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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 428, 29 May 1902, Page 4

THE BEEHIVE. THE BEEHIVE. MRS A. f*l. BROWjiE, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. « BOOKS, MUSIC, PERIODICALS, AND STATIONERY. OOLS, ART SILKS, AND FAtsCY GOODS, AGENT FOR— Madame Wiegel's Cut Paper Patterns Expert Sewing Machine Ilaake Pianos Auckland Weekly Nows Cnristchurch Press G.sborne Times BEEHIVE BEEHIVE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. CIRCULATING LIBRARY..

In response to repeated reques s f: Town and Country clients, we nave decided to open a CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Ct’bscribers can rely upon obtaining aii Lie Best Works of Fiction and NEW BOOKS arrive every mail. NEARLY A THOUSAND VOLUMES TO SELECT FROM. TERMS: 3s Cd per Quarter. Is 6d per Month." 3d per Book.

CALL AND INSPECT Our Stock of WOOLS and SILK. Berlin Wools Beehive Wools Pearson’s Washing Silk Transfer Designs TOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. TOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. LATEST PERIODICALS AND LATEST PERIODICALS AND COMIC PAPERS. COMIC PAPERS, THE BEEHIVE. GLADSTONE ROAD,

Gisborne Cycle Works, PEEL STREET I beg to notify the Public of G'Sborne and surrounding districts that I have disposed of my CYCLE MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING BUSINESS to Mr CHARLES B. JARMAN, and while thanking them lor past favours beg to solicit for my successor a continuance of the liberal patronage which lias been extended to me. HERBERT F. GUSH.

Referring to the above I beg to sta e that I have taken over the abovemenUoned business, and secured the services of Mr Gush to carry out the ■- ao t:cai work connected with the nam aciure and repairing of Cycles, aid 1 opt. by efficiency and strict attention to business to merit the continuance of the patronage accorded to my predt cvssor. Those in search of a Handsome, Reliable, Up-to-date Machine cannot do better than RIDE A FEDERAL. RIDE A FEDERAL.

BICYCLES FOR HIRE. All classes of Repair Work prompUj executed. ghas. b. GISBORNE CYCLE WORKS, PEEL STREET,

KINDLY NOTE. KINDLY NOTE.Has Opened a FANCY GOODS DEPOT FANCY GOODS DEPOT And TOBACCONIST’S BUSINESS, TOBACCONIST’S BUSINESS, In Gladstone Road, In the Premises adjoining the Univer sal Dining Rooms.

A HAIRDRESSING SALOON A HAIRDRESSING SALOON Will also be included EVERYTHING NEW. PRICES REASONABLE.

HORSE-CLIPPING. HAEIE S O 0 D M A N is here again ! Ho has obtained the MOST UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY (From England), and is now prepared to do work equal to that of six years ago, when he gave Satisfaction to Everybody. Address— PARK RACECOURSE. A. L. COOPER; Or, WYLLIE & MASON. P.N.—Charles Goodman was First Huntsman with the Hounds in Poverty Ray, with Mr Seagar Buckland. Now he is Caretaker at the Park racecourse, and will do his beet io satisfy the racing public.

(Registered Trade Mark.) The Cheapest The Best The Most Lasti.no Thoroughly Effective. Does not Stain or Injure the Wool.

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