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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 11325, 1 October 1930, Page 6

FOR E. A. Evans, 1, Stout Street, Phone 14-17 GISBORNE’S OWN CANOYLAND STOCKISTS OF ONLY HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY MADE WITH ONLY FRESH INGREDIENTS BY A SKILLED CONFEC TIONER. ALL STOCKS MADE ON THE PREMISES. nmiwfnTin TRY “CANDYLAND” SWEETS. THEY ARE SWEETER THAN SWEET. . CANDYLAND —— CANDYLAND 54 Gladstone Road. . D.\ Mclntyre, Proprietor OUR MART IS FULLY STOCKED WITH ALL CLASSES OF FURNITURE YOU MAY BUY ON THE LAY BY SYSTEM, WHICH ENSURES QUALITY FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES; SMALL DEPOSIT AND WEEKLY PAYMENTS, AND WE STORE FREE OF CHARGE UNTIL REQUIRED GIVE IT A TRIAL. H. S. STUBBS-Auctioneer, House Furnisher. All WISE MOTORISTS Put HOBBS* LIFETIME GUARANTEE BATTERIES IN THEIR OARS Because they get LIFETIME SATISFACTION. AGENTS« HOBBS SERVICE STATION PHONE 848 GREY STREET City Prices EUGENE PERMANENT HAIR WAVING. Our Price 30/“ We Guarantee our Work. B. GREEN, HAIRDRESSER, PEEL STREET Ring Phone 1450 XMAS HAMS, XMAS POULTRY. XMAS DELICACIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALL THESE CAN BE PURCH ASED IN THE EASY WAY BY JOINING HAMPTON’S XMAS CLUB GET PARTJG ULARS NOW. PHONE 271 P.O. BOX 153. 7 Days WE HATE JUST LANDE D FROM HOME A BIG i RANGE OP * & * & Ironmongery & Crockery § See Our Special Prices for 7 Days Primes Ltd. Q * & * * Q Gisborne, jg

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