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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1869, 26 September 1906, Page 2

WM. PETTI £ & Mercery Detriment. T7yTE have just received a Big Ship. v V ment of specially-selected stiff and soft framed Felt Hats, suitable for Spring and Summer wear. Included in this shipment are the genuine Stetsons andßorceileno soft hats and Cool Spring stiff hats, which are all noted for keeping their shape and color. They are all in the Latest Shapes and Styles. The above Goods arc in keeping with our usual standard ot quality and excellence, and are marked at our well-known LOW PRICES FOR THIS WEEK ONLY We are Making a SPECIAL DISPLAY Of Gentlemen’s Hats.

SEE WINDOW. WM. PETTIE AND 00. WINTER GOODS. eSSS&aESa /ust Arrived from tlie Home Markets.

We have much pleasure in announcing that this Special Shipment of Autumn and Winter Goods excels any other previous one. Our Display of DRESS MATERIALS Cannot be Equalled, Ladies’ Trimmed Millinery In Great Variety Newest Shapes and Styles in LADIES’ JACKETS INSPECTION INVITED. MIR BROS.

9 BOOTS AND SHOES ARE MADE FOR GENTLEMEN, EASY TO PLEASE, HARD TO PLEASE, In Gref',4 Variety of SHAPES FITTINGS

TO SUIT ALL WEARERS CLIMATES CLASSES And are STYLEB PRICES THE BEST 808 ALL. Registered f/ r On Every Trade Mark p a ir. Ask for and Please Eecommond K,’ BOOTS AND SHOBS To be Obtained ONLY through

Solo A gents tor New Zsalo.nd. Oornar Shop Only. Telephone 335 frand Shoes .. 2/11 Bluehers .. 41 11 Evening Shoes 2/3 Shcotara .. 8/6 Walking Shooa 4/6 Walking. . 7/11 And the only ah o p iois MADE Q. ruABK GREEWHIDE BOOTS j

CASSIDY'S ROYAL MAiL COAGHES meot tllo corning and evening wv Train from Gisborne to Karaka, to oarry passengers to Whaiatuiu and other ocalitles. J. T. CASSIDY. TEE HOUSE PARTY. A B ™<_ You ? lannin !s a Houao Party ? ”ho’s going to do the catering? If you want a tempting good iot of delioaoiea daintily served, you’d better have us take care of this end of the good time for you. Wo eater with equal oare for big or little partioß. A, P. HAILEY, Baker and Confeotioner, Gladstone Road.