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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13300, 9 February 1914, Page 11

" Ready-to-#eir " Solves the Suit Question. '*»>V'*/**^%'%%%*/*%%**%«l{% ! *„.,:•--, ; '*'•*'' "i^' r-'-v.T - 4" -ft: "*;'?' '.-:- There are all kinds of Ready-to-wear Suits, of course. You can get them at all , prices, and. as fine, as you want, BUT it is not every Ready-to-wear Suit that has a style and individuality, as remarkable' as "these we .show to-day. „ A very special line. The latent. American cut. Clearly it's clothing with an "air: ot it** own." .-''"." '-. ' To the man "who lias never liked"-, j. -. .-* - . ' Ready -to -Wears \ ■...';'••.. To the man who LIKES "Ready-to-wears" and wants the BEST, we say, see these and make your choice. All sizes, all shapes, and faultless fit in' each. . ' ■ " / 37/6' 45/- '49/6 55/- ' T0 '75/- '.'..• ' ...; : -': : ; ■ - ■"©©©©©©©©•- \ Lounge Suits Sport Suits Sport Goats Consider the conxfhiffe*,Hhe coolness The stout person, the thin, the just the thing for slipping, on ':»t of them, to say nothing of the dreissi- tall, the- short. We've your size m any time, when closer-mting" gaVness. Some are single-breasted, a variety of light-weight tweeds. ments- are-;oppressive; They're cut some double, some unlined, some Unless you wear one, you . don't to fit, and yet have that delightful half-lined. YOUR size m slock, know Summer comfort. loungy . appearance that tokens o f course. comfort. ' . .. ., "-■ ». "-^- V' •* f 29/6 ™45A 29/6 .| s.fi5 .fi 45/ " .19/6- 22/6' ':27A . /b - _ • ■ .-'33/6V-te'-,^ Wry not come iii NOW^ while the selection is large, and let us set you up! -,- r . - . r /' . i Corner Gladstone Road andi '■■-. " . Lowe Street, Gisborne. .t ,^ (t ;^ " 'PHONE 931. i ,-, '■"■:•• •.'.> .- » ...''] ''."■■ - ■

ALEX. THOMSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, (Established ever 30 Years.) SPRAYING Materials for the Destruction of Godliri Moth, ' Peach Curl. Green Fly on Roses, Aphis on Shrubs, et«., etc. i Our stooks of above, are the BEST that money and experience can bay. i IRD FANCIERS Will md our stock of SEED Clean . ._ and Fresh. . . Canary, ■ Hemp,. Maw Millets, Mixed Bird Seed, Mixed Parrot Food, Bird -Sand and -Grits, —Nests, anjti other Requisites. ' ..;". <!<.'i- t'J i\ '-!.«-,i -.':->■ ; t. - ":j. : •■i i* Bare;- Y<&^Med 'titer &'; '■ ' ROBINSON SEED SOWER ? Jast the thing for the Amateur. Prioe 1« 6d fpost frse)^ Note Address— • i T'.....,i .< ALEX. THOMSON lit GLADSTONE ROAD. (ONLY ONE SHOP.) TeiephrJn»-Shop "563. \* -\ Telephone— Nursery 19t. ' I j ■»■>■■■■ ■»■«> ■!■ j '.'_' I I» « ,y — YOU NEED GOOD TEA AND COFFEE YOU can. get it' at J; EaSTB. TEA, imported .straight front the gardens of Ceylon; of rare quality and full oi aroma. ' Get it fresh from J. EAST. You cannot enjoy Tea which, has been done up m packages for months. Get il fresh from J. -EAST. Tea of exceptional value at 1» 3d, ls 6d, ls Bd, and 2s. COFFEE is both roasted and ground on the premises .by J. EAST. Bu^ Coffee fresh roasted and ground, and yon will know what: good- Coffee means— ii bought from J. EAST. ' Coffee loses i flavor and goes flat m less than a week, therefore buy little, and buy often. Get it from J. BAST. _^ M. F. BOURKE'S AND gKINS QOMPANY, LIMITED. £JASH JJUYER x OF IWOOL. BRANCHES : WAIROA, NAPIER & WELLINGTON. E. BISSELL, Manager. MATAWHERO. NOTICE. WfE>> the undersigned, beg to inform V V the Public of Gisborne . and surrounding Districts that we. have taken over the BRITISH EMPIRE STABLES as from SATURDAY^ the 16th of November, 1913. CABS, BUGGIES, GIGS AND 1 HACKS Can be bad at' all times. IIRST-CLASB PADDOCKING AND STABLING. Horses broken to single and double harness, saddle, eto; Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. CHARGES REASONABLE. 8. J. GILLIES ANDF. BUTTON, , Proprietors. •Phone No. Ml 671 j l . ■ JAMES TAIT LANDSCAPE GARDENER, is now open for Engagement (Day or Contract). Expert m growing Sweet Peas;, Roses, Chrysanthemums, and every description of flowers. Pruning and Spraying. Present address : No. b t Wainui Boad, Kaiti. '