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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 252, 1 November 1901, Page 2

?03 '0)0'. THE PRODUCTIONS Most Suited to this Province The Best and Latest Innovations—Culled from the Largest and ilost Celebrated Pu re >pea n it a nil I'uc t u rer s, are now on view HENNESSY'S CASH BOOT MARKET. Telephone No. l td. f i( Q, 3 0 Da

THOMAS ADAMS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEW S AGENT -v TOBACCONIST. New Novels. to Are,-of Old Vincennes. i>y Maurice Thompson Ore,it Rattles of ih.s World Stephen Ci.inß A Continental lhayonn A M'idcia Slave I) -akr The Coward The Extermination cf Love Whose Was the Hand 'J in, Visits of Elizabeth 11. >'. Sn-phe A. I'. Crouch •If-iTerson K. D. trerard J. K. M:iddoek Elinor Glyii The Redemption of David Car.,on G ■ JUST OPENED. A Splendid Selection of Original MAORI I'HOXOGHAI’US, suitable for 'Xm as Cards 'XMAS NUMBERS of all Colonial Newspapers now supplied. (Also with wrappers for Home Mail.) DIARIES i A larpa supply of CommU’.ciai. DI ARIES . and I'iickst Skiiik* "'w in „toc« for the New Year, Em-. 'XMAS GOODS NOW OPENING. Leather Goods. Taney Goods, and Toy- in Groat Variety. I >iM'iv.t'fi'tivi.xi.. TUOS. ADAMS.

MARK WAY’S SALE OF SALVAGE DRAPERY AND COTHING, DAMAGED BY WATEII, Will Commence TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER l.sr. AH the above Goods are still more or less WET. thoy will be cleared Regardless of Cost. Most of the Liues are all New, and only Opened about Ten Days, being IMI’ORTED DIRECT from the MANUFACT I'BE US. COME ONE! COME ALL!

MARK WAY’S New Zealand (Ming Factory. Special Announcement. iv mv n I,ES,NT ’- J3i U\V XjM'EMNU. Special Purchases. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. ni:\v goods: new goods: CALL AND INSPECT.

N.Z. Clothing Factory. DENTAL NOTICE. C. W. SEYMOUR, SURGEON DENTIST. BEGS to notify that ho has purchased the practice of Me S. A. N'obleCaufbell, Surgeon Denist, and takes the opportunity oi informing patients that the practice will be carried on as hitherto in the yrczLisc-5 in LOWE STREET.

J. G. COX, g» CRG EO N DENTIST I'+r Gladstone Hoad Opposite Rejnol»is*s Furuisbiug Emporium.) C. TILLEARD NATTTSCH, architect. UNION BANK BUILDINGS, Gisborne. Bead Office; Napier,