Why Spoil Your Appearance WHEN HANNAH’S, Gisborne WILL SUPPLY YOU FOR CASH AT WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PRICE. LADIES’ PATENT LACE SHOES .V... 25/6, 27/6, 28/6. LADIES’ NIGGER LACE SHOES 22/6, 27/6, 28/6. LADIES’ GLACE LACE SHOES 18/6, 21/-, 25/-. Also similar value in LADIES’ COURT,- BAR., JESTER, FANCY BAR, NIGGER, PATENT' or GLACE 19/6 to 30/-. No Appro. Without Cash. Post, Bd' per . Pair Post Cash with Orders. Goods Changed or Money Returned if not suitable. R. HANNAH & CO, Ltd. P.O. BOX 226.. ’PHONE 335. yvn-W.aiE*mr.mxrMiViwt• »«w •«, r» iy «w—iH» ■»»»*. •> ,* • "vnutw PRIMROSE & LESLIE ; : : Peel Street EXPERT SADDLEM. COME AND INSPECT OUR STOCK OF SUMMER SPORTING GOODS Including CRICKET BALLS, BATS NETS. GLOVES, all kb* Beet of English-made Goods. ’ TENNIS RACQUETS—AH weight* and' make*. Ball*, Waterpro®! Slid Covers, Racquet Presses. We RESTRING and Repair TENNIS RACOWKE* with best English Gut and dressed with Gut Reviver. IVORY MOUNTED BOWLS speak for Wneelve*. We know that our STOCK ia GOOD and our PRICES are LOW, and wo want YOU to know it alio.
* r~^ SVlaximum Home Comfort IN ‘■G. & S.” Furniture. BY LEAVING ANY FURNISHING SCHEME IN OUR HANDS YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE UTMOST COMFORT IN YOUR HOME. ’ ' Furniture of a Lifetime Quality —THAT IS THE KIND OF FURNITURE.WE MANUFACTURE AND SELL. . THIS FURNITURE IS UNIJOUBTEDY GOOD, ' AND HAS A REPUTATION FOR ITS BEAUTIFYING AND COMFORTING -QUALITIES. Choose Yours Here for Better Values IF YOU WANT FURNITURE THAT YOU CAN DEPEND ON. YOU CAN SAFELY LEAVE ANY SCHEME IN OUR HANDS. CALL AND HAVE A CHAT WITH US ABOUT' IT. GRUNDY &~SHENNAN, LTD. Furniture Manufacturers :: Gisborne P.O. BOX 273. ,uf ': ’PHONE 288.
SUMMER SALE AT AMY JEFFERY’S. Fop 21 Days Only. CLEARING OUT ALL SUMMER GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK. SPECIAL LINES 2 only Black and White Check Costumes. 2 only Cream Gabardine Costumes. 1 only Holland Colonial Costume. Taffeta Silk Skirts, assorted. Bclding’s, Taffeta Silk, Navy, Brown, Grey, and Wine. Georgettes, assorted colors. Colored Silk-Fin Nets. Were £5/5/0. Were £3/10/0. Was £2/19/6. Were £5/5/0. to £7/7/0. NOW 27/6 Each. NOW 30/- Each. NOW 7 21/- Each. NOW 35/- Each. NOW 42/- Each Were 27/6. Wene 15/6. Were 4/11. NOW 15/6 Yard. NOW 5/11 Yard. NOW 1/11 Yard. AMY JEFFERY dressmaker & hemstitcher PEEL STREET. ’PHONE 1019. (Opposite Common, Shelton and Co.'s). •PHONE 1019 Keeps the Life Stream Flowing Bread THREAD keeps the vitality of the nation moving—it builds up the young and supplies fuel fot the old—therefore it is most essen tial that the Bread be pure, such as FINDLAY’S Bread, which if baked in a hygienic bakery from purest wheat— it’s just .PURE. WALTER < FINDLAY BAKER. PASTRYCOOK, AND CONFECTIONERGladstone Road an'L IVI Sirs*,'..
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16042, 1 February 1923, Page 7
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