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Gisborne Times, 13 October 1932, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. fisHing SEASON FOR TROUT AND DEEP SEA TACKLE SEE JEUNE’S BRIGHT STREET, PHONE 85. BOX 24. We Issue Licenses to Fish. OPOTIKI DISTRICT Gisborne Times Agency Tlio “(MS BO RN IS TIMES” innj be obtained every morniug on arriva' of tlio DU CO CAR, from— MR. P. CLARK COMMISSION AGENT, CHURCH STREET', OPOTIKI. BOOKBINDING LITERARY BINDINGS, MUSIC ACCOUNT BOOKS IN A NY SIZE OR STYLE OF BINDING MAGAZINES, Etc. If you have any difficulty in making up your requirements, ring Phone 818 and a competent canvasser will at once assi»t you with his expert skill. The Times Printing Works turns out promptly Rubber Stamps to any doßigu and the workmanship is unexcelled in any of the centres. THAT IS THE SECRET OF ITS SUCCESS. “GISBORNE TIMES” To the Wide-Awake Business Man! ' Have confidence iu yourself your business, your goods, and swell your turnover by adopting the mail order system of buying. There is no advertining medium in the world that can give access to so many prospective purchasers at so low a figure as the daily newspaper. THE GISBORNE TIMES has a strong line of subscribers all along the East Coast from Wairoa to Cape Runaway and through to Opotiki. Now i» the time to boost your goods in the country districts and cultivate orders by mail. The cheapest way to do this is to advertise in the Gisborne Times. At one time all advertising was mexwly an experiment; now it is a grim necessity.® In tOJ»-ia, fcon-ruhips, construction camps, station sheds, Maori pas, the Gisborne Times is read from the title to the imprint. RING PHONE 500 or 81S and our Advertising Specialist will submit designs aud write your advertisement in an attractive stylo_ that will convince the buying public in the country districts and sell your goods. TIMES PRINTING WORKS A Lady who resides in Christchurch suburbs was a witness of an impudent attempt by a man,, ostensibly a hawker, to obtain entrance into her house. She is hard of hearing, and always locks her doors-when she is Working in the garden. Seeing a man approaching the hack door, she got, out of ]iis view, but was. able to ■watch bis movements. After knocking at tlio door, and fmdirig.it' locked, lie tried many bunches' of keys which he earried' in " <a"basket, but i one that would lit the lock was not there. Tin) woman' emerged from her hiding place and the. culprit made olf as quickly as possible. j