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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2032, 18 March 1907, Page 2

PETES I BOOT SHOP. Ladies’ and Children’s SHOES AND SANDALS. OUR INDENTS JUST OPENED. Every Now Idea That’s Right. Every New Style That Fits. Evory Now Leather That Wears. Every Now Shoo That’s Wanted. A Complote Stock of Choice Goods. Colors—Tan, Black, Red, Blue, and White. GENTS’ STYLISH BOOTS. Indents just openod from tho loading Amorican and English manufacturers, including such makers as Pingree, Geo. E. Keith, Lewis, etc. For Stylo, Comfort, Value, theso Boots are an Easy First. HARRY ADAIR PHITESSI BOOT SHOP. Telephone 132. Next W. J. Cox and Co. J; G. COX. DENTAL SURGEON, Bogs to announce that he has REMOVED to premises over Teat and Friar’s, Gladstone Road. W. J. SYKES, Dentist, PRIZE MEDALIST FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Opposite Belfry, Gladstone Road. Telephone 16. Telephone 218. P.O. Box 14. C. G. PIESSE, ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ETC., Adair’a Buildings, GISBORNE. Agents for BANKS’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (Bookkeeping, Accountancy, Auditing, Commercial Law, etc.) “Business Life,” and 20th Century Commerce and Bookkeeping. MRS. BATTEN, L.N.C.M (London), Teacher of piano, violin, SINGING, ETC. Corner Derby St. and Childers Rd. Pupils prepared for practical theoretical examinations in connection with National College, London. Classes now being formed for Theory. A CARD.

MR. J. P. WARD, at the desire of several friends, has decided to open in Gisborne classes for the Tuition of the Maori language, also in Typewriting, commencing as from the Ist day of April next. Intending pupils can leave their names at Messrs McLean arid Co., Gladstone Road, or at Mr. Ward’s residence, Aberdeen Road; in either place terms and other details can be obtained. Special arrangements, if necessary, for lady pupils. All descriptions of English or Maori work, legal or commercial, accurately aricl neatly typed off at reasonable rates. C. T A CARD. ILLEARD N ATUSCH ARCHITECT, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. C . FERRIS, LICENSED INTERPRETER, NATIVE LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. P. H. GRAHAM, ARCHITECT, OVER NOLAN AND SKEET’S, Lowe Street.