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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13102, 16 June 1913, Page 6

WHERE? Do you have your Suits Tailored. jHJR Clothe* that Fi., th«t look Bm»rt *nd Fa«hlon*bls, .n»t tri Wellmade, ServicsabJe, and Dressy, cull on . . Johnstone & Smith, GISBORNE'S LEADING TAILORB. SPECIALISTS IN MEN'S RIDING BREECHES LADIES' HABITS AND ASTRIDE SKIRTS. HIGH-GRADE HATTERB AND MERGERS. : ONLT ONE ADDRESS-Next Herald Offlo* Johnstone & Smith-

I Tis Always Merry and Bright WITH A GRAMOPHONE IN THE HOUSE You can enjoy the finest talent of th» day white sitting round your own fireside. ' * ' The perfect reproduction of founds on the Gramophone ("His Master's Voice") is a revelation to the talking-machine world. It opens out new vistas of pleasure and interest, that bring th« fl listener into touch with the songs of the cleverest artists m ■ «very branch of Music. H A Gramophone makes the home the brightest and happiest ■ circle on earth. fl Chrisps' have a large selection of machines, and a fine stock B of the latest productions m "Zonophone" Records. fl You are invited to come and hear them for yourself. I Peer Street :: Gladstone Read. l r.•^_r;'-■-.' l .:^'■.■ , . •"■■' " •••—'»• " ■— » ■■■■ - Clothes and Habits OF A DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER ONLY OBTAINABLE AT ZAK'S, 15 GLADSTONE ROAD. GISBORNE. -

HOW DOES HE KNOW THAT CARUSO WON'T COME TO GISBORNE! TTTE HAVE ENGAGED HIM TO SING THE PRAISES OF OUR V ' WONDERFUL TALKING MACHINES, viz., "The Cadet" Which is specially made for us, and for TWO WEEKS .ONLY we ehall Present Every Purchaser with 6 Records FREE OF CHARGE. IT CONCERNS YOU! BUY NOW! • BUY NOW! BUY NOW! ONLY FROM CHOVEAUX, CORNER GREY STREET. NUF SED! 7 jjTjrp g ED ,

tSIT DOWN! TOST try and measure up the advantages which will accrue to you if you invest m an OVERCOAT now. You needn't have the shivers ou cold eveninga. You can dodge the InQuenia and Doctor's and Chemist's btll«. There is Economy m Prudence. Come and make your choice from our „ DY-TO-WEAR Overcoats. They are priced lower than you'd Nat Hooper, CASH CLOTHIER AND MERCER, ' McKee'a Buildings.