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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 574, 19 November 1902, Page 4

GXENHAM & SOMERVELL to announce that in connection with tlie Brick and Tile Business m Makauri, they have opened the COE OX AT [OX YARDS, UPPER FIREBELL, GLADSTONE ROAD. Where Supplies of BRICKS. TILLS, LI.WK, Also of FIREWOOD AM) COAL (the latter being kept under cover:. Are Stocked, j We stock one quality of goods only, and that is TIIL IiLST, and solicit the patronage of the inhabitants at Gisborne and surrounding district. 15L ACKS.MPIT 11 NG. 110RSLS 1 IDLING.

SHERIDAN AND CO. MANUFACTURERS’, MERCHANTS INSURANCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT HOTEL BROKERS, VALUATORS ETC. SHIPPING, CUSTOM HOUSE, AND FORWARDING AGENTS, GENERAL CARRIERS, Etc., Etc. WiNE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS

All Kmils of JOBBING WORK lioiu i n the Premises on llie Shortest Notice._ FANCY BRICKS AXI) TILES A SPECIALITY ! O. AND S. trust, by civility anil strict attention to business, tu merit a Cur share of support. Don't For net the Address : UPPER FIREBEI.L, GLADSTONE. ROAD; tTelephone No. 138.) All Orders for Carting promptly attended to.

.Sole Agents in Pointy Bay for BPLI/S “ THREE BELLS ” WIIISKY ! HAIG AND HAIG SPECIAL WHISKY ! WIIYTE AND MACK AY’S SCOTCH WHISKY ! The best matured whiskies in the market. ALSO SOLE AGENTS LOR M UADI'S EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE. (The liuest vintage in the world.) SOLE AGENTS for tko— ROYAL EAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER (The PERFECT Machine.) lien d Cilice 123. Wharf Stove 49.

STA N U THIS SEASON, At MAKAISAKA, The Handsome Thoroughbred She, i$ I'LL DOG . By Nordenfeldt—Cressina, by Leolinus—ll'■ anna, by Traducer—fatterina by Yaf&-idun.. Tlie above pedigree is undoubtedly “18-carat,” containing the strains oi .'•.veral famous tamilies, and breeders w'j take advantage of this horse’s serv.Ys at his present low fee (£3 3s) are P 'dy ere long .o lx.* in a position of congratulating themselves on their foresight. Bulldog now enters on his fourth season at the stud, lie has grown into a handsome stallion of the low-legged type, is very docile, and a sure foal-getter. The champion Gold medallist is hy Medallion, a son of Nordenfeldt and as there are only a few sons cf Nordenfeldt left in the colony, Bulldog should again he well patronised by breeders. Those requiring the services of a good entire .should not fail to look into Nordenfeldt’s successes. Terms : Sin-

ELEEKBECK STUDIO. THE NEW SEPIA PROCESS. ?, i K JiLLERiiECK, after some a* a trouble ami expense, has succeeded in procuring a New l 3 aper. This Paper is second to none in effect and keeping qualities. There is only one firm besides Mr l-lllcrbeck that has this undoubtedly charming paper, they charging as much as 25s a down for it. Mr Ellerbeek, however, to encourage trade, intends offering it to the public at the current rates —the same price as Bromides.

TOE LATEST NOVELTIES IN JEWELLERY, WATCHES AND STEELING SILVER GOODS.

H. R. SMITH, GOLDSMITH’S HALL, GISBOIINE, HAS just opened a shipment of NEW GOODS, which be is offering at Lowest Prices. BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS, both Useful and Beautiful, at Prices to suit Everybody. Call and see our stock of RINGS. All the Latest Designs. SPECTACLES from ONE SHILLING A PAIR.

NIOW SEPIA PROCESS ! NEW SEPIA PROCESS ! NEW SEPIA PROCESS ! A case specially reserved (or this charming process. CALL AND INSPECT OUR SAMPLES. GO TO ATTWOOD.

gle mare, £3 3s ; two or more as per agreement. Good paddocKing providcd. Kverv care taken, hut no responsibility. " Blares left with Messrs J. or P. Malone, of Blakaraka, will be attended to. All mares not removed after notice of stinting lias been given will be charged 2s fid per week for paddocking. For further particulars, Apply to— J. RIALONE, Or to P. MALONE, Blakaraka. All mares left at O’Reillys’ Stables will be promptly attended to. 110 BIX IIOOD. ROBIN HOOD is a beautiful dark chestnut, stands 17 hands high, with immense muscle ami strength, ami grand temper, and is a sure ioal-gel-ter. lie has stood in the Wairarapa for four seasons, where his stock is in great demand. He lias never lieeu beaten in the Show ring. Took first prize in the Wairarapa and East Coast A. and P. Society’s Shows, ISfifi, as tlie best coaching stallion on the ground ; also, first in 1897, and Cold Medal at same Siiow ; also, first at Wellington A. and P. Show, 1837. First prize at Master ton, 1838 ; also, first prize at same grounds, February 22nd, 1833. Robin Hood, by St. Albans.—St. Albans sire of Tasman ; dam trotting mare Nellie, by Blonga Park. Blonga Park sire of Maid of Munster, Rockwood, and Moonlight. Maid of Munster ran second in Christchurch over hurdles, also won five trotting races, and won the three-mile trot in 8 minutes. Was sold for 100 guineas to go to Melbourne. Won one trotting race there, and was afterwards disqualified for life, for running under a wrong name. Wa,s shown at Sydney, and took first prize as the best jumper on the ground ; first prize as best trotter, first- as brood mine, and first and special as the best mare on the ground Afterwards was sold to Blr Bartlett, of Sydney, for 200 guineas, to go to England where she now is. It will be seen by the above that Robin Hood, as a coaching stallion, cannot be beaten. TERMS : Single mares,£3 3s ; two or more mares, as per agreement. Good paddocking for mares free for one month, afterwards 2s per week will be charged. Blares to lie paid for when notice of stinting has been given. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to— J. R, REDSTONE, Owner, —Or, Groom in charge.

EW AND SECOND-HAND FUHNITUBE, Jewellery, Harness, Guns, Sewing Machines, Men’s Clothing, Boots Crockery, Ironmongery, Tin Trunks, Clothes Boxes, Copper Boilers, Etc., at Beahonable Prices. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. Perambulators, Go-Carts, Spring Couohes, Easy Chairs, Spring Mattrosscs, etc., Recovered. Pioturo Frames ltegilded. FRENCH POLISHING by Thoroughly rminfifpnf. ’PfftrlpKmpn Pimma Ki/lnln™ r/lu Competent Tradesmen. Pianos, Sideboards, Dining Tables, etc., made equal to new at Low Prices. -SPECIAL LINESBagatelle Table, in first-class order. Large set Stock and Dies, complete Croquet Sets, Chests Drawers Large Oval Whatnot Table beautifully finished 400-ga'lon Tanks, Chairs Nests of three oalte tins (new at 13 3d Milk Buckets, 3 gallons (now), at Is 3d One lOi't Dining Table, Gents’ Bicycles Wall Cabinets, Kitchen Dressers Leather-covered Olfice Tables Iron Bedsteads 12s (id, Colonial Sofa Meat Safes, Kettle Drums, Churns Houses of Furniture, Largo or Small, Harness, Guns, Boots, Men’s Clothing, Books etc., BOUGHT OH EXCHANGED.

REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. H. E. SMITH PRA.OTIOAL JEWELLER, WATOHMAKER & OPTIOIAN, GOLDSMITHS’ HALL, (Near Belfry); Gladstone Road,

5000 MEN WANTED. 5000 MEN WANTED. 5000 MEN WANTED. Apply at—UH SAM. EARLE’S FASHIONABLE HAIRDRESSING SALOON .'(Opposite Union Bank).-

Sowing Machines, Prams, Go-Carts on Hire. GO TO ATTWOOD, GLADSTONE ROAD, NEAR GREY STREET. HORSE TAMING, LASSOOING, ROPING.

MK W. ARTHUR notifies tho residents of tho district that, if sufficient in ducement offers, ho is prepared to form a Class for instruction in the Art of Horse Taming, Lassooing, and Hoping. His long experience in the handling of horses is a sufficient guarantee to the public that tho instruction imparted will hoof a thorough nature. A Special Class will be formed for Ladies. TEItMS—Six lessons, £1 Is. Complete instruction, £2 2s. Apply— W. AUTHOR, Te Hapara.

10 STAND AT OKMOND THIS SEASON, And to travel district, The Oldenburg Carriage Stallion, DELPHIN DiiLrniN, imported direct from the celebrated Oldenburg Stud, Suwundan, near Itodenkichea, Grand Dukedom of Oldenburg, Germany. Horses from this stud have lately taken over 400 prizes and medals in Europe and America. Delphin is the truo type of a coaching stallion, and is, in fact, the only specimen to be seen in the Hemisphere. He was bred by Edward Lubben, and foaled 22nd April, 1887; is a rich blood bay with two white ankles, and stands 10 hands 3 inches high. Dolphin’s breeding is of the most successful strains, being got by Magnet by Agamemnon, by Yellaehich, dam by Zernebog, by General Garl, Wedel by Boradih The breeding of horses in Germany is paid great attention to by the Government, and all the stallions at the service of the public have to be passed by tbo Government Veterinary Surgeon as sound, and of good eonfori mation and constitution. Delphin is a handsome blood bay home, of grand proportions, also splendid conformation. He is oi a thoroughly sound constitution, most docile temper, superior action, and is a sure foalgetter. The stock of Delphin should command extreme prices winri mated with good marcs, such as superior carriage horses, upstanding hacks, cross-country horses, Indian remounts, and cavalry horses. Delphin was the winner of the fiist prize at the February Show, and also first prize and certificate at the September Show at Wanganui in 1891; first in 1891 as the best horse on the ground. Delphin was also first and champion at Tokomariro in 1890, and first at Clmba same year. Terms; £3 3s; guarantee as pc-r arrangement. Two or more mares as per agreement. All fees to be paid before the removal oi mares. Good padclocking, with fresh stream of water. Paddocking, 2s dd per week after service of mares. All care taken, but no responsibility. Apply to— C. NEENAN, Ormond. WANTED Iliic.vn —The “Expert'' Sewing Machines are selling line Irot ofttfs at “The Beehive,” Gladstone road.

I'd! PURITY AND EXCELLENCE PURITY AND EXCELLENCE St. Geoege JAM IS UNEQUALLED. IS UNEQUALLED. ASK FOR ST. GEORGE. TO BE HAD FROM ALL LEADING GROCERS. IRVINE & STEVENSON, " LIMITED, DUNEDIN.

Saddler and Harness Maker, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisbobne. (Opposite the Union Bank o£ Australia.) mo STAND THIS iww JL SEASON, At ,f 0 R M*o N D . (I* l c ' ,a, i° Mr A The Government Thoroughbred Staliion, MALACHI, Black lljrsc. Pedigree as follows :—By KIWARLIN VISTA Arbitrator-Hasty Girl Hermit-B it Lassie

McConnell and co., SHIPPING AND FAMILY BUTCHEES Gladstone Road, Gisbobne. E are determined to maintain our v t reputation for supplying none but the BEST MEATS PROCUEABLE. The Public can rest assured that, although uo‘ slaughtering under authorised inspection, we eaercise the greatest possible care in the selection of beasts for killing, so that we are in a position to assert with the utmost confidence that nothing of an injurious nature is supplied to the public. This we guarantee. I OUR CARTS go their daily rounds of the Town and Suburbs, and supplies may be obtained from them or frem the main shop. I

TERMS: £3 3s for thoroughbred mares; £2 2s for ordinary mares. Arrangements for mares to be made with Mr A. Parsons, C. THOMSON, Inspector of Stock. Chieftain Daughter

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