W HATATUTU COACH SERVICE. Redstone a- sons’ wha»a*~ i u Coach will leave town in •lure on Monkays, WinxESBAYs. and .adays, at 11 a.tn.. returning on Tceso: 'HrasoAvs, and Satcbdays, leaving \ .;a‘utu at 7.30 a.m All Parcels will be prom .oli'cred. Special Buggies, Cabs. , . Con ;aes available at any time. Booking Offices at > aJstor.e’s Stables, Te Karaka Hotel, and Wnatatiuu Hotel. J. E. BEDSTONE A- SONS, Proprietors. Telephone No. 70.
• ROYAL MAIL COACH. ORMOND, KANAKA, AND WHATATUTU. J T. CASSIDY’S W HATATUTU COACH Will leave the Masonic Stables, Low street, in future on Tuesdays, and Saturdays at 11 a.m., returning fror YVh&tatutu on Mondays, Wednesdays, an Fridays at 7.30 a.m. The Booking Ufiice is at the abo\ Stables, and all Parcels left there will rt ceive prompt and careful attention. Telephone No. SO. MUliiflWAl MAIL OUAOii. HSIHE undersigned begs to announce th he has purchased Mr McKinley’s rig in the Murewai Mail Coach, which he w continue to run DAILY, as heretofore, lea iug Murewai at 7.45 a.m., and Town at 3 p.i Parcels for delivery on the road w receive every attention, and may be left O’Reilly’s Albion Club Stables. OHAEGES MODEEATE. If needed, a Special Coach will be put on SATURDAYS, to suit the convenience Customers.
J. L. B AKER, Proprietor. royal hotel, GISBORNE. J. It. QUINN, BEGS to notify the Travelling Public and Residents of Gisborne that he has taken over the Management of the above old-established, favorite Hotel, whioh has been renovated throughout. The appointments and sanitary arrangements are firstolass, and the Hotel now offers Excellent Accommodation to its patrons. ALL Tilh LIQUORS KEPT ARE OF THE BEST BRANDS. CHABGES MODERATE. J. It. QUINN, Proprietor. Telephone No. 10. MUREWAI HOTEL. MUREWAI. W. HACKETT BEGS to notify the Travelling Publicjand Besidents of the distriot that he has entered into possession of the above Hotel, where he will be glad to meet his friends. ALL TEE LIQUORS KEPI ARE OF TEE BESI BRANDS. Good Attendant Good Attendance
CHARGES MODERATE. W. HACKETT, Proprietor. FALLING- HAIR >EOPLE afflicted with weak, thin or JT falling hair can be quiokly oured by the use of PAKKER’S HALE TONIC, a preparation which thoroughly cleanses the scalp from dandriff, open the pores of the skin, whereby the hair is enabled to grow soft, glossy, and luxuriantly, being nourished by tbe Tonic. PARKER’S HAIR TONIC is quite free from grease or oil; it has no objectionable perfume, and oontains no poisonous matter. Sold in bottles at 2s 6d ; posted, 3s; by E. D. SMITH, Chemist, Gladstone Eoad, Gisborne. Should be on every lady’s toilet table!
ARTHUR NATHAN’S RELIABLE TEAS. Sold by U GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS. The Perfection of Fragrance. 2s and 2s 6d per lb. TWELVE REASONS Why RELIABLE TEAS are the BEST—1. BECAUSE they Are thoroughly RELIABLE, and are always of uniform good quality. 2. BECAUSE they go FARTHEST, and are therefore the CHEAPEST 3. BECAUSE they are packed of CLEAN, FRESH LEAF, and consequently are not deleterious to health 4. BECAUSE they are supplied FIRST HAND, direct from the growers, and are 20 per cent, better 'value for the money than can be obtained in the ordinary way. 5. BECAUSE I have no trouble in my household now, but have always a delicious cup of tea on my table. 6. BECAUSE I am well satisfied that I cannot obtain better. 7. BECAUSE I can with confidence recommend them to my friends. 8. BECAUSE they are perfectly pure, and arc invigorat ing and refreshing to the most delicate constitutions. 9. BECAUSE I have choice of the best teas procn 'able for money in China, India, and Ceylon. 0. BECAUSE it is obtainable everywhere, and >VHEREYER I GO I can always ask for the same good tea. 11, BECAUSE there is full weight in each package! which is not always the case with other brands. 12, BECAUSE having tried many other Teas. I like ARTHUR NATHAN’S TEAS best of ail.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 332, 4 February 1902, Page 4
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