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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16866, 1 February 1929, Page 11

a & GULBRANSEN With MANDOLIN ATTACHMENT WHETHER YOU PLAY OR HOT the GULBRANSEN with MANDOLIN Attachment will Captivate Yqu, Even if you “can't” play a nolo on the silent piano, just sit down at the Gulbransen and experience the joy of the accomplished pianist. ( lulhransen is so simple every member of the house can play it, and the mandolin attachment gives musical effects never obtained with the ordinary piano. Such flawless interpretation of every expression of the master pianist is hard to believe until actually heard on Gulliransen —the Hegistoring Piano. We'd be delighted to demonstrate this wonderful instrument to you. PHONES 33 tnd 1414. GISBORNE. r.O. BON 265.

“Bargain Bill" IS HERE! “R\ROY Till I,” KNOWS WHERE THE BIG VALLES AKE SALE HE WENT. Colossal Values for AIK £ POPLIN SHIRTS. Usually 12/6 to 15/6ATIILETIC VESTS. ALL-WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL SON. WHITE NEGLIGE SHIRTS. BLACK AND WHITE NEGLIGE SHIRTS. MEN’S WORKING TROUSERS, Hark Grey. Splendid wearers— MEN’S-PYJAMAS, all sizes. Exceptional values. 9/6 1/9 4/11 8/3 R. JOHNSON & CO. LYNX HEADQUARTERS LYNX .CORNER, GISBORNE. *2

GET MORE INTO YOUR DAY! The bicycle is the cheapest time-saver known trj man. With it he reduces time in getting from one place to another, saves energy, economises shoo leather, gets home earlier, and gets there quicker. With an elastic system of payment, and a very small deposit, you can secure a Gamester as you ride it. Call and see us about one now RUSSELL & SANDLANTi PHONE 267. GISBORNE. P.O. BOX 275.

\ Good Used Gars For Sale. Oldsmobile Roadster Crossley Tourer Studebaker £225 ALL THESE CARS HAVE BEEN '.IHOEOI’GIILY OVERHAULED fN OUR OWN WORKSHOP. AND GUARANTEED TO RE IN FIRSTGLASS ORDER. EASY TERMS ARRANGED IF REQUIRED. DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN AND NO OBLIGATION. H. S. Motors Grey Street Gisborne

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