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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 296, 21 December 1901, Page 3

WYLLIE & MASON, Instructed by the Poverty Day Cycling Club, will sell by Publ.e Auction, at their Mart, Lowe street, on SATURDAY, 21st inat., at 12 noun—rnHE following privileges a in connection with the above Club’s Sport 3, to be held on the 20th Deoember, I'JOl (Bbxiug Day), in the Cycling CluL’a Grounds, Childers road Lot I— Publican’s Booth Lot 2—Refreshment Stall Lot 3—500 Correct Cards. G. B. WYLLIE, Auctioneer. REMOUNTS WANTED. T> EMOUNTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, by Government. Height of Horses must be 14’2 to 10 hands. Ago, oto 10 years. Horses must be sound. Grey horses not accepted. Apply to— CAMPBELL THOMSON, Inspector of Stock,

Or,— GOVERNMENT VETERINARIAN. ONSTEB £<YCLING AND QARNIVAL. BOXING DAY. BOXING DAY. BOXING DAY. BOXING DAY. To be h, Id on the Poverty Buy Cycling Club's Grounds, i;i iJders Hoad. First Event starts a; II a m. Hot Water Provided Free of Charge. Band will be in attendance, with specialiypreparcd programme. Special arrangements may bo made for Family Tickets, obtainable from the Committee. Admission ; Gates *.. Is. Grandstand Is. Horses Is. NOTI 0 E . rSYHE Undersigned will CLOSE their -L Law Ollices from SATURDAY, the Hist instant, and will Ho open same on MONDAY, the (it’n day of January, 1903: VV. L. REES A SON NOLAN & SHEET C. A. DkLAUTOUR R. N. JONES REES BROTHERS E. J. CHRISP W. SIEVWRIGHT W. DOUGLAS LYSNAR. NOTICE.

Delivery, D. J. Barry would JL esfetgm it a favor if his clients would kindly forward their Christmas Orders as soon as possible. D. J. BARRY, Gisborne Brewery and Aerated Water Factory. Telephone No. 4. FLORAL SERVICE. COME TO THE FLORAL P.SA-, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o’clock, WESLEY CHURCH. Anniversary Hymns repeated. Several Sacred Solos. Address by Rev. W. Day. N.Z. FARMERS’ UNION. THE Union has arranged with the Commercial Union Assurance Company, Limited, to indemnify all members of the Union (only) under the provisions of—- “ Tha Employers’ Liability Act ” “ The Workers’ Compensation Act, 1900 ” “ The Accident Compensation Act, 1901 ” Employers’ Liability at Common Law, not exceeding £SOO for any one worker. Rates :

Fann hands permanently or casually employed, and also to include liability that farmers may be under in connection with workmen of any contractor: Five Shillings sterling per cent, nett (5s per cent.) Bushfalling and Scrub-cutting, continuously, contract or otherwise: Thirtytwo Shillings and Sixpence, stg., per cent, nett (32s 6d per cent.) Further particulers and proposal forms to be obtained from L. Clayton, Tiniroto, who is authorised to cover risks. LISSANT CLAYTON.

TENDERS. SEPARATE Tenders will be received at Te Karaka, up to Noon on SATURDAY, the 21st day of December, 1901. for the Privileges at Te Karaka Sports, New Year’s Day, Ist January, 1902. 1. Refreshment Booth 2. Fruit Stall 3. Gates. Gate Entrance. Vehicles, including driver .. 2s Od Horsemen .. .. .. 2s Od Pedestrians .. .. .. Is Od Children .. .. .. .. Free. Each tender must be accompanied bJ Cheque for 50 per cent, of amount 0* tender. Balance payable on December 31st, 1901, at 7 p-m. All tenders to be addressed to the Secretary.

J. G. NEAGLE, Secretary. N.B.—The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Te Karaka, l)ec. 12th, 1901. TO BUILDERS. mENDERS invited for Building a X Dwelling Hou3e on Gisborne North. Tenders to close at Noon on the 27th INSTANT. Plans and specifications may be seen at my oilice. W. P. FINNERAN. QRAND -piANGY JjUIR AND JgAZAAK, In-Aid of the Catholic Church, Will be held in the THEATRE ROYAL, On FEBRUARY Gtii, 7xii, and Srn, 1902.

WAERENGA-A-HIKA COLLEGE. A CONCERT AND MAGIC LANTERN ENTERTAINMENT, To be held on MONDAY NEXT, 23rd INSTANT, In Aid of Turanga Church Fund. To commence at S p.ra. Adults, 2s; Children under 14, half-price. TO CLEAR —LARGE STOCKS. | -AA SACKS PRIMEST CANTEROUU BURY and OTAGO OATS, at SHERIDAN & CO.’S, for 3s per bushel (Cash). Delivered in lots of not less than five sacks. Book Orders early. TO LET. FURNISHED Family Residence, on Kaiti, known as, “ Riverslea.” One acre land, with house containing 10 rooms. Every convenience, including Stable, Buggy House, etc. Apply— G. H. LYSNAR.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. THE most Sensible and Enduring would be a NICELY FRAMED PICTURE, or one of KELLEY'S OIL PORTRAITS. Thirty per cent. Travellers’ Commission saved by ordering at Studio direct. J. D. KELLEY, Gladstone Road,