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R. HANNAH &CO/SJHOE STORE. COMPARE OURPHUM& QUALITY, PLUM LINES. SCHOOL BOOTS from 3/11 PAIR WOMEN'S BOOTS from 5/11 PAIR WOMEN'S SHOES from ... ... ... 2/6 PAIR MEN'S STRONG BOOTS from 1/11 VMR MEN'S BLUCHERS from... 4:/ll PAIR MEN'S STREET BOOTS from g/g IJAIR DANOING SHOES from » •» 5/H PAIR MEN'S CANVAS SHOES from k/11 PAIR GOLOSHES AND GUMS JUST TO HAND. FOR FINE WEAR SEE OUR WINDOWS. 4Sv»lr\<? SHO£/SITS. li/cA^? Telephone 335. CORNER SHOP ONLY. Telephone 335. WHAT IS THIS P IS IT WORTH HEADING? j^va %\ J aLaiLj I if vniit _^rtim IMI i ail, _ ' CHARLES SEGG AND CO. Dunediu, Timaru, Wellington, Invercargill, Napier, and Gisborne, Bhould make you feel safe 'to invest in a PIANO from them. WE HAVE, in Gisborno, as their Agents, the LARGEST and BEST DISPLAY IN. THE DISTRICT of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ALL our instruments have been Specially Constructed for this Climate, and cam be THOROUGHLY RELIED UPON. „ T .. , . ' OUR . PRICES are Moderate, Our Terms are Easy. We are Liberal m Discounts. • WE (CHRIST 1 A SON) are SOLE AGENTS (and WE aim . for the B°^ A^Ctfr^Bessorfs Braes Instruments Sole Agents— Boomerang Momtb. Organs Bbl6^£ en t, a _siriger Machine Company Sole Agents— Campbell Melodeons yN^fcents— Appolo Piano Player SoleAgefcte— Macdougal Bagpipes ' \ 7TE.— The APOLLO PIANO PLAYER, is going to be in the house of eYeVLover of Music. It is a delight and a solace, and its great charm is a CHILD CAN PLAY IT EASY, and the Price now is within the reach of all. CHRISP AND SON Have A*} Kind> of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, large or small, at Puces to Suit for Cash, or Terms Easy. _ xtttqtp MUSKi The Largest and Beat Selected Stock between Auckland and MUMO MUSIC Wellington. Over SIX THOUSAND PIECES in Stock, and MUblO l"\J81C . Ne-vr Publications by Every Steamer. MUblo Special 1 Terms to Teachers, Society Choirs, and Schools. __ ' Special Attention to VIOLIN STRINGS and ACCESSORIES. YOU CAN HAVE A SINGER SEWING MACHINE At 2a 6d a Week (with Discount). OLD PIANOS BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED FOR NEW. . ■ We haTe a First-class, CompeJFy/ tent PIANO TUNER and RE- >** j^VSf^®>© ' PAIRER- (late of our firm, Ohas. fflr». *■ MUSIC . WAREHOUSE. w ■w^w^ * Tel. 33. P.O. Box 65. Always First ggt^~lht^L Supplies the on account of hX^d Encrgy and its ' JP^fS/^Ki Endurance High Quality, necessary to Delicious Flavour, \^ achieve Success and Economy Tpwr * n in use. \ff Life's Race.-; Best & Goes Farthest. « r . \ t . . POVERTY BAY CARRIAGE WORKS. BRIGHT STBEET, (HSBO.RNE. JOHN.'B." LETDON pOACHBUILDER, TXTHEELWRIGH.T , AND p ENERAL : OMITH. TS prepared to undertake the CoQstructbn of every class. of Vehicle that tuub •*• on Trbeelß^and where there is a Wheel there is the way to my Workshops ia Bright Street. J. B. L. holds the Highest Awards of Merit obtained fronv the Royal Agricultural Society ,of Victoria for BEST WORK. He therefore has every confidence in inviting ' the Residents of Gisborne and District to extend to him a share of their patronage. J. B. L. ifl the designer and builder of the famous Pony Bradley Gig, now in such demand,' and at prenent on view at his Factory, Bright Street. He employs the very best Mechanics in the different branches of the Trade. REPAIRS, PAINTING, AND TfoIMWINQ AT prices to suit the times/ You Woulrf'ft't Takea^Soverelfln H with the' King's head defaced. Why? You would doubt its g genuineness. Similarly, if you are equnlly wise, you won't buy Tea that doesn't bear the established registered name— U I RHODiA TEA. 1 S .Again, though you may sometimes ihakd'a mistake, , you " wouldn't take a foreign coin for one of your own, even though Sj g to all intents and purposes, lookiDg alike. Similarly, if you f^J H Q are equally wise you won't accept any other brand of Ceylon *^ft W H T «a for KHODIA., when the latter carries so many extra Hfflflp H H points of advantage. Qg ' 5 RHODIA TEA has four cardinal virtues— it is pare Ceylon : mi » it is extremely fragrant ; it is full of flavour ; it has much Og . body. All these things are seldom found together, but they w are found in KHODIA, and in the supreme degree. And they H • must reach you exactly as they existed on the despatch of the BBSS 2 Tea from Colombo, beoause the Rhodia Tea Co. packs every ■JL, oq package of its Tea in lead, soldering it down and making it "■■■ h air-tight. There is no preservative for the delicate tea leaf to ffwa W equal lead', as any tea expert will tell you ; it keeps it from defAsa H teriorating on the voyage and from getting "off" after land1' 2 in E> an( l enables the grower to guarantee his product to 2 ,ycur interest En 1 his. Pivaurnble from WfLLIAMS AND KETTLK, Ltd.. Sole Agents for Poverty Buy. No. 00 grade, 2s 6d per lb } No. C grade, l s 9d per ll>; No. 1 grade, ls 6d per lb; No. 2 grade, ls 3il per lb.

ARf CLASS tS. M'ISS G. ELON CUMMING, Certificated Teacher (London Science and Art Department, South Kensington), intends commencing Tuition in Uißborne, from FEBRUARY 12th, in rooms in the Unioa Bank Buildings (upstairs). Arrangements made for the Tuition of Day Buwieatß, also for the formation of .Night Classes. Miss Cummiug has been successfully connected with the Napier Technical School for some years, and holds Certificates for Freehand Drawing, Light and Shade from the cast, Model Drawing, Blackboard Drawing, Memory Drawing of Common Objects, Memory Drawing 01 Plant form, Paintings from Still Life, and Designs. [ W CARJDING. . HAVING purchased the Business of Mr B. Hird, I am prepared to undertake Carting of all descriptions. FURNITURE REMOVED. LUGGAGE TO & FROM STEAMERS. GRAVEL For Yards, Garden paths, or Concrete. Having a good supply on hand, all j Orders left at Bennett and Sherratt's will receive best attention. J. CORKILL. DALGETY AND CO. LIMITED, AGENTS for— Osborne Agricultural . Implements Harvesting and General Farm Implements Disc and Spring Tooth Harrows.

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Poverty Bay Herald, 17 April 1906, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, 17 April 1906, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, 17 April 1906, Page 4