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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 328, 31 January 1902, Page 2

LAND, LOAN A ESTATE AGENTS. Temporary Premises: UNION BANK BUILDINGS. LIFE, AOOIDENT, FIRE, & MARiRL ill SUE a A of s Effected at LOW RATES. 5 ONLY 'D i i, I) -p ■ - Ji or . u To.. rt'.e, petty. AN e lied. Without Chahge, immediate investment on lirst-claeS Securities for all Honey entrusted to our care. We Collect RENT AND INTEREST ON MORTGAGES At a Low Rate of Commission We have a number of Leasehold and .Freehold Properties in our hands for suie, including:— Dairy Farms Sheep Stations Agricultural Fiats Residences, and Building Sites. Agents fob tee “ PASTORALISTS’ REVIEW,” j The Best Pastoral Paper in the World.

BARKER & SALE! SALE! SALE! Having decided to SELL OUT of the STATIONERY & FANCY GOODS STATIONERY & FANCY GOODS BUSINESS, BUSINESS, I have FOR SALE, CHEAP— A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Fancy /ioods, ANCX SJCOUD.', Including Birthday Books and Cards Photo Albums Inkstands, Writing Desks Purses, Work Boxes, Fancy Brackets Photo Frames, Toys, etc., etc. A BARE CHAN CE! DON’T MISS IT! K. B. MACDONALD, Gladstone Itoad, Gisborne.

ST. JOSEPH’S CONVENT SCHOOL. - rjpHE Schools RE-OPEN on MONDAY, JL January 27th. In addition to the usual School Course, Tuition will be given on the PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, AND MANDOLINE^ Pupils desiring it will be prepared for any Division of Practical Music in connection with Trinity College, in PIANO, VIOLIN, AND SINGING Classes are also being formed at the Convent for Theory of Music. The Examination takes place in June, entries ior which olose on -FEBRUARY 14th. 'JT'INDERGARTEN AND JJREPARATORY Palaiebston Road. Principal: MISS T. MORGAN. Assisted by MISS J. MORGAN. The School Re-opens on FEBRUARY Terms on application.