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Ispecialadyertisements. NEW CHEVROLET 1925 MODEL NOTICE TOE PRICE OF CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS ARE NOW— , TOURING GARS '5-S FATER £219 TRUCES £196 ■ (f.o.h Main Ports) SOLE AGENTS: TOURIST GARAGE RP'JD’S QUAY r COMMON, SHELTON & CO., LTD, (Established, in Gisborne 1868) Auctioneers, Stock & Station Agents, Shipping and Insurance Agents. - BPJECIA t Ap V ERT IBEICENT*. ADVANC.es MADE ON GROWING | CLIPS j ADVANCES ON FROZEN MEAT] HAVE SPECIAL OUTLET. - Slock Sates held regularly. Clearing Sales as required. WE SELL EVERY DESCRIPTION OF .GOODS required in the Home or on the Station, in large or small quantities. ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY. To-day problem with the housewife Is that of making her cash purchase the utmost in values.' * WE HAVE ‘ ; Groceries arid Hardware .if the highest quality and our pieces •are so low that you are able to save more money than you ever thought possible. " *-/ ’■■ ■ Let us quote a few samples— Tea, best quality Ceylon—- . 21- lb, 51bs for 9/9 Symingtonls Coffee Essence—- > . 1/2 small, 1/11 large Genuine Portuguese Sardines — . 3 tins for IIFresh Herrings—lib tins, 6d each, or 5/3 dozen . Alb tins 3d each, or 2/9 dozen Eeech lands Cream Cheese — “Wensley” and “Cheshire” 2/15 Eno’s Fruit Salts 3/9 tibbys’ Spanish Olives-^-•loz. 1/2, 6oz. ,1/9 Brown Enamel Saucepans—- - 5£ 2/-, 6£ 2/3,. 7b 2/9, 8 3/Plain White Cups •■and-Saucerer-. 1 1/- each or 11/- doz. Flour Sifters ..................... 2/- each Aluminium Basins—1/9, 2/-, 2/6 and 2/9 6 only English Lithographed Dinner pieces. To clear at 60/Take advantage of these wonderful prices! THE GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS* FROZEN MEAT & MERCANTILE CO. LTD. P.O. Box 4 GISBORNE ir. - 75: mm m m OLD BICYCLES MADE LIKE NEW FOR A VERY SMALL SUM ENAMELLING AND REPAIRS BY SKILLED TRADESMEN ONLY TRY US AND SATISFIED BE RAPLEY & HART, StarCycleWorks Suits That Appeal to Men WHO APPRECIATE GOOD STYLE AND QUALITY MATER- ; IA LS, WELL MADE, AND HONEST VALUES, CAN BE - SECURED AT ' ' R. Johnson & Co., Palaceßuildings Prices from 67/6 to £6-15-0 t —WE FIT ANY FIGURE Call in and try a few on. You will be under no obligation to buy if you cannot call, mail us» We will send patterns and a self-measurement form WE SPECIALISE IN NAVY SERGE SUITS GUARANTEED EAST DYE. UNBREAKABLE FRONTS AT THE MODERATE PRICE OF £fi IFu. C. S. BRUCE & CO. ft A| |-f C. S. BRUCE & CO. k G. S. BRUCE & CO. fl ill r I G. S. BRUCE & CO. i C. S. BRUCE & CO. 8 C. S. BRUCE & CO. * .« Six-roomtd House with every convenience situated very handy to Town ; recently painted and papered. Immediate possession. PRICE £1 095 EASY TERMS i - - v - . . 5 , . ■ G. S. BRUCE, & Co. LOWE STREET

To Stand this Season »»f MAKAR AKA, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE CYNIC! (Imported No. 9) - Foaled 1913. , Sire: Henry the First; Dam, (L'ynnne By Cyllene, the sire of the date Polymelus (the leading English sire) For further particulars, npply to-, GAINE CARRINGTON. Phone 1057 D. •Maknrahn To Tra-vel the Surrounding Districts. WHATATUTU, TE KARAKA ORMOND* WAERHNGA.A-HIKA, ; MAKAURI. MIDDLERIG SUNRAY ’ _ (1170, Vol. 4.) Broun Stallion foaled 9th Nov., 1917. Sire, Buchlyvies Favorite (16955*) 155, -Vol.. 1; g. sire .Royal Favorite (10630*) Dam, Douglas Royal Mag (1636), Vol. 4, by Black Douglas (14599), (139) Vol. 1; 2nd dam, Middlerig Royal' Mag Y 890), Vol.. 2, by Royal Fame (391), Vol. 1. . - tt , - 3rd dam, Middlerig Mag, Vol. 2, page 73, by Prince Alfred (688). 4th dam, Young Kate (8S0), Vol. 2, by Ldchiel (635), Vol. 2.. sth dam, Kate, by Middlerig (321) Btii dam, Camelia by Victor, Vol. A tuo-year-old filly .by this horse sold for- 200 guineas. , FEE £4/10/-, or £4 payable Feby. Ist . 1920. 7 r- : ■ . For further particulars . . J.. PEEL; . ■ ;<• ■: . - Batutahh -

' t/J I TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TE HAPARA THE CHESTNUT HORSE AUTUMN (13) (By Autumnus —Edna May n) Foaled 1916 AUTUMNUS (14) EDNA MAY It Treadmill (2)- Gold’eaf— Playbill (2) Puritan Autumn lias proved h’mself a sure foal getter. His stock are amongst the best in the Bom nion. In liis second season he got Automne, winner Avondale Stakes, winning in a field of 21, Avondale Nursery Handicap (field 14V. giving Lady Cavendish 111 b. and Mimetic 9 b. He also won the Welcome Stakes, A.R.C. Spring Meeting.- boat’ng a large field. He is also the s’re of Blue Jay, Carniola. Vulture —all winners; also Golden Autumn —a consistent place-’ getter. There are a number of promising two-year-olds at present in ; work and showing great promise. 1 FEE: 25 GUINEAS. All fees payable upon removal of] mares." "• . ■ . j Mares proving barren will be taken , free following year. ; Will serve a limited number of ap-; proved mares. ■ ) First-class p-ddocks. Plenty of shelter and water. Pnddocking. Dry' Mares 3/-, and Wet Mares 5/- per week. AT caro taken, but no responsibipty. _ , For further particu'ars apply— H. GOSCOMB. Groom-'n-charge. Or D. J- BAR BY, Owner. TO STAND- - THE SEASON AT 11EXT0N ] .. . ROBIN DILLON ' S’.y Years ; , • TROTTING STALLION. re: Harold Dillon, dam of Autlu DiTon (N.Z. - Cup winner, time 4.26 2-6. 2 miles), pm: Robin Hood B. W.ldwood (’.trip. Dam," Dart.; >• Y“V p .- -' . V-:. ■ |. D For further parlicu’.iii s apply to Mt-KAY HBOS:, 9SIK; or A. C. LANGFORD. V •i '■