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R. JOHNSTON & CO merchant tailors, Gladstone Koad, Gisborne. FIT AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED.
WANTED KNOWN. HORSES SHOD. WHY take it to Ormond? It’s too far to go, when in PEEL STREET, GISBORNE, there is one, TOM BELL, THAT DOES HIS WORK WELL. Just turn in by the Times office, And you’ll see a yard quite free, Well sheltered from the lee, Which will hold horses fifty. It’s built on good ground, With wood and iron fence all round.’ Come and see, bring it to me, And a guarantee I’ll give thee.
E D * WILLIAMS, SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. (Opposite the Union Bank of Australia.)
ARTHUR NATHAN’S RELIABLE TEAS. Sold b? U GEOOEES Am STOEEKEEPEES. 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, aud aro therefore the CHEAPEST. 3. BECAUSE they are packed of CLEAN, FRESH LEAF, and consequently are not deleterious to health. 4. BECAUSE they aro supplied FIRST HAND, direot from the growers, and aro 20 per cent, bettei value for the money than can be obtained in the ordinary way. 6. 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 reoommend 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 choico of the best teas procurable for money in China, India, and Ceylon. 0. BECAUSE it is obtainable everywhere, aud WHEREVER 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 triod many other Teas, 1 like ARTHUR NATHAN’S TEAS best of all.
£N_OV£RNMENT JNSURANCE CASH Surplus Divided among Policyholders in 1900 .. £120,600 Total Cash Surplus Divided among Policyholders .. £833,100 Total Reversionary Bonuses added to Policies .. .. £1,629,700 Total Assets of the Department.. £3,210,100 Insure before the close of the year, and thus secure priority of Bonus in the next Division of Profits, at the end of 1902. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. Telekioxe 671. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS. THE BILLIARD ROOM is thoroughly equipped with TWO EDWARDS’ LEST ENGLISH TABLES.
CRITERION HOTEL, ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. THE above Hotel is now under NEW MANAGEMENT and thoroughly BENOVATED. Travellers by Coastal Steamers while in Town will find every comfort and attention. FRANK P. O’DOWD, 1 Frofbietok.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 391, 16 April 1902, Page 1
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