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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 59, 11 March 1901, Page 3

Cricket notes by “ Bitter ” appear on the fourth page of to-day’s Times. A tradesman, who twice made up his mind to “go bung ” last year, but did not, lias had a streak of luck, and is now running a prosperous biz in a happy frame of mind.—Free Lance.

TEN POUNDS REWARD. THE above Reward will be paid to anyone giving information that will lead to the conviction of the person or persons who broke into G. Smith’s premises, in Gladstone Road, on Friday evening last, and stolq my cashbox. C. SMITH. LOST. . LOST, from the Native College Grounds— TWO HORSES and ONE MARE. The former are branded P on rump. Anyone giving information that will lead to their recovery will be rewarded. R. T. KOHERE, Gisborne. NOTICE. IN consequence of the advance in the Prices of TIMBER at the Mills, from the Ist MARCH our Prices are advanced in the same amount. KENNEDY, EYANS, & CO. TENDERS.

TENDERS wanted for Felling Fence Line (Five Miles,' more or less), at the Motu. Specifications can be seen at Times Office. Tenders close on MONDAY, April Ist. T BUSHFELLING. ;Q LET—About 300 Acres of Light Bush, at Bexhaven, at 20s per acre. Apply i W. B. MILL, C/o. Mr Geo. Cotterell, Tokomaru Bay. M ISS H UMPHRIES, w DRESSMAKER, ILL be happy to attend to the Orders o£ her Lady Customers at New Address: UNION BNAK BUILDINGS, Gladstone Road. MONEY TO LEND. E have Various Sums of Money to V * Lend at Lowest Current Bates op Interest. REES BROS., Solicitors, Lowe Street. Telephone No. 31. 11 ENNESSY’S for Dependable*,