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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 264, 16 November 1901, Page 3

THE PASTOBAUSTS' REVIEW, A Monthly Encyclopaedia of PRACTICAL INFORMATION/ Makes a Specialty of New Zealand, Argentine, American, Canadian, and South African experience. Publishes the Best Pictures of Stock in Australasia. Some of the Contents of the October issue are:— Stock and Show Illustrations—--14 pages. Special Articles on Horsebreaking (iilustrated), Sheepbreeding in the Early Days, Tbe Escutcheon in' Dairy Cattle, Fresh Light on Tuberculosis, Shearers’ Accommodation, Wool from the Manufacturers’ Standpoint, Fencing and Oates (with models), Points in Management, Ac. Letters to the Editor by well-known Pastoralists, on Irrigation and Weights of Fleeces. The Wool, Meat, Stock, and Produce Markets treated in detail by Experts on both sides of the World. Literary and Sporting Supplement. Subscription: £1 a year {post paid). BARKER & de LAUTOUR, Agents. ’SPfT'ANTED to Purchase—Several sections * v on Whataupoko; also, several fourroomed Cottages.—Apply at once to T. G. Lawless, Land and Estate Agent, Gladstone Road. WANTED— 300 buyers of Tennis Shirts. Splendid variety, and real first-class value.—At C. Rosie and Co.’s.

WANTED —Small Farm, near school, 10 to 20 acres. Will buy or lease. Cash, if desired.—Stubbs and Co. ANTED—A Whare or Sledge House, w* for cash.—Stubbs and Co., Land Agents, Lowe street, Gisborne. WANTED to Buy—Maori Curios. Apply “G.K.," Times office. ANTED KNOWN—C. Hawkins, The new Cash Draper, has opened up a nice little assortment of Drapery, which he has marked in plain figures at prices whioh will sell them. nnO LET—Shop and Workroom, opposite ■ -S- Whinray’s Hall; suitable for shoemaker. Kent, Gs per week.—Apply Frank Harris. IF desirous of purchasing House property for investment, paying good interest, or having property for sale, call on J. Peckover and Co., Financial and Land Agents, Gisborne and Auckland. F OK SALE—Two Good Sheep Dogs.Apply Times office. flilOK SALE—Farm of 15 acres, with _!0 orchard and garden, 11 miles from town. Easy terms.— Apply T. G. Lawless, Gladstone road. EOli SALE—A Pie and Coffee Stall, as a going concern ; cheap.—Apply X. G. Lawless, Agent.

g/>OR SALE (or would Exchange)—A JD Trap Horse, used to single or double harness, and lit for any amount of work.— Stubbs and Co., Lowe street, Gisborne. InOll SALE—One Sample Lady’s Bike, ! from America (new), with tools complete, £B. — Stubbs & Co. BilOli SALE—A Draught Horse, a Spring JD Dray, Spring Trap, Set of Harness, Set of Harrows, a Plough.—Apply George Smith, Gladstone lioad. =BIOO DEPOSIT, balance mortgage, purchases Dairy and Torn try Parm, close Gisborne. Cottages all districts. J. Peckover and Co., Gisborne. / 1 HAWKINS begs to thank the Gisborne • people for the support already received, and also intimates that ho is making additions to his stock as his trade increases. Selling for Cash, and being under low expense, he is aoie to sell at the lowest possible margin of profit. Small profit and quick return. XF proposing to purchase sections in Gisborne, Kaiti, VVhataupoko, or Victoria Beach, interview J. Peckover and Co., House and Land Agents, Gisborne and Auckland. XMAS and New Year Cards, Handpainted Plaques, Local Views and Photographs; splendid assortment. See our 3d, Gd,and Is Packets (unequalled), at “The Beehive,” Gladstone Hoad.

|HE Best Present for your sweetheart is a good Photograph. This can be obtained by consulting J. Robb. PROPERTIES, PROPERTIES.— Splendid opportunity to secure bargains in house property, Whataupoko, lvaiti, Victoria, and Town. Easy terms arranged.—T. G. Lawless, Agent, Gladstone Road. XF you are requiring Leasehold or Freehold Bush Lands or Farms, make inquiries of J. Peckover and Co., Estate Agents ; also, if requiring pecuniary aid, consult J. Peckover and Co., Financial and Estate Agents, Gisborne and Auckland. BILLS Discounted daily and Loans negotiated on easy terms. Persons in ditliculties advised and assisted.—Stubbs and Co., Agents, Lowe street, Gisborne. XMAS Presents in great variety. New Shipments of Fancy Goods, Toys, Glassware, Baskets, and Leather Goods now on view at “ The Beehive,” HOLLOA ! 1 knew you were in Gisborne. I saw your Picture in Robb’s. It’s life-like. iN ORDER to be up to time during next week, engage one of J. R. Redstone and Son’s landaus. You will find everything to your satisfaction.

TV DIARIES and Annuals for 1902; o £LI e Little Folks, Girls’ Owe, Boys’ Own, Pearson's, Btraad, Universal; all tue latest Magazines and Comic Papers at “ The Beehive,” Gladstone Road. CTAN’T you stop that child crying? No. J Well, get it's Photo taken at Robb’s. You can depend on it being good. XF intending to be the owner of your own freehold Resiuence, consult, with J. peckover and Co., Piuaucial and Estate Agents', Gisuorne and Auckland. I a I\VO Houses on Victoria, Pilot) each, JL terms. Houses in Town from £i2a; one at JR225 (with ot land), very easy terms. Borne first-class residences, Whataupoko, various prices.—F. G. Lawless, Agent, Gladstone Road. WOULD YOU LIKE a New Hat, bhirt, or Buit? If so, call at Robebtoon’s. You will have a Good Belection at a very Moderate Price. MRS LOCIvLEY’S Registry, -12 Shortland street, Auckland, established 1887, has several applicants wishing to go to Gisborne or surroundings—Station Couples, Housekeepers, Barmaids, Governesses, Waitresses, Housemaids, Btation and Farm Hands, and Useful Men, etc.

DON'T FORGET that T. G. Lawless has a long list of properties in another column. Enquiries attended to with promptitude and despatch. IF you are buying a present, be sure and inspect H. it. Smith's stock before purchasing elsewhere. f | tO thoroughly enjoy a drive in the counJL try, three things are absolutely neces sary, namely, a comfortable conveyance, reliable horses, and a competent and steady driver. These are procurable at Redstone's Stables at any time. HAVE YOU SEEN the Great Selection of Boys’ and Men’s Straw Hats, Shirts, Ties, Ac., suitable for holiday wear — At Robertson’s. ‘ I C HAWKINS invites the ladies to pay • him a visit, when, if they will compare Quality with Price, he feels satisfied it will lead to business. To give satisfaction for ready money is his motto. ARGAINS r BARGAINS ! 10 .dozen Gents’ Silk Ties at lid and is, worth Is 6d; 12 dozen Silk Bows at Gd, usual price Is.—At Robertson’s. IF your Watch won’t go, taie it to H. 11. Smith, of the Goldsmiths’ Hall, Gladstone road, nest Firebell.

'ISITORS from the country should not T fail to look in at the City Buffet at Noon. And don’t you forget it. OUR HORSES will carry you there and back without breaking down or sticking you up. Redstone’s Stables are acknowledged to occupy a premier position in Gisborne. Free advice to cricketers— Run round and secure a pair of Gents’ English Made White Canvas Cricketing Shoes 1 Sewn), price 4s Gd, at Hessebsv’s. Bo in time.