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For the fiflin ¥*»ho Demands The superiority of stylo and workmanship that characterise Lindsay's Boots and Shoes for Men is more than over in evidenre in their snowing of Spring and Summer footwear. Alt the most, desirable shape* ;m<l styles, as well as the more conventional lasts, are included i" this t-s.-. ! ton I range of footwear for the new Season. Men are well advised to «ee what LINDSAY'S offer before Inlying PontAGENTS FOR FLOJISHEIM'S AMERICAN FOOTWEAR FOR MEN (Late ThackorV, Gisborne). .■SQ)vy jyVr.'W-:.'- --■•■•■♦•' •■••■•■ i«?ti'.- r< ><v.>ir.<fl» ffe .-../-!..•. ■'■:■■-. -;.('.*',!? :■,■• t-2 '**■.,■- : :;-v:;-i i*»'»''*','S>Wi-; ■-::-„ :, ..y.V-V'.-?;tw;-:'>.<: JfS-^i'i ■ .■=':>• A X ■ y ■>;•■: S P & *it? HH9M :.'(■' wm 'a ■ ■mmm we. <<■s. ', .:-m m , : ;,.:, rmw v Say! If I told you the eggs I've lost and the trouble I've had trying to make a makeshift incubator do the work of a "Buckeye" you d hardly believe the story. \ No more experimenting, for me! In future I'll have nothing if 1 can't have a THE WORLD'S BEST INCUBATOR, . All the biggest breeders in the country—and the smallest—use the "Buckeye." Anybody can run it. Operates automatically and can tgo •wrong. Hatches every hatchable egg—more and better chicks than you can get from any other incubator regardless of price. We know the "Buckeye" so well that we cheerfully guarantee it to do this—and stand back of the guarantee. If we sell you a "Buckeye" you'll be tickled out of your skia at the splendid results you get ~ Seven sizes—6o eges to 600— '•> Come Jn and 6ee how they work —or. we will send you a catalog-. FROM THE S OLli AGENTS Buy While Prices are Down ! SinUNcVtJAts, BitkVUTIFUL ROADS, AND A Genuine Racing B.S.A. Bicycle at £lB »UILT by Experts to your special order, Nickel-plated and floraled any * color enamel. What more could you wish for? Cycles are absolutely the cheapest mode of travel—especially B.S.A. Bicycles. THEY'RE BRITISH! If you don't desire a Racing "Model, see our B.S.A. Pattern Bicycles—£lo and £l2. You're sure to be suited and WELL SATISFIED with your Purchase. SELECT YOURS TO-DAY! PEEL STREET (Opp. Common, Shelton and Co.'s) GISBORNE. •PHONES—SHOP 1196. HOUSE 1268 M. simb&iszm j:i m. ~\ • JUST LANDED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THAT WILL GIVE LOTS OF WEAR. THE very best assortment of Designs that you have seen this Season, and the good thing about them is that they afford splendid values. 38-INCH DRESS GINGHAMS, in Check and Plaids, at 1/6 per vara, are the best Wash Goods Values of the Season. 40-INCH VOILES, Beautiful Designs and Colorings. Our Price, 2/11 per yard. 40-INCH FOULARDS, in Choice Designs. Special Prices, 2/11 and 3/11. INSPECTION INVITED. Guthrie St Maddock's "HOME OF GOOD VALUES." Fop Products Used in the House HtTE are accustomed to dealing with Shrewd Buyers of Household Furniture, W f or the reason that ' [ Establishment has now become recognisea throughout the District as being the House for more than ordinary value. An effort has been made to also conduct tho Business to gain Public Goodwill and Confidence, and to make its Standard and Methods known to all. What is not in stock will be manufactured for Patrons from Designs. An efficient Staff of Workmen, combined with the Latest Machinery and Wellreasoned Materials, ensures the BEST OV WORKMANSHIP. THE WAREHOUSE IS OPEN FOR INSPECTION DURING BUSINESS HOURS. CABINETMAKER, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16211, 23 August 1923, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16211, 23 August 1923, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16211, 23 August 1923, Page 5

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