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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 23, 4 August 1887, Page 3

IN BANKRUPTCY (Nearly). IN THE SUPERIOR BOOT SHOP OF GISBORNE. In the matter of the number of Bankruptcies now existing, and the several additions to come. NOTICE is hereby given that I, ARTHUR JOHN COOPER, of Gisborne, Bootmaker, have this day filed an appeal to my customers that I am willing to sacrifice ray Large and Varied Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES for the purpose of clearing out of “ Bankruptcy Bay.” This is a genuine notification, anu no reasonable offer will be refused, as I intend to retire at a very early ‘ date. A joke is a joke, but Gisborne people are carrying it too far, so buy me out anG let me " get,” To work hard, for the public,. and then to be " had " in return, is not gosd enough, Dated this 29th day of July, 1887. ARTHUB. J. COOPER.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. W. SEARLE, TAILOR, begs to announce that he has Removed to his New Premises, next door to Dr. Pollen's Gladstone Road. E. BURCH, THE ORIGINAL CHIMNEY SWEEPER, WE EPS Cleaner t’aan any other. ' Orders Punctually attended to. E. BURCH, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. NOTICE. J"F you want you Chimneys Swept with out Dirt and Dust, go to— FRED. HOLFORD, Opposite Infant School, Palmerston Road WANTED KNOWN—Now Landed and in Stock, 100,000 feet of Totara, Rima, and Kauri TIMBER, suitable for Building purposes. Prices cheap. Contractors and others requiring Timber will do, well Jo apply to the undersigned. H. E. JOHNSTON.

MISS DORAN, Wishes to call the attention on the Ladies of Gisbobne and the Subbovnding Districts to heb Well Assorted Stock of — AND TRIMMINGS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. x CORDETTA CLOTHS, in all Colors. CAMEL HAIR AND COSTUME CLOTHS, in all Shades, also PLUSHES, VELVETS, PLAIN AND STRIPES, & PLAIN & FANCY SILKS. x COEDS, CEASES AND BUTTONS IN ALL STYLES :X: LALIES’ AND CHILDREN’S UNDERCLOTHING AT O' VERY MODERATE BATES. . — ;o; — DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT, As MISS DORAN has made the Dress-making Department a Specially, being under the Management of Mrs Tr’Efford and an efficient staff, a call from the Ladies will be pleasing to both. Every. Care and Attention will be given to all Orders entrusted to her care. ‘ The prices will be found to be uniformly moderate. MISS GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. ' '

GRAND JUBILEE PRIZE, OF £lOO { ON£ Graham, Pitt & Bennett, Respectfully notify to their Customers and the Public generally, that they will give PRIZES AMOUNTING TO £lOO To the successful (or nearest) Guesscr of the number of Peas contained in the Jar in the Grocery Window. Ist Prize - - <£7s 2nd Prize - - <=£lo 3rd „ - - 5 4th „ - - 3 Sth „ - -2 and sof <£l each.

RULES: 1. The Peas to be placed in the jar before certain wellknown townsmen and sealed with their seals, 2. —Every Purchaser to the value of ss. cash shall be entitled at the time of purchase to one Ticket for every ss. worth bought. 3. —The Purchaser on receiving his Ticket may either place the number he guesses thereon AT ONCE or put it in any time before the 24th Sept. 4. —Under no circumstances will a duplicate Ticket be issued. 5. —ln the event of two or more tieing for any Prize, they will divide, that is to say,—Suppose two tie for the First Prize they will divide First and Second, and the next nearest will take Third Prize, and so on. 6. GRAHAM, PITT, & BENNETT reserve to themselves the sole right of decision in the event of a dispute. 7. —No Tickets will be issued or received after 24th Sept., when the Peas will be counted and the Tickets checked by a Committee, and as soon as possible the successful numbers published. 8. —Every Pea in the bottle (broken or not) to count. Ugg” PUEOHASEBS in AMY DEPARTMENT entitled to participate, sr Buyers in two Departments may add the purchases together.