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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1020, 13 October 1903, Page 3

5800 British children and 4453 British wives lost their bread winners in the South African war. An effort is to be made to send a representative team of firemen to Geelong next year. More trouble ahead. The Inangahua Times says : —“ Nothing is spent for fuel by the Maoris and other vegetables, etc. Thus is history made.

POVERTY BAY CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, Ltd. np ENDERS ARE INVITED for I BUTTER-MILK, at per 100 gallon received. Term, One Year, commencing on Ist November next. to be left tit feccrctary s office on or before SATURDAY, the 17th inst.> at Noon. ANDREW GRAHAM, Secretary. MAORI TUITION.. R C. T- POTAKA is prepared to receive Pupils for .the instruction of Maori. Pupils will be coached for the Civil Service and Interpreters’ Examinat ons. Terms on application. _ .... Address t Dunlop s Buildings. .Telephone, 229. FOR SALE. TJIOR SALE—BABCOCK BOILER, JC with mountings, complete ; 29TWIODEN, Consulting Engineer, Queen street, Auckland.

SEARIE, TAILORS, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. HILST thanking their numer- • - ous Customers for their liberal patronage in the past, beg to no f y that they are Opening up a Choice Assortment of BRITISH WOOLLENS, For SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, Inspection Invited. Patrons will find our Stock replete with all that is NEWEST 'AND MOST FASHIONABLE. Our aim at all times will be to supply the BEST GOODS obtainable at a REASONABLE FIGURE consistent with Good Material and Workmanship, By this means we to coi£ tinue an EVER - INCREASING BUSINESS, ROSSBOTHAM & SEARLE, T AILORS, .Gladstone Road,- Gisborne.