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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 92, 27 April 1901, Page 1

THE WOHLD-IIENOWNED “OLIVER” PLOWS* Plows may conic and Plows may go, Rnt the (f OLIVER ” goes 011 l° r cvcv--4 m h We keep a full range oL' these Plows suitable for at classes of work. Ask your storekeeper for them, Sole Agents for New Zealand, T. & S. MORRIN ; (LIMITED), AUCKLAND, N.Z. RUDGE WHITWORTH CYCLES. NEW ZEALAND AGENTS E. REYNOLDS & CO., ;|| AUCKLAND. Agents Wanted where not Represented. MoFARLAHE’S PATENT HORSE COYER. By Royal Letters Patent. No. 9181. This Cover has been recognized by experts as being far in advance of anything of the kind ever offered to the Public. Its advantages ar Ist. The Coyer dees away with the annoyanoe usually causod by the ordinary covers ■becoming displaced, as in the case of tho horse rolling. 2nd. There is no crupper used, consequently tho horso does not suiler from chafing, or cutting into the tail, which often causes lock-jaw. 3rd. The mode of attachment is simplicity in itself, namely, t_e straps for fastenin’' goiug round each hind leg. TO BE HAD FROM ALL STOREKEEPERS AND SADDLERS. ARCHIE ALD CL AAR.K SOLTS, limited MANUFACTURERS, AUCKLAND. n% EB3

BEST CLASS 01? BOOTS AND SHOES AT MODERATE PRICES Can bo’had from JOHN ROSIE, Erskino’s Buildings. F. J. OATRIDGE, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. FANCY CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS ALWAYS ON HAND. Wedding, Christening, and Birth day Cakes Made to Order. Telephone 136] Telephone 136] REYNOLDS’ CENTRAL FURNISHING ~ EMPORIUM. ’ JUST OPENED UST OPENED A Choice Assortment of CHINA, TEA SETS, GLASSWARE, TOILET SETS, DINNER SETS, Etc. All Especially Suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. PICTURE MOULDINGS In Great Variety. PICTURES MOUNTED AND FRAMED, CHEAP. E. G. A. REYNOLDS. WOLE’S SHOES. “GOLDENE MEDAILLEN BRAND,” This being the Very BEST QUALITY made by Wolf. A DIRECT SHIPMENT has just been opened, and are selling at 18s 6d, At H- ADAIR’S PHIT-ESSI BOOT SHOP. UNIVERSAL DINING ROOMS, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. TIP HE above Commodious and Centrallysituated Restaurant has been taken over by Mbs CRAMP and Mas STEVENSON, whose names are a guarantee that the Housewill be conducted in the Best Style. Mrs Cramp was Head Cook at the Masonic Hotel, and prior to that at the Albion Club Hotel, and holds the highest testimonials from leading hotels in the large cities. Mrs Stevenson has long been a resident of Gisborne, and in business here. The public can rely on the Food being of THE BEST, and cooked and served up in a way to suit the most fastidious. The Accommodation is First-class, and the charges are reasonable. SUPPERS. From 8 p.m. to Midnight appetising Hot Suppers will be available, and those who patronise the Universal will be well pleased. The Suppers will be a special feature, and customers will have a tasty bill-of-fare to choose from. UNIVERSAL DINING ROOMS, PItOrBIKTBESSES I MESDAMES CRAMP & STEVENSON.