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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2376, 17 December 1908, Page 3

Win* PETTIE & CO., LTD T. E. TONEYCLSFFE, Managing Director. THE ALL-IMPORTANT THING—QUALITY. (Whether we have the largest store in the Country or not; whether wo have 4110,000 worth of goods in in it, or 41100,000 worth; are things of only minor importance. The chief considerations to you are, whether we have the goods you want; whether the assortment is large enough, to satisfy you; and most important of all; whether you can depend on what you buy here. ■ , . These are the points we work for, and study to get right. Ask yourself whether we succeed or not. A I rapidly growing business and satisfied customers prove to us the success of our methods. Give us the opportunity of proving it to you. You’ll not regret it. SILK BLOUSES—EMBODIMENTS OF DAINTINESS. Such a varied presentation of dainty French'models, has never been seen in Gisborne. The following are only a few of those wo might well mention. ... Very handsome French Model Blouse, of white Glace. Yoke and sleeves of black and white antique „ Valenciennes. Lace, 63/- . Model Blouse of White Cluny lace, trimmed with motifs and white insertion, 45/-. Pretty Blouse of Paris, and Sky, grass lawn. Trimmed with Filet lace, 55/-. _ Model Blouse of Ivory Chiffon Taffeta, tastily trimmed with braid and Filet insertion, 63/-. French Model Blouse of Sky Glace, prettily trimmed, 45/-. Crepe do Chine Blouses in sky, pink, and black, transparent yokes, at 29/6. Helvetia Silk Blouses in dainty shades of sky, pink, and heliotrope, transparent yokes, trimmed with Val. insertion, at 29/6, 33/6, and 87/6. ORIGINAL AND DISTINCTIVE COSTUMES AND TEA GOWNS. I Correct fashion and distinctive design marks every costume shown here. They are the highest products of Costumiers’ art, at moderate prices. Supposing you needed a really smart costume and the rooms were too busy to make one for you, we would have no trouble in pleasing you. One that you would probably like, would be a fashionable grey and black striped Kaiapoi Tweed Costume. The hip coat is lined with green silk, and trimmed with braided green- silk collar, and cuffs. The skirt is a seven-gored one, made the fashionable walking length. Light Tweed Costumes in shades of grey, green, and brown, from 47/6, 52/6, 65/6 to 84/-. Cream Serge Tailored Costumes, 67/6 and 79/6. Dainty Little Cream Serge and Sicilian Costumes, at 30/6, 42/6, and 47/6. Dressing Jackets and Tea Jackets in muslin, cashmere, and silk, 6/6 to 35/Cotton Dressing Gowns, from 9/6. Dressing Gowns of Delaine and Cashmere, from 23/6 to 39/9. Dainty Tea Gowns, in shades of sky, rose pink, and cream, 45/- to 69/-. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUMMER HATS. The few lines specialised below will hardly give you an idea of the variety of our stock. There are hat® | fo r Ladies and Children, for special occasions and for holidays. They are all reasonably priced. Th ! models are particularly cheap. -. Trimmed Millinery ; these are all this season/s, some mane by our own artiste, some unported ; but all pretty, and exceedingly low priced. They are marked at 15/6, 19/6, 23/6, 27/6. Ready-to-wear Hats"for holiday and knock-about wear, from 3/9 to 13/9. Girls’ Floral Chiffon Hats at 18/6. | Ladies’ Motor Caps and Linen Helmets, from 8/6. j Children’s Mushroom Hats, from 1/8. ! White Chip Mushroom Hats, for the little ones, from 2/3. m \ Children’s Silk Hats and Bonnets, from 3/6 to 15/6. | The “ Peter Pan ” Hats for boys, of fine pedal straw, at 10/6. BUY HERE FOR CASH AND KEEP THE COUPON.

TO STAND THE SEASON At MAKAURI tha Draught Staliion YOUNG GARNET. YOUNG GARNET is a beautiful bay, standing 16.3, on short legs, with a splendid quality of bone, plenty hair and good sound feet. YOUNG GARNET’S sire, Garnet, is by British Lion (imp.), dam Topaz, by Overdraft ; grand-dam by Dugdale (imp.). Winner of First Prize and Society s Modal for Draught Stallion at Poverty Bay A. and P. Society’s Show, 1596-97-98-1900. His darn, ltose Auckland —Conqueror. Taking into consideration ho has the Garnet —British. Lion blood on his father s side, and the Auckland—Conqueror on the mother’s, he should leave great stock. Auckland and Garnet both have stock in this district which would be hard to outclass. YOUNG GARNET has proved to be a sure foal-getter. YOUNG GARNET has been very successful in the Show Bing, hav'ing taken three Firsts, two Seconds, and twice Champion. TERMS: Single Mare £3 3s; two or more as per agreement. Tees to be paid before removal of mares. Six weeks’ grazing free, after which 2s per week will be charged. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. wm. McCullough, Ma'kauri. N.B. —As this horse is under my own care, breeders can rely on their mares receiving every attention.— W.M.C. npO STAND THIS JL SEASON At WAIOHIKA, The Draught Stallion LOCH LOMOND LOCH LOMOND is by Glen Lyon, dam Grand Duchess, bred by Douglas McLean, Esq. Winner of First Prize and Champion as a three-year-old at Hawke’s Bay Show in 1901. Also, the Draught Stallion CANONGATE. CANONGATE, syrs, sire Herdsman, grandsire Shepherd Lad, dam Daisy; Shepherd Lad by Herd Laddie (imp.), dam Maggie McCormick 1., by Lord Salisbury (imp.); Canongate, dam Jean, by the champion horse, Extinguisher, bred by Henney Bros., Southland. Winner of First Prize and Champion at the Poverty Bay She#, 1907. TERMS: Single mare £3 10s; two or more the property of the same owner £3. Six week’s grazing free, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged, without further notice. Fees to be paid before the removal of the mares. All care taken, but no re' sponsibility incurred. Apply to— O. GRAY, Waiohika. GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNB. FRANK HARRIS, Proprietor. and SPIRITS of the Very . Best Brands Procurable. . Special Attention Afforded tk« TraveUm# Pufelifi. JJOTEL,