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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1001, 21 September 1903, Page 3

INTERCOLONIAL LAMB AGENCY Offices - - Gladstone Road. THE Intercolonial Land Agency have the following Properties, with others, for immediate Sale: — We have also RESIDENTIAL AND DAIRY, PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR LEASE, Of 184, 213, 191, 50, 25, 10, 4, J-Acres, eta. INSURANCE. ACCIDENT— Special Tables for Sheepfarmers, Bushfellers, Scrub-eutters, Fencers, Roadmen, etc. FIRE AND MARINE— Of all descriptions at LOWEST CURRENT RATES.

LOANS. We have always on hand LARGE AND SHALL SUMS OF MONEY for Investment at Low Rates of Interest. All business under our personal supervision. No authorised canvasser. C. B. DeLAUTOUR, MANAGER. WANTED, immediately—The publia of Gisborne and surrounding district to know that J. Lang has just received a splendid assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen’s best American Boots, and Boys and Girls’ Chrome Loatber School Boots, a speciality. Best Chrome Leather Football Boots to clear at 8s 6d. Repairs promptly attended to. WANTED -A Scullery Man —Apply Masonic Hotel. WANTED, to Buy Poultry, in any quantity.—Apply Masonic Hotel. WANTED— A smart, active Lad, at the Qkitu Butter Factory. Apply J. Wymer, manager.

WANTED— Licensed Employment Registry (J. Peckovnr and Co.) require Shepherd 27s 6d, Bush fellers Is an hour, Girl to teach young children, Lad for store, Generals, Housemaids. Work for Wool Classer and good Fencer, Station Hands, and Married ouples. Telephone 211. WANT ,'to Bent —House, about eight roo. (furnished or unfurnished), with stables, lose to town.—Apply Lissant Clayton. WANTED —Shepherd, for station on Coast, with dogs. Apply Intercolonial Land Agency. WANTED— Smart Boy, for train and office.—Apply, at noon to-day, Times office. WANTED— Boy, to learn trade.—Apply W. S. Collins, Manufacturing Jeweller, Gladstone road. ANKLE BOOTS and SHOES-Three cases of the Latest Shapes (imported direct) are now showing at Pnit-Essi Boot Shop. Inspection invited. iWO LET—Large House, with two aores; superior 9-roomed House, Victoria Beaoh, 20s.—J. Peckover and Co., Land Agents.

rgIHEY ABB HERE! The very Newest _L liinea ia Gentlemen’s Underwear. All the beßt makes to hand.—At Robertson’s. C'tHROME BOOTS —In Ladies’, Gents’, J and Children’s. Wear guaranteed. Easy and comfortable. Prices low. —At Phit-Essi Boot Shop. ijlOR SALE —Gent’s Bicyole (English), in J good order, for £s.—Apply Cooper’s Cycle Works, near P.oyal Hotel. HEY ARE HBRE! The Newest in Men’s Suits and Trousers. New Lines in Tennis and Charley’s Aunt Shirts, now to hand.—At Robertson’s. TENNIS SHOES.—A direct shipment of Ladies' and Gents' Tennis Shoes, from 3s 6d. Now showing at Phit-Essi Boot Shop. WANTED— Mothers to get their Prams Re-tyred at the Cooper Cycle Works , Gladstone road. EOR Immediate Sale-New Kauri Dwelling and quarter-acre, Cliff jrd street, Whataupoko, £325; terms, £SO cash, balance 5 years at 6 per cent. Also, 075 aores, first-class land, close to creamery, 200 acres in grass, house, etc., only £2 10s per acre. — Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. mj EW DRESS LINENS, Grass Lawns, Hollands, Delaines, Etomines, Canvas Cloths, Mercerised Muslins, Lawns, etc. The very Latest. Splend.d value.—At C. Rosie and Co.’s.

NOTA BENE. —Mangapapa, 5 acres, £BS acre ; 7 acres, river views, £75 acre ; 10 acres, £55 acre; Residences and 15 or 19 acres, each £ISOO. Whataupoko, J-acre, £SB; Half-acre, £115; 2 acres, £l5O. Half-acres, £l5B and £B4. Aberdeen Hoad, g-acre, near Hospital, £75 ; Section, Gisborne, £OS; cottages, Gisborne, £2OO, £220 (let 10s), £205. Villas in all directions.— J. Peckover and Co., Land Agents. Money to Lend. Telephone 211. ANNOUNCEMENT —That all persons requiring to purchase Properties, large or small (town and country), or Businesses, should not fail to enquire of J. Peokover and Co., Land Agents, 48 Gladstone road, Gisborne. Sheep and Dairy Farms, Bush and Improved Farms, in various districts. Telephone 211. POULTRY Wanted—George E. Bull is a oonstant buyer of Poultry, Eggs, Vegetables, and Dairy Produce.—Geo. E. Bull, opposite Morrison’s, Gladstone road. TO BE GIVEN AWAY—6J acres and Sixroomed Dwelling, at Whataupoko, for £650. —Apply T. G. Lawless, Land and Estate Agent. KAITI— 4 acres, 64 acres, 22 acres, 23 acres, 40 acres,' e. 9 with dwellings. Terms can be arranged in all cases.—T. G. Lawless, Agent. WHATAUPOKO.— 6j acres, IQ acres, 19 acres, wit!) substantial residences, two with river frontage; j-acres, with or without dwellings, for sale on easy terms.— Apply T- G. Lawless, Agent. “ T SAY, George, this Buggy of mine is I badly in need of Bepairs and Painting. Where’B the best place to take it 7" “ Why, don’t you know, Sandlant, of course (every time). You will save money and get it turned out equal to new. The best shop in town lor Bepairs and Painting.”—W. Sandlant. Established 1887.

-XTO Amateurs or Boys entrusted with _i3l work at Thomson’s Shoeing Forge, Peel street. All work is carried out under Mr Jack Thomson’s personal supervision. CONFECTIONERY (Wholesale) obtained at Factory Prices from J. Walter Bull, Agent for Clarke and Co., Christchurch, and Maaßobertßon, Melbourne. IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE of oountry people Riding or Driving into town, let them pase right along to Redstone and Sons' Btables. Good Stabling and good Paddocking, and everything up-to-date. "OEDSTONES’ for the Roads !—Now that JLil the \yinter is over, everyone will be looking for a First-class Turn-out. Where else better can you get it than from Redstone and Sons. They have added to their already large plant of Coaches, Brakes, Buggies, Gigs, Landaus, and Saddle Horses, and everything is turned out in first-class style. WHO Shoes (he Best and Neatest ? Why, David-on, of course. Eis Lowe Street Forge is most handy, and al 1 work is done under his Dersonal -Lowe Street Forge (opp";;, {e ‘‘Dunlop's Buildings).

]V - can be truly great till ha has ■*" . gained a knowledge o£ himself, nor truly comfortable) without a pair of Hen nessy's perfect-fitting Boots. r HY do the majority h this district ‘Take it to Ormond's?” ► Because he gives the best value, and they know it; that’s why. F your Watch won't go, take it to H. BSmitb, of the Goldsmiths' Hall, Gladstone road, next Firobcll.