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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 920, 19 June 1903, Page 4

DRINK NELSON MDATE & COS TEAS

CXEKHAM & SDMEHVELL BEG to announce that in connection with the Brick and Tile Business n Makauri, they have opened the CORONATION YARDS, UPPER FIREBELL* GLADSTONE ROAD, Where Supplies oi BRICKS, TILES, LIME, Also of FIREWOOD AND COAL (tip latter being kept under coveAre Stocked, Wa stock one quality oi goods only, and that is THE BEST, and solicit the patronage of the inhabitants u' Gisborne and surrounding district. BLACKSMITHING, HORSESHOEING, All Kinds of JOBBING WORK done ob the Premises on the Shortest Notice a'ANCY BRICKS AND TILES A SPECIALITY, !-

O, AND S. trust, by civility and strict attention to business, to marAt a faJS share ol support* Don't Forget the Address ; UPPER FIREBELL, GLADSTONE ROAD* (Telephone No. 1S8.) Ail Orders ior Carting promptly, attended to, HORSE m COW COVERS. rat he BEST PLACE TO. BUY THEM is irom SADDLER, .Where you will be sure to get GOOD QUALITY GOOD QUALITY AND GOOD VALUE. GOOD .VALUE.

AND DON’T FORGET, that you can obtain a good OILSKIN COAT at the same place that will KEEP. YOU DRY g HORSE CLIPPERS of diflerent Patterns., It. COGAK, AND NEIUL GENT ALBION BUILD IN (IS (Mr Nasmith’s Office), Gisborne. Tradesmen’s Books Kept. Balance-sheets Prepared or Audited.

ALWAYS IN FRONT ! ALWAYS IN FRONT i PRIZE COMPETITION, .CLOSING JUNE 80th a C. MORSE, Ot the City Hairdressing and Sha7ing Saloon, .Offers Two Prjzes of £2 10s and £1 respectively; to the person forwarding the greatest number of .Vanity Fair and Old Judge Cigarette Packets^ EVERYONE CAN. COMPETE. EVERYONE CAN .COMPETE*

Only One Condition : PACKETS MUST BEAR MORSE’S STAMP* COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd. ACCIDENT, FIDELITY GUARANTEE, FIRE AND MARINE. rin HIS COMPANY is now accepting proposals lor the above classes ol Insurance business. BUSHFALLING and SCRUBCUTTING Policies Accepted at the VERY LOWEST Current Rates. COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd. Agents. NOT ® C~EE, JOHN PARSONS to intimate that he is prepared to undertake any fabriering or veterinary work. Orders left at the Whataupoko Pound, or to C. Neenan, Ormond, will be attended to.

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