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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 520, 17 September 1902, Page 3

LIMITED. STOCK, STATION, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. Head Office : 96 Bishopsgate Street Within, London, E.C. Capital Fully Subscribed .. £4,000,000 Capital Paid Up .. •• £1,000,000 Reserve Fund .. .. £137,000 Branches at all the Principal Tow j in ADVANCES MADE ON Approved Station Property, Ensuing Clip of Wool Frozen Meat, And All Colonial Produce. MARINE INSURAN T Effected at Lowest Current Kates. Woolpacks, Fencing Wire, and all Station Stores supplied. AGENCIES': United Insurance Company Fison’s Sheep Dipping Powdor (Trial Solicited) Aberdeen Line of Steamers to Capetown and London Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company to London. Stores and Offices: READ’S QUAY. GEOKGE E. ELIOTT, Agent.

TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of the following Properties, belonging to Mrs B. E. Somerville

TERMS: 15 per cent., in cash or marked cheque, with tender. Balance, in option of purchaser, either in cash or on mortgage for three years at 5 per cent, interest, with liberty to pay off on one month’s notice. Tenders to be lodged with the undersigned on or before Noon of the 19th SEPTEMBER, 1902, and same to be opened at 1 p.m. same day. Full particulars may be obtained from, and conditious of sale inspected in the hands of, the Subscriber. W. SIEVWRIGHT, Solicitor for the Vendor. Gisborne, Sept. sth, 1902.

MR B. SOLOMON, (Graduate of Kansas City Optical College), late of Kansas City, U S.A, is now visiting Gisborne, and will remain for a week, at the Coronation Hotel, dating from the 15th September until Sunday, the 21st, wnea he leaves for Napier, where he will stay for a few weeks,.

SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES of the finest grades scientifically adjusted to suit ail sights. Consultation and sight testing FREE UK CHARG E. Mr Solomon is a practical Optician, and ii he has not got tiie exact glass you require he will make one lor you, as he travels with every appliance ior grinding and making lenses, flames, etc.

Do your eyes fail you ? Do yoy liml the print Mur when reading ? Do your eyes get tired when reading or when sewing ? If so, consult MR 13. SOLOMON. An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Will remain for a few days, and he may be consulted at his rooms between the hours of 10.30 to 12.30 a.m., and •from 2 to a p.m., and 7.30 to j.O pan., or at any other time by appointment

Put up at the Stable Masonic, Where the feed is so sweet That your horses must eat, And you’ll soon find their hunger is chronic. The hay is as good as the corn, And the chaff is as good as the hay, And never a horse that was horn Once tasted hut wanted to stay. So bring all your neddies along, And give them the chance of a feed, While you're stopping or playing ping-pong Be sure I’ll look after your steed. If your friends you have promised to take Some day for a beautiful drive, P.ing up SO, and order a brake, Up to time will that brake then arrive. If engaged you have been for a while, And think it is time you were wed, liirg ur 80 -we’ll do it in style, Or send round a landau instead.

BABY _P AY - Iii Li i; W- CK’S STUDIOS. HAM IE 6' PHOTOS TREE. MP. fTILLERBECK, to show his SueJL cess with Children, intends to institute a BABY DAY, On which Day every year all Babies between the age of G and 16 months will be taken FREE, Commencing on WEDNESDAY’, Sept. 17.

250,000 F Io E V^ BER IN' A FEW DAYS. Es Waiapu, Gisborne, and Alert. These cargoes ate not afiected by the Rises in Timber, having bought five cargoes, unlimited in size, on advice that a further rise was to take place on May Ist. CLAYTON BROS.

ONE of the most pleasant ways of passing an afternoon is to take a drive into the country. Redstone & Son can supply you with a first-class vehicle and a nice pair cl horsee.