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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2051, 30 November 1907, Page 3 (Supplement)

Are Made to Measure Goods Ready for IMMEDIATE WEAR* \ ”Wo guarantee tills Brand to "bo tl\e Tory Best Clotliing sold in New Zealand, and at prices witliin the roach of all. IT' - 1 TocU>allers Brand. - 0 K3 C m m£mm Sizo Pat No Oi.! L Fl 0 no FOUR REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THEn ! 1. They are the Best Fitting and most Stylish Goods in Town. 2. They are all made by ourselves of the very choicest of Tweeds and Fancy Suitings procurable. 3. They are equal to bespoke work, and about half price. 4. They nro cut in all size* . a figure—short, stout then any alteration requi,. Free of Charge. JOYS’ CLOTHIii IEPARTIEMT. Wo hold ono of tlio most up-to-date stocks in New Zealand, and all our make are guaranteed better goods and at less money Uian procurable anywhere else. DALTON, Tailor & Clothier, 376 & 278 Queen St., Auckland. PAST IE IT. Irs& 1p a is L Is 1 t'-i '-J W Wo do not confine ourselves wholly to hand work. We use the machine in our cheap garments, and with each suit to measure we give an Extka Pair of Trousers free of cost. We liav tho very best wages, aud try on our garments. (No Factory make) Our length of time in business has enabled us to select our hands, and wo always Ic on about us the very best hands. “ None other will satisfy us.” Wo have employment for Four Cutters— no other retail shop in Auckland lias that. •Wo buy direct from the manufacturers in largo quantities of tho raw material, anl manufacture them into garments unsurpassed in New Zealand. Wf Buy for Cash, axd Sku, Direct to tiie Public for Cash. We Guarantee Every Article that leaves Our Premises. Our Prices— Don’t fail to write for Patterns and SelfMeasurement Forms. Address letters to Country Order Department. We have a Clerk whose sole business is to attend to our country customers, therefore everyone can rely on reply by return post. DALTON, Tailor, Clothier & Mercer, 276 & 278, Queen St, Auckland, MERCERY IiPABTIEiI. At considerable expense we have added a Mercery Department to our already extensive business, and arranged with our Home Buyer to supply direct to us every month shipments of tile very latest things in Collars, Ties, etc Our Stock is Clean anu New, and we are determined to keep it so. No old stuff will be allowed to accumulate on our shelves ; everything will bo sold for tlio uext six months a trifle above cost price, to thoroughly advertise this department. 10u W UI save 30% by°buyiug your Shirts, Collars, Tics, Sox—iu fact on anything sold in a First-Class Mercery Department Parents and Guardians Treated Liberally. J. Ti. DALTON, Tailor, Clothier & Mercer, 27S and - 273, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. *3O S 3, gj W gsa Ifil? Stas Is# Isa is 022 m m m vA i //B. Ml i W£L 1 WL A rm ■jm m. m ■m m mi a-p x-i Mi US-. -M----m Y/ HU .a?: m mm m m Mi sms gam !«S4S* n: Sr-^S*£x Mi MM mm i - p m 53,■UU ArMM m. 'mM fm MM A FIELD OF SUTTON’S OFtIMSON KINQ SWEDE ON THE ESTATE OF Q. 0. TOTHILL, ESQ., TITIROA, N.Z. lutton’s Crimson King: For feeding before midwinter this Swede is simply invaluable. So rapid is the growth that seed can be sown later than is safe with any other variety excepting our Purple-top Stubble. The immense roots are highly nutritious, of handsome tankard form, with a rich purple colour. Sutton’s Crimson King has achieved marked success in competition for acreage prizes and pulled roots. ®EP©H¥S FROM CUSTOMERS IN SiEW ZEALAHB. 11 For many years I have used Sutton’s Seeds at Edeiadale aud have always found them excellent. They are clean, of high germinating power, and true to name.' I have every confidence in recommending them. Sutton’s Crimson King is the best Swede I have ever grown, and amongst dairy farmers especially the root crops are of such importance that they should only sow the best they can get. ’’—Donald Macdonald, Esq., EdenduleEstate, A.Z. “ I always use Sutton’s Seeds, and they give me the greatest Satisfaction. Last year I had 2,000 sheep on 14 acres of Crimson King Swede for two months. This speaks for itself. Tliev grew well out of the ground, and I believe my crop acted as a splendid - advertisement for your seeds. The crop was on the hill, 300 feet above sea-level.” Allan Boyd, Esq., Lovells hlat, Valclutha, N.Z. “ We sowed Sutton's Crimson King last year and found it a very fine Swede and a good cropper.”—J. I). Si’.axT). Centre Bush, N.Z. “ I have much pleasure in expressing my satisfaction at a of Crimson King Swedes grown from Sutton’s Seeds obtained your establishment. They surpass anything so far se-m district. I estimate the crop to be between 50 and 60 tons ( acre. Some of the roots have turned the scale at 3, lbs eight weighing 243 lbs. In my opinion it is the best S'virb, has ever been introduced in this district.” —G. W. Luxfokd, Wellington , N.Z. (o ' Esq., o'i> f: 11 i?l O !. ■; WILLIAMS and KETTLE, Limited, Agents.

CROCKERY AID GLASSWARE. BEST ASSORTMENT IN GISBORNE. ALL GOODS SOLD AT AUCKLAND PRICES. Japanes Cups and Saucers, Plates, Tray*, Tea Sets, Buseuit Jars, Etc., AT LOWEST PRICES. Come and inspect Stock, which is too numerous to specifyDAVIES’ CROCKERY SHOP, PEEL S T It E E T, Opposite the British Empire Hotel.

MODERN DENTISTRY-PAINLESS -NO BUNGLING. SETS FROM £3 3S.