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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11056, 23 August 1907, Page 6

,r^^~^^^ STRAW BOATERS (tP^lii^l^S) „.„„„„„ niB „ T \^/.^*a-_li__lia^^/ IMPORTED DIRECT. THESE POPULAR STRAWS HAVE COME TO STAY AND ARE HERE TO-DAY IN ALL THE LATEST SHAPES AND STYLES KNOWN TO HATDOM. THESE HATS ARE THE IDEAL SUMMER HEADWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS, AND NOTHING CAN APPROACH THEM FOR DOWNRIGHT I COMFORT. SEE WINDOWS FOR VARIETY". \ WE'VE GOT THE STYLISH HATS — AT— ON THE CORNER ON THE CORNER • '. ' • . i ■ . ■ "WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE." , , ,— - ■ _, I Scissors /""Ni _W^^^_ W l_ Jl _H Cutting Out %_._*/ I | Embroidery .i."'", 1 _*_% 9 ■ tm\ _r B '~9L EDISON'S A AotV EDISON'S ■s!fv^*^^^_Bi LATE ST . : "P stands for Phonograph of' EDISON MAKE, TT stands for him who will NO OTHER take. {\ stands for ORDERS, which exceed tlie supply. "VT stands for NATURAL tone of RECORDS you buy. S~\ stands for OTHERS of inferior kind. /~^i etands for GEM, not left behind. , "D stands for RECORDS, the best m the land. ( A stands for Artists m Edison's Band. T_> 'stands for People who own a machine. TT stands for Happiness, there to be seen. LADIES' TAILORING. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. LATEST DESIGNS PATTERNS AND FIGURES. JWERY Article TAILOR-MADE and Guaranteed Perfect Fitting. Superior to Outside Work. COSTUMES ~ HABITS DIVIDED SKIRTS. ADDRESS: ADOLF ZACHARIAH, GLADSTONE ROAD.

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CONFECTIONERY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WE ARE THE Original Introducers of Anything Startling m Confectionery. OTHERS ARE Only Imitators. They can try, but can never be like us. NEVER EQUALLED! No chance of being EQUALLED. JOWERS MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER, "THE SWEETERIES," Gisborne. 166 THINK I will try . PLANTERS' CHOICE or ARCADIA TEA. EveryI one sneaks so well of them. All Grocers.