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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15800, 15 April 1922, Page 7

oj Something Mew e r r Boys' and Youths' BOOTS MADE BY HANNAH’S IN THEIR OWN FACTORY. THE UPPERS of these Excellent Boots are of plump CHROME, Derby pattern. THE SOLES are of the very best ENGLISH DURO3T, with heel tipi and toe plates. Sizes 7 to 10 14/6. 11 to 1 16/62 and 3 20/--4 and 6 21/-. OUR GUARANTEE BEHIND EVERY PAIR. R. HANNAH & CO, Ltd. Box No. 225. GISBORNE. Thone No. 335.

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GOMFORT In the Home ! —REAL BEISTFUL, INVITING COMFORT A WONDERFUL POS-SESSION-CAN BE OBTAINED IN A . “G. & Chesterfield or Easy Chair, MADE WITH A LIBERAL PROPORTION OF DEEP, LIVELY CUSHIONING, EVERY PIECE OF OUR UPHOLSTERING SOON ASSUMES AN IMPORTANT PLACE IN EVERY HOME WHERE PLACED. THIS IS ONLY WHAT WE EXPECT, FOR SKILLED UPHOLD STERERS USING HIGHEST GRADE MATERIALS AND ARTISTIC COVERINGS KNOW THAT WE WANT THEM TO PRODUCE FURNITURE WHICH WILL PROVE A REAL INVESTMENT IN COMFORT AND SERVICE. THE COMING OF WINTER, WITH ITS INDOOR HOURS, SHOULD INFLUENCE YOU TO I 7 !SIT OUR SHOWROOMS AND SEE EXAMPLES OF OUR WORK. WE CONSIDER OUR PRICES, WHICH ARE MANUFACTURERS, TO BE THE FAIREST POSSIBLE. PAY A VISIT WHEN NEXT IN TOWN. GRUNDY & SHENNAN, Ltd. - FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS - - - GISBORNE 'PHONE No. 288 P.O. BOX No. 273.

Dressmaking Dressmaking Absolutely Correct! - i Coat Frocks IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES, MATERIALS, AND TRIMMINGS. COSTUMES, IN GREY, NAVY, AND PUTTY, IN THE NEWEST WORSTEDS AND STYLES, FROM £6 6/-. READY-TO-WEAR HATS—THE NEWEST—FROM 11/6. EVENING DRESSES, IN NET, CREFE-DE-CHENE, AND SILK, FROM £4 4/-. CALL AND INSPECT AT Amy Jeffery’s PEEL STREET (Opp. Common, Shelton’#) PHONE 1019. HEMSTITCHING DONE ON THE PREMISES. Dressmaking Dressmaking

W 1 F I BREAD! THERE'S ALWAYS A RACE FOB THE FIRST SLICE—WHEN ITS NOLHY’S Give BREAD a more important place on your table. See that yon t children eat more of it—at meals and between. Watch them grow rosier and sturdier! When they Like their owm place as bread-winners, they will thank you for having taught them the Tolue of the world’s great*** food—BREAD. EAT BREAD! —MORE BREAD! IF WE ARE NOT SERVING YOU NOW, ’PHONB 25 0R 469 ANI> ASK OUR CART TO CALL. WALTER FINDLAY • BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, AND CONFECTION But, t&a&foiie Ma*4 «&I BNiHL