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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2076, 10 May 1907, Page 2

JL is BETTER THAN A DOCTOR’S BIRD. A good Oik-oat—ouo that is Waterproof—is better than a Doctor's Bill. Our Oilcoats are made of honest materials and sold at honest prices. JEvory one we sell will sell another I hat's how we build a reputation. These are priced to go quick. When the ruin comes down and .von feel the water trickling down your legs, nicely irrigating your feet and making you tool very unhappy, you'll say: “Why the dickens didn't 1 buy an Oilcoat from Robertson's” Men’s Oileoats for Riding or Walking, Price, 9s (id to 30s. Boys’ from Ss Od. at ROBERTSON’S ON THE CORNER, Where the good flats aro.

LADIES’ WINTER COSTUMES. W. PETTIE AND CO. are now making this Department a Special Feature of thoir Business, and their Stock of Beady-made Costumes is very extensive, and embraces all the leading styles in the newest shades and materials; in fact, the most fastidious can .be pleased and fitted to perfection at moderate cost and without delay. In the same Department extensive ranges of Jackets, Mantles, Skirts, 'Bile uses, etc., are constantly on view. The latest goods and best value obtainable.

FURS. FURS. FURS. Imported direct. Stone Marten, Musquest, Sable, Mannot, Grebe, and other Furs in Sets or Necklets, and Muffs singly. A big choice and at right prices. MILLINERY. MILLINERY. Very Choice and Extensive Collection of Ladies’ and Children’s Millinery, Ready-to-Wear Mats, including all the latest novelties, and amongst them the “As You Like It Felt Hats. WM PETTIE AND CO.

33 °» PHITES .1 BOOT SHOP. “OOOTS and gHOES ** JMPORTED DIRECT. felt slippers In LADIES’, GENT.’S, and CHILDREN’S EVENING SHOES in LADIES’ and GENT.’S. THE VERY LATEST STYLES and SHAPES. DIRECT SHIPMENTS of above jusfc opened, and I have every conhdenjeo in inviting the public to inspect my stock, which will be round to contain only NEW FRESH GOODS, Marked at Reasonable Prices. HARRY ADAIR, Phit-eesi Boob Shop, Next W. J. Cox and Co. Telephone 132. J . Gr. COX. DENTAL SURGEON, Begs to announce that he has REMOVED to premises over Teat and Friar’s, Gladstone Road.

w. J. SYKES, Dentist, PRIZE MEDALLIST FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Opposite Belfry, Gladstone Road. Telephone 16. Telephone '2lB. P.O. Box 14. C. G. PI ESSE, ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ETC., Adair’s Buildings, GISBORNE. Agents for BANKS’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (Book-keeping, 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 C \ rjTILLEARD N ATUSCII ARCHITEST. LOWE STREET,’ 3 GISBORNE. BSaUTiFUL HAIR! CSPILtA HAIR TOHIC. .; oe9 right down Into the tiny hair bulfcs, giving them life and vigour. Sold by all Chamlsti, Hairdrntcra and Stores. as. *D « BOTTUt