Millinery anti Dressmaking Departments, WILLIAM H'A3 much pleasure in directing the attention ot the Ladies to the abovo Departments, and to the very large display of New Millinery Goods of every description now being shown, most of which have been imported direct from London, together with many Novelties and Specialties, selected by Miss Mii-son in the Colonial markets. The Millinery workroom has been placed in charge of Miss Ilona, who has had long and satisfactory experience in Auckland and other centres, and already her good taste in Trimming has boen most favorably commented upon. DRESSMAKING. Tho Dressmaking Loom:; are again open, Miss Ali.an having returned from Wellington with tho Latest Fashions and Freshest Ideas. Miss Allan’s success during thu past Season has induced her to considerably increase her Staff, and she hopes during the Coming .-Season to meet more promptly the increasing demands of this Department. She would, liowovor, urge upon ladies tho necessity of giving their orders in every caso as euily as possible. With tho abovo Important. Departments, under such etlicient management, william mm, lias Every Confidence in Soliciting the continued and increased support of Lite ladies of the district. GLADSTONE ROAD; .Gisborne/
W. J. cox, .GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT. ITALIAN HAS JUST LANDED— Ex s.s. HIMALAYA 20 CASES OK CARFAX TEAS. 2!) CASES OF CARFAX TEAS. 29 CASES OF CARFAX TEAS. Ex s.s. WAKANUI, from London.. < 22 PACKAGES OF SUNDRIES. 23 PACKAGES OF SUNDRIES, 23 PACKAGES OF SUNDRIES, Containing Carbolic Disinfecting Powder. Gingerneer Corks. Mason's Herb llecr Extract.Nutmegs, Carraways, Cloves.Citric Acid, Crystals and Powdered. Tartaric Acid, Crystals and Powdered Ilorax, Powdered and Lump. Quinine Wine. .10 KEGS PURE 10 KEGS* CREAM OF TARTAR. CREAM OF. TARTAR. Ex TITANIA, from New Y0rk......; FOUR CASES OF THE " CHOICEST TOIL E T S 0 AP S TOI LE T SOA P S Ever offered to the Gisborne Public, 1 Case —Pure Food Essences —1 Case. 1 Case—PURE VASELINE—I Case. 1 Case—MACHINE OIL—I Case Ex KUMARA, from London.... 200 BAGS BLACK HORSE SALT. 200 BAGS BLACK HORSE SALT. Special Quotations to Factories and Large Consumers.
To Arrive, Ex TONGARIRO 100 BOXES PRICE’S CANDLES, 100 ROXES PRICE’S CANDLES, Prom New York. 50 CASES 50 CASES PRESERVING JARS & DOTTLES. PRESERVING JARS & BOTTLES. W, J, GOX, GISBORNE. Telephone OIL P-O. Box liS “ BAN WELL” POULTRY FARM, CHILDERS ROAD,
EG3S SITTING. No. 1 Teu. I’UitE BRED MINOIiC.VS. Cock bred by G. li. Umcnixsos, Esij., of ' •‘Hazclm.ru,” Auckland, from Birds Im- > ported from Mes.-ks Fuiu-lami linos, mid > Mas F. M. Webstki:. England. limed with First Prize Ileus. Shown First Time ns n COCKEREL at Gisborne Poultry Show, and won FIKSX AND SPECIAL. 21/- PEE DOZEN. The following is from the Gisborne Times: "The bird that attracted the most admiration of the show was the magnificent black Minorca, cockerel shown by Mr F. A. Ford. The bird stands C>ut in a prominent way among a large number of other exhibits, I and has been admired by large throngs of i people. Tho bird seems to know that he is thero to be admired, and struts around in the pen, and regards the onlookers in a most condescending fashion, as if he were an aristocrat of tho highest order, as he certainly is of his class in the feathered tribes." No. 2 Pen. PURE-BRED MIXOECAS. 10s Gd DOZEN. Cross-bred I'uve-l.i . d GAME Rooster mated I with I lire-trod MINORCA Hens j (Grand Table Fowls and Fair Layers), os PER DOZEN. Every cave taken in selection of Eggs, but unfertile are NOT REPLACED. ORDERS FOR EGGS must be accompanied by CASH, and when rusted Is Gd Extra. Address: BANWELL POULTRY FARM, Childers Road; Or, F. A. FORD, Mark Waj House, Gladstone Road. Telephone 13S Post OiSc* Bos 40.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 576, 21 November 1902, Page 2
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