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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 999, 18 September 1903, Page 4

GISBORNE ENGINEERING & CYCLE WORKS, LDWH STREET, GISBORNE &Oe]noglta Cathollß Churchy JAMES BROWN, ENGINEER PlBprMtSE, COj long experience] and having $Ks plant lor the successful Ear* tying on d! ENGINEERING and BOILERMAKING in all lt» bronchia, entitles me to draw your attention fea the fact that I am prepared to under* taka all work in connection therewith, BRIDGE AND ALL CONTRA CTQKa WORK UNDERTAKEN, GATES, HINGES, FIREBRANDS, EARMARKS, AND GjaNER.AH BLACK SMITHIN G, PUMPS, WINDMILLS] AND BAJ* CHINERY of All Kinds Erected B£d Repaired, PLOUGHS, HARROWS, AGRICULTURAL and HARVESTI&a MACHINERY, LAWN MOWERS, the, adjusted and repaired w th despatch, BICYCLE REPAIRS of all' kin&h Bracing, Enamelling, Plating, and sy Cycle Requisites in Stock, FITTINGS and REQUISITES EM Moilsra and Sngines, E-sMamta slt&c Pries* JAMES BROWN, ENGINEER, LOWE STREET, ■Telephone 72. POVERTY BAY ENGINE AND CARRIAGE WORKS, BRIGHT STREET (Next Wesley Church). Telephone 196,

AND HUMPHREYS SONS ENGINEER, BOILERMAKER, BLACKSMITH, and COAOIIBUILDER, r jP 502 SINfiRNEBRINfI DEPARTKENT, cadets lb* engaisiiiisai Ms K, llHinshrsjfij STEAM, GAS, & OIL ENGINES, Erected, Adjusted, or Repaired. SB&iSiVB * KQILES RSq[TT«i.iTiaa iS'jsgA is Svsti.; Agents lor the UNION OIL and GAS •ENGINES (Stationary, Portable, and Marine). Also,— Gould’s Manufacturing Company’s Celebrated Pumps. Edison Lalande Batteries. Electrio Dynamos. Pulleys, Shafting, and Bolting. S3SISGULAi)B ft CROSSCUT Hum Gadlottod turd ShttrgatmtSa ESTIMATES GIVJSKi toe all kind® of WKl'IdR iPAGTOKY JtAOHIiSHaiBi S.AW& SSOWJURS AND EARfiSAjp®# e*a RuoaipeiJ. -MU&BMfeJM PAR'JTii'i.® i.m TSUMMING <atas» m Aba PrajateOv K’YRBS OUT StAJILJ* i'tofcJJtiste C.-.vr.B tsz All lUiSfl ISsHlfc, *%» Sruhi oat* Utamx »»«***

MoCONJN ELL AffJL> 00., SHIPPING AND FAMILY BOTOHEBB GnAnsioNt Hoad, Gisiiobnb. Wi'j are determined to maintain our reputation lor supplying none but the DEBT MEATS PROCURABLE. The Pubiiu can rost assured tnat, although no* slaughtering unuer authonsud luspealion, wu exeroise the greatest possible cure in the selection ol boasts lor killing, to that wo are in a position to assort with tho utmost ooniidencu that nothing ol an injurious nature is supplied to the puOlio. This wo guarantee. OUR CAM'S go their uaily rounds ol the Town and Suburbs, and supplies may be obtained Irom them or Irom the main shop, McConnell and co. PASSENGERS TO AUCKLAND, royallotel .(Late Royal Mail), KLGTORIA STREET* AUCKLAND, NOSE the Largest and Best Hotel In the Province, Containing 71 Bedrooms, 18 Bathrooms, Including Louche, Vapour, and Needle Baidu, Also,-!. SlflvatoE and ail Modern Con* vaniences. PERCY ISAAC (Late Purser Union S.S, CompanyJ, Begs to announce that having taken the above Hotel he specially desires (to make it the most popular North* •rs .Visitors’ Hotel ol .the town, TERMS_eh 8s 6d per day, PERCY ISAAC, Proprietor, THE POPULAR HOLIDAY RESORT Is TATAPOURI, Whioh is within easy driving or walking .distance from Gisborne,

THE TATAPOURI HOTEL rS within nine miles ol Gisborne, and reached by a good road. There is a splendid sea beaoh, and excellent facilities for Swimming, Fishing, Biding, or Driving. The Hotel offers Excellent Accommodation to Travelling Public, and every effort is made to give visitors the Comfort of a Home. TEEMS MODERATE. REG. S. CAULTON, Proprietor. mum HOTEL, ORMOND. 0. KEENAN, PROPRIETOR. mHE best way to spend a Holiday Is to -S- take a ride or drive to Ormond, and a . welcome ia alwa ya awaiting yon at the ORMOND HOTEL. 8 7 The Hotel has recently been considerably added to, there is excellent accommodation and all tho appointments are first-class.,, BEST LZQUQJ&3 GOOD STABLING. C, KEENAN, Pbopbietob.

LAND! LAND! I BEG to announce that having made the necessary arrangements, I am prepared to attend Meetings o l the Land Board, Land Bales, eta., and to act as Agent for persons' desirous of applying for Land. Bale Flans and Forms on ryplloatlon, Pbopebties Bepobied Oh. A. FOLDS MATTHEWS, M.I.S.