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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 96, 2 May 1901, Page 4

[Established 1891.] T.G. LAWLESS, House, Land, Assurance and General Commission Agent, Also, — District Representative of the Australian Widows’ Fund Lite Assuiaasce Society, Ltd. GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. Agent for— THE OCEAN ACCIDENT A- GUARANTEE CORPORATION, Limited, of London, Insures against all Accidents, also includes Employers’ Liability and Workmen’s Insurance. Effected at LOW RATES. Whataupoko—s4 acres and four-roomed house. r Gladstone Road—4o feet frontage to Gladstone Road, with splendid brick building erected thereon. Haiti—l 6 acres and four-roomed bouse • for immediate sale cheap; good terms ’ Whataupoko—l2 acres good hill land ; handy to town ; terms if required. J Grey Street—Six-roomed dwelling and section ; only £320; a bargain. Whataupoko—Four-roomed - House (nearly new) and r]-acre section. Whataupoko (close to town)—Three valuable sections and 4-roomed Dwelling. Whataupoko—Nine Acres (partly hill) and 4-roomed Dwelling. Price, £6OO. Easy terms can be arranged. Childers Road—Corner section and Two Dwellings. The owner wants cash, therefore a good opportunity is offered to investors. Newtown—Half-acre and 6-roomed dwelling. Derby Street Section and 5-roomed house for £2OO. Terms: £SO down, balance can remain at 6 per cent, for five years. Haiti f-acre, good building site and in good locality, within five minutes’ walk of Haiti bridge; 30 acres hill land, nearly all ploughable. Price, £2O per acre. Haiti—Two-roomed Cottage for sale at Haiti Beach. Haiti—Two J-acres, within seven minutes’ walk of Haiti bridge. Haiti—24 acres good flat land. 160 acres improved (and 7-roomed dwelling, with every convenience), situate four miles from town. Motu —1000 acres Government lease. Partly improved. Rental, £ll 10s half-yearly. Improvements are substantial; worth the full purchase money asked. Section and comfortable dwelling, 4 rooms and 2 rooms detached. Cheap. Easy terms given. J Leasehold.—7 acres and 4-roomed dwelling at Te Arai. ° Leasehold—About 100 acres, dairy farm, within 4 miles of town. Te Karaka—Nearly 200 acres. Easy terms can be arranged. Whataupoko —\ acre, handy to town and good building site. Whataupoko—l3o acres good easy hill country, with dwelling of 6 rooms and small woolshed, fenced and subdivided and in good grass. For sale at low figure. Haiti—A number of acre and J-acre sections at Haiti, for sale on easy terms. Eight-roomed dwelling and section, centre of town, suitable for boarding-house. For sale on easy terms.

COMMON, SHELTON AND GO , LIMITED. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. poe Sale. WE CAEET A PULL STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS REQUIRED IN THE HOME OR ON THE STATION. Groceries Ironmongery Crockery and Glassware Wines and Spirits Tobacco and Cigars Leather and Grindery Saddlery Agricultural Implements Fresh Seeds of all kinds Drapery Clothing Boots and Shoes WE SELL A SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE.

We Sell all Goods in Large or Small Quantities, and Invito Inspection of Our Stock from any New Arrivals or others. Nothing but GOOD QUALITY of Goods kept in Stock. OUR CASH'SYSTEM Is much appreciated by both Large and Small Buyers, as is evident from our Ip.* creased Sales. HORSE COVERS. It PAYS to usb Coven for Horses during Winter We have a Pull Stock o: Covers of Various Qualities Sizes, and Patterns. COMMON, SHELTON AND CO. Limited. JT> AGING £JLUI STEEPLECHASE MEETING, To be held on the Poverty Bay Park Company’s Course, on TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, July 9th and 11th, 1901. C. D. Bennett - - - ‘ Handioapper. First Race each day to start at 11.30 a.n first day. 1. First Handicap Hurdle Race, of 50 sove 2 miles. Nomination, 20s; acceptanci 30s. 2. Ladies’ Bracelet Handicap, 15 sovs 1 mile. For qualified hunters. Entranci 15s. 3. Flying Handicap, 30 sovs ; i-mili Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 15s. 4. Trial Steeplechase, 40 sovs; 2 miles. For horses that have never won a steeplechase exceeding 40 sovs in value. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. 5. Maiden Hack Race, 10 sovs; 5 furioDgs. Weight, 9st. Entrance, 10s, to close July 3rd. 0. Hunters’ Cur Steeplechase Handicap, 25 sovs; 2 miles. For qualified hunters. Entrance, 255. 7. Winter Oats Handicap, 35 sovs; 1 mile and a distance. Nomination, 15s ; acceptance, 20s. SECOND DAY. !i. Second Handicap Hurdle Race, 40 sovs; 1J miles. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 2Us. 12. Hunters’ Flat Race, 15 sovs; 14 miles, I For qualified hunters. Entrance, 15s. 3. Te Hapaba Handicap, 30 sovs; 7 furlongs. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 15s. 4. Gisborne Park Steeplechase Handicap, 80 sovs; about 3 miles. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 40s. 5. Hack Handicap, 20 soys ; 7 furlongs. For horses that have never won a race exceeding 15 sovs in value. Entrance, 20s, to close July 3rd. [ 6.-Tally-ho Steeplechase Handicap, 20 sovs; 2J miles. For qualified hunters. Entrance, 20s. 7. Final Handicap, 30 sovs; 1 mile. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, los. Nominations and Entries— TUESDAY, June 11th, 1901, at 9 p.m. Weights— FßlDAY, Juue 28th. Acceptances 'for First Day—WEDNESDAY, July 3rd, 9 p.m. For penalties and further particulars, see posters. M. G. NASMITH, Secretary.

I have Several Investments to offer in the Hotel Line. masonic stables, LOWE STREET,j Gisborne. Telephone No. 80. Telephone No. 80. /TTIHE Management of this old-established -L . Stable wish to impress upon the Public the fact that it is run on up-to-date lines, 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 of Carriages, Brakes, Drags, Landaus, Broughams, Cabs, Buggies, and Two-wheelers cannot bo surpassed for comort or appearance. The Horses kept are only of the BEST, and are a pleasure to ride or drive. A large well-grassed and watered Paddook has lately been acquired within two miles of Gisborne, where horses can be spelled. CABS MEET EVERY STEAMER, when all care will be taken of luggage. Pour or five-horse drags can be engaged by parties or companies at a few minutes' notice for picnics, concerts, etc.,.etc. WEDDINGS OF ANY SIZE A Speciality! HEARSE available for FUNERALS. From this date a Nightwatchman and Groom will be in attendance ALL NIGHT, and your wants can be attended to by ringing up Telephone No. 80. F. S. DES BARRES, Proprietor. J. PENNY, Manager. —WHEN YOU REQUIRE—VEHICLES for a WEDDING, or a BALL, or AFTERNOON DRIVE, or any other Function ring up—y "REDSTONE’S CRITERION STABLES, i, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. Telephone No. 70.] [Telephone No. 70. Fikst-Class Plant, consisting of CARRIAGES, BRAKES, BUGGIES GIGS, Etc. Specially-selected Drivers, yvho will take you about safely.

CABS MEET EVERS STEAMER. .First-class Stabling'. “ Giiooiis is AiiExuAsc£jNrGUT“AND Day. J. R. REDSTONE, Proprietor. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND CAN OBTAIN EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION —AT—ENDEARS WAITEMATA HOTEL, (Corner of Queen and Customs Streets, and first house on right hand side from wharf.) MODERN IMP DO VEMENTS. MODERATE TARIFF Night Toiter in Attendance. JOHN ENDEAN, Telephone 589. Proprietor. WASTE PAPER. ASTE PAPER can be bad at the “TIMES" Office.

WHATATUTU SHOEING FOEGE. J. PARDOE BEGS to announce to the Residents cl Whatatutu and surrounding districts that he has taken oyer the above shop, and —mired to execute all kinds of Shoeing is in. . -•-work. ' and Blacksmitnuj b .. All Orders Promptly Attended to. SHOEING A SPECIALITY. Settlers can rely upon receiving every attention and the very best class of work at the Whatatutu Forge. J. PARDOE. TO LANDLORDS AND PROPERTY OWNERS. BAKER BROS., Collect more rentals than any other individual, firm or company in New Zealand, Baker Bros, render prompt monthly or quarterly statement. Baker Bros, collect rents anywhere in New Zealand and issue Cheques for the same in’Auekland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin free of exchange—a considerable saving to landlords who do not reside in the same town as that in which their property is situated. BAKER BROS., Estate Agents and Auctioneers, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and dunedin.

THE AUSTRALIAN WIDOWS’ FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Ltd. Cod ducted on Purely Mutual Principles. Accumulated Funds Exceed .„ £1, 428,000 Annual Revenue Exceeds ,^237,000 SP ECI-A L~FEA TITRES. 1. Exceptionally Large Reserves, giving Absolute Security to Members. 2. Low Rates of Premium. 3. Surrender Values applied to keep Policies in Force. 4. All Profits belong to the Members. 5. Expenses of Management on Most Economical Scale. 6. Ciaims paid Immediately upon Proof of Death and Title. 7. Reserves Based upon the “ Severest Standard known to Acturial Science.” '■ ? • NEW SYSTEM OF LIFE ASSURANCE, exempting from Payment of Premiums when the Assured is either temporarily or permanently incapacitated, either by accidental bodily injury, or by illness, or by mental disorder. Head Office for New Zealand : 6 Custom House Quay, Wellington. Directors : John G. W. Aitken, J.P. [Aitken, Wilson and Co., Merchants], Alexander H. Turnbull [W. & G. Turnbull & Co., Merchants], Walter Fell, M.D., M.R.C.S. Resident Secretary : V. H. Baxter. - T. G. LAWLESS, District Agent, Gisborne.l H. J. BURNS, Travellingjßepresentative.