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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 424, 24 May 1902, Page 3

EAST COAST ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY., rjn HE following Licenses to shoot JL imported Game have been issued up to May 16th D. K- Porter, J. J. Spratt A. J. Oxenham, G. Westmoreland, James Jones, George Jones, W. Peryer. J. R. Redstone, C. L. Hansen, R. Sanders, Chas. Taylor, D. Long, T. Elliott, G. Priestley, E. H. Mackey, John Dixon, Oliver McLachlan, Thos. McLachlan, G. W. Trimnell, E. R. Ludbrook, F. Ferguson, A. Ferguson. H. D. Evans, S. Williamson, A. McConnell, S. A. F. Morgan, Jas. McKee, A. M. Beale, A. B. Williams, Ngakete, H. Wells, J. Roddick, W. A. Hodge, Neil McMillan, Thos. Sharp, C. Arnabaldi, Dan Barry, P. C. Coghlan, Jas. Fairlie, 0. Sandlant, R. Sherratt, P. Sherratt, Wrn. Oates, jr. Henry Harding, W. J. O’Connor, J. Fry, D. Frazer, J. A. Lucas, R. J. Stevens, F. Reynolds, S. Watson, Jas Morgan, Harry Ritchie, H. J. Verrall, J. C. Morris, S. J. Parsons, C. Longman, T. W. Hackett, W. Hackett, W. j Attwood, jnr., J. Mac Williams, Owen M Monckton, John M. Monckton, W. Watkins, A. P. Durrant, W. H. Gibbs, W. Branson, E. W. M. Wallis, J. Franklin, W. G. Watson, F. Bouslieid, 0. Hansen, G. Powell, H. Harcourt, C. Westrupp, J. Johnston, J. Moore, T. G. Shierlaw, A. Thorstensen, P. T Kenway, Win. Thelwall, Dr. Davis, W. A. Hood, H. A. Hamilton, P. Sheridan, R. Carswell, W. Reeves, T. Robertson, S. East, J. Sampey, F. Hollow'ay, Mehaka, G. Sharp, A. H. Hodge. M. STOPFORD. Secretary. Gisborne, 16th May, 1902.

IORK UTCIiEB. F BRINSON begs to inform the » Public of Gisborne that he has Opened a PORK BUTCHER’S STOP in tho shop lately occupied by Mrs Bryant; ONLY DAIRY FED PORK. WANTED —A General Servant; good wage?, good home.—Apply Mrs J. A, West, Bright street. ANTED KNOWN —Mrs Tansley, * Whalaupoko, has vacancies for one or two Gentlemen Boarders. \j&T ANTED KNOWN —The Troeadero v » Coffee Stall has been taken over by A. Wiles and Co., and opens every nieht at the corner of Peel street.

W r ANTJBD to rui'chasa-A B<ction. at Mukurakn; an acre, or less. Spot cash.—Stubbs and Co , Land Agents, Gisborne. WANTED to Sell—Sections, on Whalaupokn, from £52 10s upwards; one £lO cash, balance in two jears. Also, several well-built Cottages in vaiious localities. —T. G. Lawless, Agent. FOUND, between Makaraka and Waorcnga a bika - A Tarpaulin. Apply A. Bdlemin, Ormond. LAYTON BROS, want Carters for 30,000 ft timber and 30 tons to Karaka. /"\RANGES and MELONS will never be xr cheaper this year than now. Oranges Is doz‘ll, Citron Melons from 4d each.— J. Walter Bull, next Craig’s (no other address). OR SALE—A first-class Tobacconist’s Business, billiard saloon, and lrair-dre-ser’s shop; lease of premises for 10 years, or longer, if desired.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent, G'adsione road. 10-OPERATIVE Building Society Shares j for sale.—Stubbs and Co., Commission Agents, Gisborne. ATE ST Stylo Ping-Pong Sets and J Wooden Rackets at “ 'The Beehive,” Gladstone road.

GOODWILL of Native Lease, Mangutu, 4000 acres, un : mproved, first-class heavy bush land ; 1000 acres, Until, partly improved.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. WELL-BUILT Four-roomed Cottage, on Wbntaupoko, to be sold cheap. Owner leaving district.—Apply T. 0. Lawless, Agent. STOP at British Empire Stables I Stands 6d, Feeds Is. Gigs and Uauks for hire. AT KOBETtTSON’S —Special Value in Hats and Shirts, ltoslyn and Kaiapoi Underwear, Boys’ and Men’s Jerseys, Novelties in Collars and Ties. ONLY 6s! Gents’ Tweed Trousers. A really good article at a low price.— C. llosie and 00. TTtOIt SALE—Dairy Farm, about 50 acres, JD first-class property, about two miles from creamery. Valuable river frontage. Comfortable house, liare chance for investor.— Stubbs and Co., Land Agents, Gisborne.

EOB SALE, Grey street-Quarter-acre and seven-roomed House, £24 ); 19 acres and large Family Residence, with outbuildings, river frontage, 1J miles from Gisborne ; choice new villas in Gisborne and suburbs; large new residence on Victoria Beach; Cottage, Gisboino, let Bs, only £145. Apply J. Peckover and Co., Gladstone road FOR SALE—Beautiful Dairy Farm, about 400 acres, first-class grass land, fronting railway station, two miles Irom creamery, well watered, and subdivided into five paddocks. Price, £5 10s per acre.—Stubbs and Co., Lowe street, Gisborne.

AT ROB BBT SON’3 —New Goods in Boys' Keefer Jackets, Boys’ Covert Coats, Boys' Norfolk and Bailor Suits, Hats, Shirts, and Caps. »>EADiNGfor Winter nights. Nearly a jTIj thousand Books to select from at The Beehive Library. Subscription, 33 Gd per quarter, lh Gd per month, or Gd per book. PECKOVER AND CO. are in- . structed to dispose of large New Vilia, with gas, bath, copper, stabling, Whataupoko ; owner leaving. _ Cottages Gisborne, Haiti, and Whataupoko, from £9O upwards. Terms arranged to suit purchasers. Twenty acres dairy land, Haiti, £23 per acre. —Gladstone Road, next City Buffet. rg VO Speculators and Others —IO,OOO acres X Ist, 2nd, and 3rd class Land, 58 miles from Auckland and 18 from Pokeno. Splendidly wate-ed ; well adapted for cutting up. Meanwhile would pay good interest as a cattle run. Price, 15s per acre. Easy terms.—dtubbs and Co., Lowe street, Gisborne. CHORUS of barefooted Horses—" Take us to Ormond’s,” the Best in , town. ITtOK SALE, by J Peckover and Co., Land j Agents, Gladstone road-Acre, Chiiders road, £25 deposit. Sections, Gisborne and Suburbs—Haiti, 13 acres, Cottage, etc., only £SOO (gnat bargain); J. J, 1,2 3, 12, 14, and 4 acres, Whataup >ko ; also, Farms in various districts.

EXCELLENT Stabling and Paddocking Accommodation for Horses are provided by Redstono & Son, of Lowe Street. The firm have nearly a hundred acres of paddocking, and there is an abundance of feed. JPKCKOYER & CO., Land and Estate • Agents, GLborne and Auckland, Gladstone road, next City Buffet, arrange Collecting of ILnts, Management Absentee Estates, Negotiating Mortgages. They have for Sale and to Lease Farms in various disGOOD PHOTO makes a suitable Present to send Home. This can be obtained at J. ROBB’S Photographic Studio EVERY housewife can save pounds per year by buying an'‘Expert” Sewing Machine at Tbe Beehive, and procuring a Parcel of Madame Wiegel’s Cut Paper Patterns.

OUPERIOR Workmanship g 0V O and the famous Putnam Nail delight horse and owner when shod at J. H. Ormond’s. / / “{Take it to Ormond's I” A FIRST-CLASS Conveyance and a Careful Driver can be obtained by consulting J. R. Redstone & Son, whose supply of carriages are the best in town. If you prefer to ride you can be supplied with a good hacK, IF you are buying a resent, be sure and inspect H. it. Smith’3' stock before purchasing elsewhere. WHEN you decide to get yonr Photograph taken just call along and see ?, RQJ3B. He can satisfy yon.