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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 85, 19 April 1901, Page 2

WINTER CLOTHING AND MERCERY. —o—PETTIE HAS much pleasure in directing attention to his New Stock in tho above Department. Mit Gbeen has this season been most careful in his selections, more especially in GENTLEMEN’S & YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS, Many of which are quite equal to Tailormade Garments', at a little over Half the cost. —o — BOYS’ SUITS In all the Fashionable Shapes and in all Sizes' are now Fully Stocked, and are Sterling Value. MEN’S AND BOYS’ MACINTOSH COATS AND OILSKINS —Just Opened.— —o— Immense Variett Of TIES SHIRTS COLLARS HATS, And UNDERCLOTHING Of Every Description-rail New and Fashionable—Now on view. —o— CLOTHING & MERCERY DEPARTMENT. WILLIAM PETTIE, GLASTONE ROAD, Gisborne. New Zealand Clothing Factory, HALLENSTEIN BEOS. GIGANTIC SALE.

SAMPLE BOOTS AND SHOES, 750 PAIRS 750 PAIRS HALF USUAL PRICES. II LOOK OUT FOR CIRCULARS. Mercery and Clothing Department. r 250 Pairs Men’s Denims from 2S lid. fSO Pairs Sampß Tweed Trousers 7s 6d. SAMPLE RUGS AT HALF-PRICE. New Zealand Clothing Factory. JAMES MoKEE, GENERAL merchant, Gisborne. (gHIPJIENTS TO HAND— For the Preserving Season— MASON’S GLASS JARS (Porcelain-lined Top) Quarts and Halt Gallons. AMERICAN LIGHTNING JARS JELLY BARRELS JELLY GLASSES JELLY CANS. ENAMEL, BRASS, AND COPPER PRESERVING PANS. SUGAR—No. 1a Company's Preserving, Also, Sugar Tablets. LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES, FOR CAStf. JAMES McKEE, General Merchant, Gisborne.