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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 57, 8 March 1901, Page 3

AUTUMN & WINTER DRAPERY, WILLIAM PETTIE / I\TOW OPENING—JLnI OW OPENINGEXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS, Ex S.S. RIMUTAKA AND KARAMEA, FROM LONDON. — o— PARTICULARS IN A LATER ISSUE.

SEVENTH CONTINGENT FOR SOUTH AFRICA. THE following additional men have been selected from the enrolled list to proceed to Wellington to join the Seventh Contingent for service in South Africa, and will report themselves at the Militia Volunteer Office on or before SATURDAY, the 9th inst., at 10 a.m.:— Elias Partridge, Gisborne John Taylor, Gisborne” James Roller Parker, Gisborne James Alexander Bruce, Toltomaru Bay Thomas V/. Martin, Tokomaru Bay. M. McCREDIE, Major, Enrolling Officer. PATUTAHI CREAMERY. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS. HAVING completed arrangements with Messrs Hair Bros., a CREAMERY will be run on their Lavenham Property in conjunction with Kia Ora Factory, Suppliers receiving the same price and terms as those at Main Factory. For further particulars apply to— THOS. McGREGOR, Proprietor Kia Ora Factory. TENDERS FOR PLOUGHING.

TENDERS will be received at our Office, up to 3 p.m. on SATURDAY, 9th inst., for Ploughing and Harrowing 80 Acres of Land, at present under Rape, at Bushmere and Makauri. Further particulars on application to— J. B. KELLS, Bushmere. Or at our office, COMMON, SHELTON, & CO., Ltd. FOB SALE OR LEASE. mWENTY-NINE ACRES, at Karaka; ' close to the Township. JOHN COLEMAN. GISBORNE LAWN TENNIS CLUB. MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES. THE Final Round of the above will be played on the Club’s Courts on SATURDAY, 9th inst. 0. H. BUTLER, Hon. Sec. “ MUSIC TUITION. -*/TR A. J. MASSEY, Teacher of Violin, Piano, and Organ Address: Corner of Palmerston Road and i .V Derby Street (Opposite Public School). -p-pENNESSY'S for DfiPEwmiEa. .