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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 965, 11 August 1903, Page 3

muviuiv, viii.l.l AND CO- LIMITED Established in Gisborne 1878

STOCKJ3ALES ■WAERIiNGA-A-ILIKA YARDS. THURSDAY, AUG. 20th. COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd. J. B. KELLS, Auotionoer.

UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. WE CARRY A FULL STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS REQUIRED IN THE HOME OR ON THE BTATION. Groceries Ironmongery Crockery and Glassware Wines ahd Spirits I Tobacco and Cigars Leather and Grindery Saddlery Agricultural Implements Fresh Seedß of all kinds Drapeiy Clothing Boots and Shoes

WE SELL A BDOD ARTICLE AT A FAIR PRICE. OUR CASH SYSTEM IS MUCH APPRECIATED BY ALL BOYERS SOFT GOODS DEPARTMENT. A SPECIAL SALE OF DRAPERY! DRAPERY l NOW PROCEEDING. NOW PROCEEDING.

KEROSENE OIL HEATER, Or, STOVE. SMOKELESS, ODORLESS, And requiring NQ CHIMNEY. KEROSENE OIL STOVES. (The iVerji Best OIL' .COOKING STOVE. as good as Gas, and CHEAPER. Invaluable In Summer for Town or .Country;. CALL* [AND INSPECT OUR STOCK And 'JUDGE FUR XOURSELyES. COMMON; SHELTON and ca. LTD.

POVERTY BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO PROGRAMME. THE following Alterations and Additions have been made to the Programme for this year’s Show: — ALTERATIONS. Class 3 should read "Four years old and upwards." Class 25 should read, “13 hands and under 14 hands." Class 47 should read, “ Four years old and upwards." Class 78, read 3 in place of 2. Class 110 should read, "Five shorn freezers (ewes).” Class 160 (beans) to read “ horse beans.” Class 150 (bacon), one class for faotory and a second for home-cured. All Sheep Prizes to be £2 and £l. Classes 62 and 63 (Ayrshire), Ist prize £2, 2nd £l. ADDITIONS. Horses: New olass for 4-horse (light) teams at work, let prize £3 3s, presented by Mr G. Witters; 2nd, £2 2s, presented by the Sooiety. In the event of only two entries, no second will be awarded. Pigs: A new clasß for Best lamworth Boar and another for Best Tamworth Sow. H. M. PORTER, Secretary.

SHOEING FORGE. (Next “ TIMES ” OFFICE), PEEL STREET, GISBORNE. J, THOMSON, late of Patutahi, • respectfully begs to notify the public of Gisborne and East Coast Districts that he has taken over the old-esta'blished Blacksmithing and Shoeing business of T. Bell, in Peel street (next M Times ” hopes by careful attention go ensure a fair share of public support. SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITHING At the Most Reasonable Rates. 'A’ TRIAL SOLICITED. THOMSON’S SHOEING FORGE (Next “ Times ” Office), PEEL STREET, GISBORNE.

ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY. EM. HERRICK notifies the public of • Gisborne that he has taken over the Fruit and Confectionery Business for so many years carried on by Mr J. Lewis, and hopes by strict attention to the wants of customers to merit a continuance of the favors accorded to his predecessor. NEW STOCKS OP THE BEST MANUFACTURE. A Bare Assortment of the Choicest | CONFECTIONERY CONFECTIONERY Always on Hand. SHIPMENTS OF. FRUIT, Arriving by Every Steamer. E. M. HERRICK (Late J. Lewis), s Opposite Masonic Hotel, Gladstone Road.

A M. HENDY, Hairdresser and Toilet ix* Specialist, Dunedin, has appointed Messt3 Enre and Anibridge, drapers, sole agents for his celebrated “ Egg Julep," for the Hair. Large bottles Is. You should certainly try it. v t JUST BECEIVED— Another lot of Ladies Silver Keyless Watehes, from £1 1b upwards. A nice Birthday Present for a girL—H.'R. Smith, Goldsmiths’ Hall. IP your Watch won’t go, take it to H. B. Smith, of the Goldsmiths’ Hall, Gladstone road, next Fireboll. ' ‘ / HENDY’S “Egg Julep,” for the Hair, produoes a beautiful soft gloss, and ; § is delightfully refreshing, promoting abundant growth. Bottle 3 Is, obtainable only from Eure and Ambridge, drapers.