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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 391, 16 April 1902, Page 2

WE RESPECTF ULLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR NEW AND UP-TO-DATE Winter G-oods NOW ON VIEW. DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY, As the VISIT WILL REPAY YOU.

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EDINBURGH BAKERYHAVING been requested by a number of my old customere to come back to the town, I beg ,to announce that I will commence a BAKERY BUSINESS on April Ist, in the bakehouse formerly occupied by Mr Oliver Veale, opposite the 'Royal Hotel. Only first-eiass Article supplied. Time not having allowed of my calling upon all residents, 1 would ask that any who have been overlooked will kindly leave orders with Mrs Jas. Robb, fruiterer, next to Whinrays, and these will be promptly attended to. My Bread will also be on sale at Mrs Robb’s shop. HOVIS BREAD A SPECIALITY ! N. B.—l am in no way connected with the Blaster Bakers’ Association. , ,W. C. NISBETT. |

®|ifeliorn:efeiies PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. GISBORNE, APRIL 16, 190:. PERJURY. The belief expressed by His Honor Mr Justice CoDolly that oaths should be dispensed with will be warmly approved by some who have had experience of Court work and will be dissented from by many. In every law court there is perjury, and it is seldom that it can be sheeted home as was done last week in the caso of the Maori lopa te Whetu, who is a well-known figure in the district. Many people have no thought of the sanctity of the oath, but it probably does prevent some people from swearing falsely, which they might otherwise be inclined to do. In New