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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 74, 2 April 1901, Page 4

1 MASONIC STABLES, LOWE STREET, Gisborne. Telephone No. 80. Telephone No. 80. rjnHE linn&gement ot this oUI-established j JL Stable wish to impress upon the [ Public the fact that it ia run on up-to-date ( linos, where they will receive civility and ] attention, and where their horses will be . quietly and well treated, and receive the ] best of food. The prices charged will be found consistent with the value given. The stock ot Carriages, Brakes,_ Drags, J Landaus, Broughams, Cabs, Buggies, and Two-wheelers cannot be surpassed for contort or appearance. , The Horses kept are only of the BEST, and are a pleasure to ride or drive. A large well-grassed and watered Paddock lias lately been acquired within two I inilce of Gisborne, where horses can be 1 spelled. CABS MEET EVERY STEAMER, when all care will be taken of luggage. Eour or five-horse drags can bo engaged by parties or companies at a few minutes’ notice for picnics, concerts, etc., etc. WEDDINGS OF ANY SIZE A Speciality! IIEARSE available for FUNERALS. From this date a Nightwatchman and Groom will bo in attendance ALL NIGHT, and your wants can be attended to by ringing up Telephone No. 80. F. S. DES BAItRES, Proprietor. J. PENNY, Manager. NOTICE. TO FURNISH ECONOMICALLY Reliable and Artistic FURNITURE CARPETS BEDSTEADS, And BEDDING Y'ou must go to— J. WHINRAY’S I’CUN]SKINO WAREHOUSE, Gladstone Road. ~ SUNSHINE OR RAIN. YOU can assure against either 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— Cnlna amt Glassware Rivctted, Bronze and Marble Work Repaired, Chairs Rc-caned ? If so, call on— MILS E. CLARKE, Corner Gladstone ltoad and Grey Street, Gisborne. Country Orders Promptly Attended to.

KING’S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. B OABDING AND DAY SCHOOL l-’OH DOYS. Visitor: Bi v. W. Beatty, M.A. I'rincipnl: Mu Oii.uiAM Jjisuci:, J3.A., with Honors of the University of London. Assisted by fix liesident Masters (all University inei , ..ml Eight Visiting Masters. TECIIN LOAD EDUCATION. New Laboratories are being built for puiclieu) instruction in Chemistry, Electricity, Ac., and aro to be fitted with all the inost iuodcrn improvements rei)uisito for the tlrorongli c<|uipment of boys desirous of prcjuuing for Electrical Engineering or other Bcieutitie employment. LIST OE SUCCESSES 1800-11100. Six Hoys passed tho Senior Civil Service, one of whom passed with distinction, 11)00; twentv-eiplit boys passed the Junior Civil Service; eighteen boys passed the Matriculation; two boys passed tho University Junior Scholarship Examination with credit; one boy obtained University Scholarship lPOO ; two boys passed the Senior District Scholarship Examinations of the Auckland | Hoard of Education ISPS, obtaining fourth and tilth places respectively ; one boy passed the same Examination in 18PP, obtaining tenth place, and is entitled to threo yoars’ Ertc Tuition; one boy gained the same distinction 1000. Hrospectus containing full particulars ns to fees, {scholarships, ilcsults of Exams., Ac., can bo obtained on application to the I'l incipal. Next Term starts TUESDAY, February 12. MttiL Under Hie ratronage of His Excellency the K:,*;■■■- Governor, the Earl of Banfuily, And The lion. 11. J. Sodden. Premier of New Zealand. opotikTHOTEL, OrOTIKI. Mfl iE vnd»r' : gucd begs lo notify that hr fi lui- purchased a base of the well-known and eommedious hostelry known as Tin-; oioiiKi noiel, which possesses every convenience for the ' travelling public. THE BEDBOtMS Are Lai go, Airy, Clean, and Comfortnbh• luruishni - sect ml to nor,eon the East Coas . DIN! NET-BOOM. The Cuisin "• •’ management if Mbs Mabtix. THE BAB Is wi 'l fried, commodious, and Contains a 1) the He! Brands of Wi-n* and Spirits ; also, IlaniocU f.r.d Co.’s XXXX Alt on draught. THE Hiijl.iA.UD BOOM Has one of \V,ic'C's lust tubas, m cxeel.eni order, wcil-littcd and lighted. COMMEBCUL AND SAMPLE BOOMS And every co.mnii nee fur- Commercin’ travellers. Buggies and Horses on II ro. Good Stabling Accommodation C. A. M\K IN’. I’u. I’M KToIt. N.B.—Telegrams. ' le., punctually aiUndcf to, ARTHUR NATHAN’S RELIABLE TEAS Sl’l.n iIY ALL GROCERS AM) STOREKEEPER? The Ter fiction of Fragrance, 2s and 2s 6d per lb. TWELVE REASONS Why BELIABLE TEAS are the BEST—1. BKI'ACSK they ere (horotiehly HEI.IADLi; an, :.iv u vsivs of ot.ifurm good qiuditv Fd'CU'rE ttfcW c-. FAUTHEsT.anrt are tlierofoi. tlio CHEAPEST. 3. BECAUSE they me packed of CLEAN, PttErl LEAF, licit consequently i.re not deleterious f, Ito.r’llt •J. BECAUSE they are supplied FIIiST HAND, dircci trim the growers, and (ire Cl) per cent, bettei value for the money than can be obtained in tbi oi dii'ie v wav. 5. BECAUSE! have no tronbte in my lionsebold now. but have always a clelioior.3 cup of ten oa nr trice. i. ItKCALVE I am well satisfied that I cannot obtain tt r. UKGAt SK I can with confidence recommend them t.» my friends. jiSCAUsK th- y aro perfectly paw, and are iimgorat i::!T Mid refreshing to tho most. delicate con SljfJjTiOl.S. . • IK’AU.-E I have choice of the host teas procurable for money in (’llinn. Indio, and Ceylon. 10. IIKCAUSS it is obtainable everywhere, an! lIERKVfiIt I GO I can always ask for tlu--11. uo cood i bUSE th in each package, vith other brands, ried many other Teas, I bkc A tVTHUK .NATHAN’S TEAS best of all.