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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13307, 17 February 1914, Page 9

a\ S IV mmmt 1 Great Summer Sale Commences f ** ■-***— : .*v*' Tuesday, lOth Feb. •._■•■-> Bargains m all departments ; and all our New Goods to go at Genuine Sale Prices. > At... ' ♦ ■ * t ... AIREY'S Corner Gladstone Road and Lowe Street . ' GISBORNE.

ffOU NEED \ GOOD TEA AND COFFEE YOU. oan get it at J, 3E^ST&. TEtA, imported straight from the gardens of Ceylon, of rare quality and full of aroma. Get it fresh from J. EAST. Yoa cannot enjoy Tea which has been done np m packages for months. Get it fresh from J. EAST. Tea of exceptional value at la 3d, ls 6d, ls Bd, and 2s. COFFEE ia both roasted and ground on the premises by J. EAST. Buy Coffee fresh roasted and grodhd, and you will know what good Ooffe© means — if '• bought from J. EAST. Cofifee loses i I flavor and goes flat m less than a week, therefore buy little, and hay often. Get ii from J. EAST. M. F. BOURKE'S $y_OOL AND <gKINS -fJOMPANY, LIMITED. \ QASH JJUYER OF iWOOL. BRANCHES: WAIROA, NAPIER & WELLINGTON. N B. BISSELL, Manager. MATAWHERO. NOTICE. W_6, the undersigned, beg to inform ' /the Publio of Gisborne and snrrontiding Districts that we have taken over the BRITISH EMPIRE STABLES as from SATURDAY, the 15th of No- 1 vember, 1913. ' ' "'■ *j CABS, BUGGIES, GIGS AND * HACKS Can bo had at all times. FIRST-CLASS PADDOCKING AND' STABLING. Horses broken to single and double I harness, saddle, etc. I Horse* Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. CHARGES REASONABLE. B. J. GILLIES AND F. BUTTON, Proprietors. 'Ph018«.......:.f..N0. MB vn ANOTHER BOLT -FROM THE BLUB. WAKE UPTGIBBORN! I TAXI CARS, CABS, GIGS, BUGGIES AND HACKS at All Hours. First-class L ! Stabling Accommodation, with all modern oonvenienc£s. Motors Repaired pn the Premises, Not* Address! THE GEORGE STABLES AND MOTOR GARAGE Next Alf. Wade's, Gladstone Road. 'Phone 170. • CAB, SIR! jmBP*QILLII» Has j[nst acauired the well-known Cab Propnetary Business so long and euooeasfully carried On m Gisborne by Mr JOE ENGLISH, and intends, by strict attention to the wishes of Customers, to merit and retain -the liberal patronage accorded to his predecessor. TELEPHONE 468. Night Calls promptly attended to. Experienced Omen aad Stylish Turnout*. MATAWAI BOARDING HOUSE. Messra WASKETT"- SUNDVERG, Proprietors. rnHE above Boarding House ia now X open to the Travelling Public, and is conveniently situated to the Railway Station. Meals at all hours on arrival and departure of trains " which aro met by attendant on arrival. Firat-closs accommodation. Moderate tariff. 466: