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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13170, 2 September 1913, Page 6

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE' LADIES OF GTSBORNK A^D DISTRICT. ZAK, Having Purchased Messrs HEWITT & CO.'S I LADlliS' TAILORING BUSINESS And also secured Mr Hewitt's co-opera-I tion m the j LADIES' DEPARTMENT, | Is now m the position to show the Largest Range of ' j LADIES' MATERIALS, ! Worthy of comparison with any Establishment m the .LARGE CENTRES OF NEW 7EALAND. And also to offer to LADY Customers tho advantage of the MANY YEARS' KXPKKTENOE of both these »L*\i"TKR!S m the ART of LADIES' HABIT MAKING. ZAK, , GLADSTONE ROAD (Only Address). ■■«» SEE THAT THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM IS j>ERFECT . . HYGIENIC sanitation is essential m every house — it . means Health, Cleanliness, and Comfort. t But be assured that the latest improved sanitary fittings are supplied ; also that they are fixed on hygienic principles. LOUND has an up-to-date stock of W.C. Fittings. Drain Pipes, Sinks, and Balhs. \ ' In addition, our long experience in' layiii<r and designing drainage schemes enables us to ensure absolute satisfaction. F. J. LOUND, PLUMBER, DERBY ,ST., GISBORNE. BOOKBINDING. ■^yk "VJAKH y\ qPKOIALITY 1 or law and Library Binding HERALD noiiKIHKTMNO "T)EPARTMItVI SCHOOL -JOURNAL COVERS. FULL SUPPLY ON HAND - \ ■ ti HERALD OFFICE. COMMERCIAL PRINTING . . ****** H'llK HERALD J'JB PRINTING DEPARTMENT • / .' 'Haviug been brought thoroughly up-to-date by the recent addition of the latest productions of the typa founder and manufacturers of machinery, the Public of Gisborne are respectfully reminded that there is absolutely no necessity to ! place . their Orders for Printing with Canvassers for Outsfde Firms. ESTIMATES furnished on the Shortert Notice for . CIRCULARS MENUS BILLHEADS POSTERS INVITATION CARDS BALL PROGRAMMES Kto., Eto. BOOKBINDING. We are Manufacturers of LEDGERS JOURNALS CASH ROOKS kto. i Eto Ruled to Order to suit the special requirements of various businesses. PATRONISE LOCAL 'INDUSTRY, SUPPORT LOCAL EMPLOYERS OF LABOR. And KEEP THE MONEY IN THI I TOWN.