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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 829, 18 February 1903, Page 2

THOMAS ADAMS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT. A large assortment of Oliic and Commercial Stationery just landed direct from the Manufacturers, and Helling at WHOLESALE ['RICK.-. SPECIAL VAI UK in Envelopes, Note Paper, Foji cap, Copying Presses and Letter Books, Account Books in ad sizes and bindings, Waste-papa Files, Clips, Ink, Stationery Burks a d GENUI.N ■■ KEDUCTION'S FOll LARGE yli .NTiiIES. NEW BOOKS. Memoirs ot Kruge-, by Paul Kruger The Great buc-r War (up-to-date) by Conan Doyl,. On the Brels of De Wet, by The Intelligence Oil'll: l Felix, by R .0 rt Hieb«i:e The Jida.-cj ling, ny lands B .cke The Lightning Conductor, by C. N. WTlliamson Whittaker’s Almanack for 1903 (Paper and Cloth) The Live Stock Almui tek for 1903 Commercial and Pocket Diaries lor 1903. English ’Xmas Numbers now selling at Is (all with beautifully colored plaies). A Beautiful Assortment of Fancy Goods now in stock. MADRAS WORK. TURKISH WORK. Table Covers and Centres, Cushions, Piano Tops, and Mats. All imported goods and suitable for Wedding Presents. PIPES. PIPES. PIPES. Just landed direct from the manufacturers the largest and best variety of Pipes ever shown in Gisborne. The “BOB” Pipe The “ADAM” Pipe The “ SWAN ” Pipe All Genuine BRIAR Pipes, and obtainable only at THOS. ADAMS’. Telephone 105. EYE, EAR, AND THROAT SPECIALIST. DR. SCHWARZBACH, late at Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospitals of Berlin and Vienna, may be consulted in Auckland at Star Hotel. (Room 37, ground iloor). Hours: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5.

DEATHPARKER.—At Dunedin, on February 16* Henry, third son of the lato Frank and Helen Parker, of Gisborne, aged 23 years. Deeply mourned. Interment at Gisborne.