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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2292, 10 September 1908, Page 3

WE DO NOT ADVERTISE FOR FUN. BUT TO REMIND ¥OO that it will PAY YOU AS WELL AS us IF YOU GIVE US YOUR BUSINESS. HAVE YOU EVER JUST MISSED “ A GOOD THING ’’ 7 YOU WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO, IF NOT IN TOUCH WITH US W. LISSANT CLAYTON, ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. AGENT FOR—NORWICH LIFE, NORWICH ACCIDENT, AND AUS* TRALIAN ALLIANCE FIRE INSURANCE. ADOLF ZACHARIAH. rjno MY CUSTOMERS AND PUBLIC IN GENERAL WHO ARE IN WANT OF A PERFECT-FITTING GARMENT, SHOULD CALL ON ME. ALL WOULD DO WELL TO INSPECT THE MATERIALS, WHICH ARE OF THE LATEST PATTERN AND , STYLE. NEW GOODS BY EVERY MAIL. . LADIES’ WALKING AND RIDING COSTUMES— A speciality.

GASH TAILOR. 3s§? EXTENDED VISIT. G ISBORNE IN AN /OPTICAL “DOOM QPTICAL jg( RAKING ADVANTAGE OF QPPORTUNITY. MR. WATSON HEINE, G.5.0.1.j D.L.O.C. QUALIFIED QPTHAL MIC QPTICIAN.

First and leading teacher OF OPTHALMIC SCIENCE IN AUSTRALASIA, has been kept busy. His visit lias again been expended till SATURDAY EVENING, 12th SEPTEMBER. I have pleasure in announcing to the residents of GISBORNE district that Mr. WATSON HEINE lias consented to remain until SATURDAY EVENING, September 12tli, anl I also desire to sincerely thank all those ivho have so ouickly and generously responded to the former announcement that Mr. HEINE could be consulted at my Pharmacy. Mr HEINE’S appointments are extended over the termination of his visit, and because I believe there are many other persons who will accept his services his visit is now prolonged until SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. OPPORTUNITY IS HERE. I stated in a former announcement! that Mr. HEINE was an exceptional’ man an the Optical field. I knew what I was saying, and fully realised the responsibility I was accepting in recommending those in need of glasses to accept his services. CHARGES. Where, after testing, Mr. HEINE decides that lenses would be of no service, no charge is made. In those cases where lenses are necessary, the price varies according to the lenses

Distinction in dress is the opposite ol display. It is the quality of fastidiousness reacting on good taste that is backed In’ knowledge. It is invaluable. The man who dresses with distinction is marked for success. His clothes will be stylish without ostentation. Ilis linen will be impeccable in texture and cut. His collars, in particular, will be branded on the inside with the fastidious man’s true symbol of quality—- . The “ Improved Governor ” collar, branded Z, is the perfection' of neckgear. It is cut to the latest fashionable model. It does not fray at the edges or collapse into ugliness in warm weather. Audit is made in New Zealand by New Zealanders. In collars nothing is good but the best.

DIPLOMA, FIRST-CLASS, AND HONORS, Tailors’ School of Art, London. RADIES’ and RENTS’ & 4? & T AILOR. ADDRESS: Opposite Parnell’s, Gladstone Road. NOTICE. —To Travellers who are leaving by the first express train can obtain early breakfast at the Strand Private Hotel and Cafe, Glad stone Road; also Hot Suppers when train arrives in the evening. Best place in town for a meal. Satisfaction guaranteed. 'Phone 09.—Douglas Bros., Proprietors.,