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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13103, 17 June 1913, Page 7

HANNAH'S TTAVI Jl'BT HKOKJVED ■ mart GomprehnuiTg BkMk m B«>t Qm»lity and ■"•'. fltyU of Newwrt NA^intar Boot. . ■ ' *•* ' ■ , : A)«o » Great Variety of Comfortable and Handsomi WARM SLIPPERS AND KVENINQ SHOBS, at ILL PRICW GOLOSHES fn aII »\**u. for l/sdiec, (Gentlemen, and Ohildr«a t aim a V«ry I*f*» Kange of Good and Inexpensir* GUM BOOTS. Hannah's Come r . Sancho Panza once said: " Bfess . the. Man who first Invented Sleep ! " W*Tp^^ If Panza were alive to-day, he might JB^"^-*'^l'.-^3SftSS| : • have added, "and likewise bless the man I /r^3<:^^^^^jt' m . who invented the Grundy and Sherman .I/ /frti^y^ H H Mattresses and Pillows." W llmaF- I This famous bedding is made on ytmrn (&—'§£^^-*JI hygienic principles,, only the finest •I1 l| r*J i^* jl flocks, flax and Samarang kapoc finding 18 "W^^VHrij their way into these great sleep m- || Moreover, you have a. distinct advan- , 1 &> JSXtiSnF tage m having these articles direct from _ \ I BH| the factory. First, this method ensures I Hs* ' cleanliness ; second, .delivery m perfect X^/ Furthermore, the quality of our Mattresses end. Pillo\rs is the highest, with prices that are very moderate. . We re-mate Beds on the shortest notice. Grundy and Shenhan, Ltd. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS GISBORNE. ,^V>^; c YOU WIM " BUY \^^M^# Horse Cov.ei% ; PRIMROSE & LESLIE,. , ' PEEL STREET, GISBORNE. • IF you do not, then the firm will soon prove to you that for LINING and CANVAS, and STRAPPING and CLASPS, and PEfftFEiOT FIT, their Covers , are- UNRIVALLED. , „ . "WHAT'S WHAT? : , ..„/' • (By Mark Over). , , ■■ ■ ' s "•■■ """jPosT free..........;.; ...:...:.. .: -i/g A Book of Quips Cranks, Quaint Sayings, ,«nd Cornier Pictdres. ' "THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN/ '■'■-. ) (By Jeffrey Farnol). " ' • THE BEST BOOK OF TJIE YEAR. Not a dull page m it. A Book to BUY and READ, and to put by and. READ AGAIN. V "A- CRY IN THE WILDERNESS," by Mary E. Walter (Author of %<*d Carver of Lympus"). ' ; ' ■ (Quite equal to the Best she has written). "WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO?" (An actual incident of ' th» White Slave Traffic m England, causing quito a sensation). . ' "FRIAR TUCK" (by the Author of "Happy Hawkins").. "TRYING OUT TORCHY," by Sewell Ford. "THE ADVENTURES OF MISS GREGORY" are told ia nic 4, toew style by Percival Gibbon. (A book for a Holiday). . ' ORDERS NOW BOOKED FOR ... "PRINTERS' PIE" AND THE . .'■;:.' "royal Academy pictures ?' (Vol. 1913). . ' i . Thomas AdamsX Telephone 105. ' . ' Box %2. Ed WILLIAMS, wn _^ . __ ■ '.■■■,'•'. r LJ D CS I? IC^^^S j^^^wfl^w ' nV/nwu vvVLfiO > Martin's Horse-olippers. " 4y@* MIA^fINIP Rllll niNP l^ LOWE STREET. %m For Breakfast, : rf &^ LUflCh and ; v^j fflf rw Tour table is. incomplete without it J HL AW yov> |roo*r <br ■ M««i^ . .. • B^^V

mRY Nat. Hooper for y^iir Woollen JL Underclothing. An ounoe of warm underwear is worth & pound of modi* cine. — McKee's Buildings. Tn T is selling for £80 per .Vjr.JLJ. acre: Ideal little Farm, i of 60 acres, four miles from Post Office; Gisborna. — T. O. Lawless, Qisbome.

T ADY, —^Your Umbrella repaired and I 4 made equal to new for 2s 6d ; gentleman's, from 3s 6d, according to class of mateiial chosen. — Take it to Wilson's I Umbrella Hospital, Gladstone Road. "t~OHN STONE & SMITH for Men's ,O Winter Shirts, Collars, and Bandfv, from •• 6rl : »trm »nd oomfortttW*