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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 475, 16 July 1902, Page 2

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR NEW AND UP-TO-DATE Winter Goods NOW ON VIEW. DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY, VISIT WILL REPAY YOU. New Zealand Clothing Factory.

Great Sale! Great Sale I 1000 FAIRS SAMPLE BOOTS AND SHOES, MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES JUST ARRIVED. IMMENSE BARGAINS. SELLING AT WHOLESALE COST, CALL QUICKLY AND INSPECT. N.Z. Clothing 1 Factory.

MILLINERY EXTRAORDINARY FOR GISBORNE. NO OCCASION TO SEND AWAY FOR THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND A BEWILDERING VARIETY. YOU HAVE IT RIGHT HERE AMONGST YOU! $ PECIAL OF A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER.

F. W. EURE Has been successful in securing the Engagement of MISS GILMOUE To take Charge of his Millinery Department Miss Gilmour has had wide Australian Experience, and late of the D.1.C., Wellington. rIGH-CLASS At ORE VERY MODERATE PRICES. PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY And bo’Prepared for CORONATION FESTIVITIES. EURE’S ECONOMIC, Telephone 94. Telephone 94.

C. F. FERRIS.' rH. B. WHYTE. FERRIS & WHYTE, NATIVE AGENTS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED. GENERAL COMMISSION AND INSURANCE AGENTS. St aries of The Poverty Bay Trade Protection Society.” Houses Let and Looked After. Tradesmen’s Accounts Kept and Books Balanced. All kinds of NATIVE WORK done. 0 inlujtj'l. Messrs ferris & whyte beg to notify the Business circles of Gisborne that they have taken over ‘‘The! Poverty Bay Trade Protection Society ” from Messrs Stubbs and Co., as from July Ist, 1902, and request the continuance of support accorded to their predecessors. We will do all in our power to Collect Debts entrusted to u= as quickly as possible. Rates— Europeans 10 per cent., Natives 15 per cent. Rents collected at 5 per oent. All work in connection with the Natives will be undertaken at a Moderate Charge.