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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 62, 14 March 1901, Page 3

ST. PATRICK'S ANNUAL SPORTS PARK COMPANY’S GROUNDS, Te Haparn, IHURSDAY, March 14th, 1901. £IOO IN PRIZES. £IOO IN PRIZES. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. To start at Noon. 1. Boys’ Handicap, 120 yards 2. Girls’ Handicap, 100 yards 3. St. Patrick’s Handicap (heats), 100 yards 4. Poxy Race, half-mile 5. St.-Patrick's Handicap, 220 yards 0. Scurry, 6 furlongs 7. Handicap Trotting Race, twice round 8. Hurdle Race Handicap, 220 yards 9. Hospital Race Handicap, 200 yards. 10. Half-mile Handicap 11. Horse-jumping Competition 12. St. Patrick’s Handicap, 440 yards 13. Scurry, half-mile 14. One Mile Handicap. DANCING, GAMES, and AMUSEMENTS in the enclosure. Mr P. Maher will hold races for Children in the enclosure, when every child will receive a prize. CITY BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION. Main Gates, Is oaeh. Grandstand Gates, Is each. Children under 14 FREE to all parts. Vehicles and Horses FREE. All Horses must be placed in Paddock. Charge, Is. (No exception). Competitors must be on their marks at advertised time. J. M. CUMMING, Hon. See.

LOWE STREET SHOEING FORGE. (Next Redstone’s Stables, Lowe street). W. S. DAVIDSON, Proprietor. WS. DAVIDSON begs to thank the • Public of Gisborne and surrounding district for the liberal support accorded to him in the past, and trusts by strict attention to their requirements to merit a continuance of their favors. A SKILLED STAFF OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED. ' All work being done under my personal supervision, I am prepared to guarantee satisfaction to customers. SHOEING A SPECIALITY. Note the Address: W. S. DAVIDSON, Next Redstone’s, Lowe street. SUNSHINE OR RAIN. YOU can assure against cither contingency by calling on MRS E. CLARKE, UMBRELLA MAKER, Corner of Gladstone Road and Grey Street. UMBRELLAS MADE, RE-COVERED ■ AND REPAIRED. Do you require— China and Glassware Rivetted, Bronze and Marble Work Repaired, Chairs Re-caned ? If so, call on— MRS E. CLARKE, Corner Gladstone Road and Grey Street, Gisborne. Country Orders Promptly Attended to.

rjpHß Lowe Street. MISSES CUFF, HAVING taken over the Premises recently occupied by Mr Noble-Camp-bell, in Lowe Street, have opened the same as Refreshment Rooms. QEISHA IJ'tfSA OOMS. FISH & MEAT LUNCHEON, AFTERNOON TEA,

SWEETS & FRUIT. Open : 10.30 a.m. to 6 p.ra.; Saturdays, 10.30 a.m. to 10.30 p.m Note the Address: “THE GEISHA,” Lowe Street. a .was OF OF A DYICE. DVICE. TF you wish to be Thoroughly Up-to-JL date buy a Bicycle, and see you get a good one.” You can get one of the BEST by calling on HERBERT F- GUSH, At tho GISBORNE CYCLE WORKS,. PEEL STREET, Who has been appointed Agent for the following Well-known Makes of Cycles— Zealandia Atalanta Special Crescent. The Machines are GOOD, and the PRICES ARE RIGHT.

Repairs in All Branches of the Trade Promptly Executed. UANGAREHU WILLIAM KING, HAVING Re-erected his Mill at the Ruangarehu Bush, begs to inform his customers that he is now in a position to supply them with BUILDING TIMBER, both Rough and Dressed, -of First-class Quality. All Orders addressed to the Makauri Mill receive Prompt Despatch. A General Assortment of Building Timber always on hand at the Makauri Yard. Special Quotations to Cash Customers. WILLIAM KING, Makauri. JAWMILL.

HOEftESHOER and GENERAL 'SMITH, PEEL STREET, HAYING acquired the business latelycarried on by ROBERT MOORE, begs to solicit a share of the Patronage of the Public of Gisborne and surrounding districts. Those entrusting work may rest assured of its being executed in a thoroughly workmanlike manner, the advertiser having had over twenty years’ experience in the Horseshoeing business, twelve months of which were served under Mr H. Rye, Veterinary Horseshoer, Melbourne, and the last ten years with Mr J. H. Ormond, of Gisborne. WORK PROMPTLY EXECUTED IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY Repaired on Shortest Notice. J. LER, Peel Street. H ENNESSY’S for Dependable,