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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 91, 26 April 1901, Page 4

ANGLO-AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. BOOK AMD MUSIC PUBLISHERS AND FANCY DEPOT. AGENT FOR—Sandow’s Patent Grip Dumbells, “The Perfect” Turkish Bath Cabinet (for Cash or Time Payment, from 2s (id a week); Massage Rollers from Us Gd to 17s 6d; Hare’s Electrical Medical Batteries, £2 to £3 10s; Health Food Agency, Nut Butter, Nut Meats, Granose Biscuits, Unfermented Wine, etc. Back Numbers of Ladies’ Magazines, with patterns, 6d per dozen. Also, a good assortment of Popular Magazines, Cheap. Latest Popular Songs and Marches. Stationery Requisites, Ladies’ Handbags, and a general assortment of Fancy Goods. Pictures (framed and unframed), Crewel Silks, and Arasenc for Stamping Outfits, Music 80113 and Cases, etc., etc. K. R. MACDONALD, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. MEMNIE & DEY, Manufacturers Of BISCUITS. JAMS, AND CONFECTIONERY. AUCKLAND AND THAMES. To Settlers in Gisborne and East Coast Districts TnT7'E wish to draw your attention to the » T fact that we suppl/ the Rest JAMS and MARMALADE made in the colony, largely from Fitorr Gisown in the Auckland District. Why, then, should you send your money South for these articles ? -BUY—ggT MENNIE & DEY’S Biscuits, Jams, Fancy Confections, Chocolates, and Sweets of every kind. Heart flirt- Aldert St., Auckland. NOTICE. TOJ FURNISH ECONOMICALLY tryiTH Reliable and Artistic FURNITURE CARPETS BEDSTEADS, And bedding; You must go to— J. WHINRAY’S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Gladstone Road. ' SUNSHINE OR RAIN. YOU can assure against either contingency by caliing on MRS E. CLARKE, UMBRELLA MAKER, Corner of Gladstone Road and Grey Street.

UMBRELLAS MADE, RE-COVERED AND REPAIRED. Do you require— Cnimi ami Glassware Hi vetted, Bronze and Marble Work Repaired, Chairs Re-caned ? It so, call on— MRS E. CLARKE, Corner Clad stone Hoad and Grey Street, Gisborne. Country Orders Promptly .■I trended to. r|AOE QL lIA r|- LA J>OOMS. Lt we Street. MISSES CUFF, HAVING taken over the Premises ccntly occupied by Mr Noble-Camp befl, in Lowe Street, have opened the sa as KirnsEsuME.N’T Koo.ua. PISH & MEAT LUNCHEON, APTBRNOON TEA, SWEETS A FRUIT. Opus: 10.30 a.m. to 0 p.m.; Saturdays, 10.30 a.m. to 10.30 p.m Note hie Address: “THE GEISHA,” Lowe Street. ‘ WHEN TIIE DUKE COMES TO POVERTY BAY / HE lIS '.BOUND TO CALL On .GEORGE SMITH, HAIRDRESSER TCFACCONIST Gladstone Road, LOWE STREET SHOEING FORGE (Next Redstone’s Stables, Lowe street). W. S. DAVIDSON, Proprietor. WS. DAVIDSON begs to thank the • Public o£ Gisborne and surrounding district for the liberal support accorded to him in the past, and (rusts by strict attention to their requirements to merit a eontinuaneo of their,favors. FA SKILLED STAFF OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED. All work being done under my personal supervision, 1 am prepared to guarantee satisfaction to customers. SHOEING A SPECIALITY. Note the Address: W. S. DAVIDSON, Next Redstone’s, Lowe street. JOHN LEE, HOESESHOEK AND GENERAL SMITH PEEL STREET, H'AYING acquired the business lately . carried 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 PR OMPTLY EXECUTED IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY Repaired on Shortest Notice. J. LEP, Peel Street. jp| OOD’S TONIC, Simulating and Invigorating. Bottle, at MASONIC PHARMACY.