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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10958, 29 April 1907, Page 1

C± WHAT \*&f il nro / vjrajjf ■■'. _ DO? ■"^V^/^Mj^i 111 TT'S PRETTY HARD TO KNOW A Hill, WHAT TO DO WHEN SO MANY / •A^"^|T SAY THEIR GARMENTS if <<T'XJT? TJT?Q r r " |! LSX£a JjJI/Ox. OUR HUNDREDS OF PATRONS IN THIS TOWN AND COUNTRY HAVEFAITH IN US. JUST LANDED THE LATEST FASHIONS IN WINTER SUITINGS. LATEST NOVELTIES IN MEN'S WEAR— HATS,': TIES. SHIRTS, ETC.— DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS.' LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILORS— SHIERLAW&CO. ? : Box 14. Tel. 240. : AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. » HOLDS A WORLD-WIDE RECORD FOR BOK tTBES X STABILITY, LIBERALITY, EGONOMY FUNUS OVER - "^-"~~" ANNUAL INCOME OVER - i 52.800.000 POLICIES IN FORCE A «g^ NG £66*734.000 INCLUDING BONUS ADDITIONS. OABS PROMT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR, 1 905. £635,532, f THE LARGEST AMOUNT DIVIDED IN .ANY ONE YEAR IN THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY. TOTAL CASH PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST POLIOYHOLDERS, OVER £12,216,000. THERE IS NO OTHER OFFICE, LIVING, OR DEAD* WHICH CAN SHOW, OR HAS SHOWN Z SUCH A PHENOMENAL RECORD AS THE~ ; AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT IS NOW IN FULL WORKING ORDER « EVERY DESHUBLE FORM OF POLICY IS ISSUED BY THE SOCIETY, FROM £5 TO £10,000. DmECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH ; The Hon. Chaa. John Johnston, M.L.0., Chainnaa; A. De Bathe Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman ; the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.G. ; John Duncan, Esq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq. „ ; EDWARD W. LOWE, ■ ' Resident Secretary. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH : CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. GISBORNE AGENTS: DALCETY & COMPANY, Ltd. ; : W. SANDLANT CARRIAGE AND WAGGON BUILDER, ■■*:■■ GLADSTONE ROAD. BUGGIES, Dogwuta, Rustic CarU; Uurve-paQel Oarto, Badness Carte, Spring Waggons and Spring Drays, Sulkies, and Gigs oMrameroua designs, »- oludiig our Patent Break-in Gig (a yehicle having a dual purpose) Btbcked or Built to Order 08. Bhortttt Noute. ■ ■-■ ' ■ • ■ ■ ' ■ * " ' . ' ' •'■■.• Th« preaent Stock oooaiato of «m« VpiNß -DUGGIES, J)OGOARTB AND QIGB. And tkose requiiing a FIRST-CLASS turn-out shoold mak« a point of paying • a visit of inspection. . • W« hare also tome Good Secoad-hand RUBTIO CARTS, eto., fox Sale, Cheap. NOTE.— Any of tbe r Vehicles can be purchiaaed for Cask or ,on Easy Termt, tad all New Work carries a Twelve Moithfl' Guarantee. REPAIRING, PAINTING AND TRIMMING DONE IN BEST tfiYLl, AT FAIR PRICES, AND, WITH PROMPTITUDE. ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL LINES ■• : '''W. ""■ MNDLANT V S : : : -■■■ CARRIAGE BUILDER, Eto., GLADSTONE ROAD. OFF TO STEVENSON'S ROYAL CARRIAGE WORKS GLADSTONE ROAD REPAIRS A SPECIALITY J , HORSES CAREFULLY AND WELL SHOD. MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED J. STEVENSON'S, NEII """ H(ynsL INVIGORATING! APPETISING ! REFRESHING! > ■ TOOTHING MORE DELIGHTFUL THAN A CUP OF MORNING COFFEE. TRY BROWN AND BARRETT'S. 1 /v AND IVB- PER LB - ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE FHIM'S MAKE OF BAKING POWDER, AND THEREBY ASSURE LIGHT SCONES, ETC.

_■ ■ • PEEL STREET SHOEING FORGE. rn<HE undersigned begs to announce A. that he lias commenced Business as a General Blacksmith and Shoer m the premises lately occupied by T. Bell, where he hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with Good Workmanship, to merit a sharo of the public patronage. R. MORRISON. Gisborne, 12th March, 19Q7. 856

MESSRS TATE BROS. (Late D. Tate), B U I LDER 8, . \ nE prepared to undertake all kindt of BUILDING AND JOBBING , WORK rtRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP. ESTIMATES FREE. TeJephone 168. . >&* SADDLERY & HARNESsT rPHOSE about to purchase Saddlery and X HArness would do well, and be more than iepaid for their trouble, m uupeating my stock of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL DISPLAY Repairs promptly executed by competeat tradesmen. Second-hand Harneaa taken m put p»yment of N«w. G. WILDISH SADDLER. PEEL STREET. NOXiUB. TO TRADESMEN.— To avoid mistake* , and to ensure prompt delivery, see that all parcels for the Wahnata Valley we addressed per Bisset's coach, Britwl Empire Stables. Coach leaves at 9.4! a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Fares, Be. 661 J. AND W. BIBBET.