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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2085, 21 May 1907, Page 2

A. ]yj; AGNIFICENT A SOFT FELT HAT, that stands out from tlio common rut, and makes you say: “Ah! that’s fino —just the Hat I want.” Thoso Hats liavo mado us famous. If you have, worn ono you know why tkoy aro famous. You can see their solid worth in tho style—tho appearanco of tho fur and tho mar-' vollous wearing finalities. Wo liavo many different shapes, and you will have no difficulty in choosing just tho Hat to suit you. | LARGEST SELECTION OF . HARD AND SORT • FELT HATS • IN THE TOWN. PRICES TO SUIT Aij POCKETS. AT ROBERTSON’S £IORNER, WHERE THE GOOD HA'J'S ARE

LADIES’ WINTER COSTUMES. W. PETTIE AND CO. are now making this Department a Special Feature of their Business, and their Stock of Ready-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, Blouses, etc., are constantly on view. The latest goods and best value obtainable. FURS. FURS. FURS.Imported direct. Stone Marten, Musquest, Sable, Marmot, 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 Hats, including all the latest novelties, and amongst them the “As You Like It” Felt Hats. WM - PETTIE : AND CO. !

PHITES I BOOT SHOP. "OOOTS and gHOES TMPORTED 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 just> opened, and I have every confidence in inviting the public to inspect my stock, which will be found to contain only NEW FRESH GOODS, Marked at Reasonable Prices. HARRY ADAIR, Phit-eesi Boot Shop, Next W. J. Cox an 4 PpTelephone 132.

J. G. 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 10. Telephone 218. 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. £~l rpILLEARD ARCHITECT, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE.