Millinery and Dressmaking Departments, WILLIAM PETTIE Has much plcasuro in directing the attention of the Ladies to the above Departments, and to the very large display of New Millinery Goods of every description now being shown, most of which havo been imported direct from London, together with many Novelties and Specialties, selected by Miss Milson in the Colonial markets. The Millinery workroom has been placed in charge of Miss 11100, who has had long and satisfactory experience in Auckland and other centres, and already hor good taste in Trimming has been most favorably com* mented upon. DRESSMAKING. Tho Dressmaking Rooms are ngam open, Miss Allan having returned from Wellington with the Latest Fashions and Freshest Ideas. Miss Allan's success during tho past Season has induced her to considerably increase her Staff, and she hopes during tho Coming Season to meet more promptly the increasing demands of this Department. She would, however, urge upon ladies tho necessity of giving their orders in every case as early as possible. With tho abovo Important Departments, under such otliciont management, WILLIAM PLTTIE, Has Every Confidence in Soliciting the continued and increased support of tho ladies of the district. GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne; W. J. COX, GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT. ITA LI AN WA R EllO US KM AN. HAS JUST LANDEDEx s.s. HIMALAYA 29 CASES OE CARFAX TEAS.. 29 CASES OP CARFAX TEAS. 29 CASES OF CARFAX TEAS., Ex s.s. WAKANUI, from London..; 23 PACKAGES OF SUNDRIES, 23 PACKAGES OF SUNDRIES,23 PACKAGES OF SUNDRIES, Containing , Carbolic Disinfecting Powder, Ginger neer Corks-. Mason’s Herb Beer Extract. Nutmegs, Carraways, Cloves.Citric Acid, Crystals and Powdered. Tartaric Acid, Crystals and Powdered Borax, Powdered and Lump, .Quinine Wine. 10 KEGS PURE 10 KEGS; CREAM OF TARTAR. CREAM OF TARTAR. Ex TITANIA, Irorn New York..,„j FOUR CASES OF THE CHOICEST TOIL ET SOAPS TOILET SO AP S Ever oEcred to the Gisborne Public, 1 Case —Pure Food Essences —1 Case. 1 Case —PURE VASELINE—I Case. 1 Case-MACHINE OIL-1 Case Ex KUMARA, from L0nd0n,......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 BOXES PRICE’S CANDLES, From New York. 50 CASES 50 CASES PRESERVING JARS & BOTTLES. PRESERVING JARS & BOTTLES, w. I - COX, GISBORNE. Telephone 99. P.O. Box 28 “BANWELL” POULTRY FARM, CHILDERS ROAD. EGGS FGRJiTTiNG. No. I Fen. PURE BRED MINORCAS. Cock bred by G. It. Hutchinson, Esij., of “ Hazelmne,” Auckland, from Birds Imported from Messrs Fuhsland Bros, and Mrs F. M. Wedstee, England. Mated with First Prize Hens. Shown First Time as a COCKEREL at Gisborne Poultry Show, and won FIRST AND SPECIAL. 21/- PER DOZEN. The following is from the Gisuorne Times: “The bird that attracted the most admiration of tho show was tho magnificent black Minorca cockerel shown by Mr F. A. Ford. Tho bird stands out in a prominent way among a largo number of other exhibits, and has been admired by large throngs of people. Tho bird seems to know that he is there to bo admired, and struts mound in the pen, and regards the onlookers in a most condescending fashion, as if ho were an aristocrat of tho highest order, as he certainly is of his class in the feathered tribes.” No. 2 Pen. PURE-BRED MINORCAS. 10s (id DOZEN. Cross-bred Pure-bred GAME Rooster mated with Pure-bred MINORCA Hens (Grand Table Fowls and Fair Layers), 5s PER DOZEN. Every care taken in selection of Eggs, mt unfertile are ROT REPLACED. ORDERS FOR EGGS must be accomlanied by CASH, and when Posted Is (id ixtra. Address: BANWELL POULTRY FARM, Childers Road; Or, F. A. FORD, Mark Wai House, Gladstone Road. Telephone 126 'o6{ QlHaa Baa -19.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 583, 29 November 1902, Page 2
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