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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11248, 11 April 1908, Page 4

"THE" Dress House OF GISBORNE IS UNDOUBTEDLY MAIR BROTHERS, LTD. NEW SEASON'S • 1 DRESS GOODS NOW OPEN. EVENING WEAR OUR SPECIALITY. CHAS. ADAIR MANAGER, ....■■• ■ ■ [r __ . — ; - Strong Suits For Boys. rjIHE BOYS' SUIT QUESTION is an •'•*• interesting one, and, as a rule, a dinlcult problem to solve. I have studied BOYS' SUITS, and have' come to the conclusion that "Boys m\\ be Boys t " and that they must have a big amount of strength, . combined with style, m th© make of their garments. You will find my SUITS FOR BOYS not only LOOK WELL, but STAND THE TEST OF REAL HARD WEAR. LOWj PRICES AND GOOD VALUE " ' ■ ■ 'IN' ' ; CLOTHING, MERCERY, HATS NAT JIOQPER CASH CLOTHIER AND , MERCER, McKee'i Buildings. Winter . Drapery. WM. PETTIE AND CO. HAVE pleasure m annoumcing the bulk, of their r WINTER SHIPMENTS Are now opart, every Department overflowing -with an assortment of the Newest and Most Fashionable Goods obtainable m the London and Continental Markets. iEiADIES Are specially invited to visit their LARGE AND UP-TO-DATE SHOWROOMS, Where they will find displayed a Magnificent Assortment of the Very Latest Fashions-. MILLINERY Choice Models direct from London and Paris; also, Ready-to-wear Hats, at' Very Moderate Prices. COSTUMES Very Latest Styles — English, Parisian, and Colonial. Special attention devoted to thia imporf tant Department. Inspect Early. COATS In Tweeds, Rainproof and Rugger. Latest shapes. , JACKETS In Endless Variety, Lades' and Children's. . SKIRTS , xUvO . v Both Walking and Evening Skirts m every Fashionable Material and Newest Styles. BLOUSES Charming Variety, including a nice assortment of Dinner and Evening Blouses. ■"•■,; " UNDERCLOTBffIO The Largest and Best -Stock we have ever shown in* Ladies' and Children's Underclothing of every possible description. ; NOVELTIES Too nameroua to mention. EARLY INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY INVITED. ;i WM. PETTIE AND CO. TARUHERU COLLEGE (Private Boarding and Day School for Boys). /CANDIDATES prepared for Civil Ser\J vice, MatricuJation, and other Examinations. Domestic arrangements under supervision of Mrs Cockerill. > Prospectus on application to Principal, REV M. COCKERILL, B.A. (King's College, London, and Trinity College, Melbourne, Certificated Teacher of Education Department). HALF-TERM.... MARCH 27th. ' ■ 929