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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1025, 19 October 1903, Page 3

Telephone 140. Telephone 140Offices - - Gladstone Road. DAIRY FARMS SHEEP STATIONS CATTLE RUNS RESIDENCES INSURANCES ACCIDENT, FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE Effected at LOWEST CURRENT RATES LOANS NEGOTIATED FOR SMALL OR LARGE SUMS. A’ FEW CHOICE PROPERTIES Amongst others FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Acres. Title and Description. Price. 1600 Crown Lease, good sheep country .. .. £750 1200 Freehold, partly imp’d, per acre £2 750 Freehold, best alluvial flats „ £8 7500 Freehold, sheep run ~ £5 10s 7 Freehold, Residence, price £1750, 5000 Crown Lease, with Stock, price £4-500_ 180 Freehold, in grass, per acre £lO 700 Freehold, partly improved, only £1 10s 150 Freehold, near town, will sell or lease, with 1t.0.P. 10,000 Freehold, good country, bargain, per acre 15s

IHTERCOLOHiAL LA’SO AGEBCY. WANTED, immediately—The publio of Gisborne and surrounding district to know that J. Lang has just received a splendid assortment ot Ladies and Gentlemen’s best American Boots, and Boys and Girls' Chrome Leather Bchuol Boots, a speciality. Best Chrome Leathor Football Boots to oloar at 83 6d. Bepairs promptly attended to. WANTED— A Second Cook. Apply Albion Club Hotel. WANTED— A smart Boy.—Apply Times office. W' ANTED, to Bent—A Small Cottage, furnished or unfurnished.—Apply “Times” office. JPECKOYBIi & CO. (Licensed Employ- • meat Begistry) require Generals (town and country), Housemaids. Situations required for Station Hands, Storemen, Laborers, Lady Help, Store Assistant, and Married Couple. Telephone 211. ADVEiiTJiS'EB requires respectable Lodgings, with private family.— Apply, staling terms, to John Jones. iCED DBINKS and Iced Cream to be had at the Trocadero.

0 TO H. E. SMITH'S FOE PEESENTS. EOE SALE—Go-cart (nearly now), oheap; with hood.—Apply “ Times ” office. FOE SALE—Windmill, in good order.— Apply F. Franoia, Albion Club Hotel. | F you want the Correct Time, try one of A H. E. Smith’s Nickel Lever Watches. [SECT FKOM LONDON. —A Grand Assortment oi Newest Styles in Sunshades and Umbrellas. Prices from-Is 9d to 17s 6d eaob. Splendid value.—At C. Eosie and Co.’s. QOK OUT FOE T. G. LAWLESS’S NEW ADVEETISEMENT.

WANTED KNOWN—One or two Gentlemen accommodated with Furnished Bedroom, with or without board, Whataupoko.—Apply J. Peckover and Co., Agents. JPECKOYER & CO., Land Agents, • Gisborne, have for Sale—Two acres, Whataupoko, only £150; 10 aores, Mangapapa ; 15 aores and good Residence, close to river, £1050; and various suburban Residences. Sections, Cottages, Villas, Bush, Dairy, and Sheep Farms, in various localities. Money to Lend. Telephone 211. OANDALS.—A direct shipment of Ladies’ O and Children’s Sandals, just opened, at Phit-Essi Boot Shop. WANTED— 200 pairs Boots Repaired by end of October —at W. Stewart’s, Peel street. WANTED KNOWN'—People will act wisely by taking their Boots to W. Stewart’s for Repairs. Cand J. CLARK’S English Boots and • Shoes.—A direct shipment of these celebrated makers’ goods just opened at Phit-Essi Boot Shop. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE—Owner having left distriot, has instructed J.Peokovor and Co., Land Agents, Gisborne, to oiler for immediate sale: One Hundred and Eightyfour Aores good Freehold land, mostly in grasß, at 58s per acre. Rare opportunity ; £5 been refused for adjoining section. YANKEE BOOTS.—Six cases latest styles in American Boots and Shoes (best value ever shown in Gisborne), now opened at Phit-Essi Boot Shop. N EW RESIDENCE, containing eight rooms, bathroom, wash-house, etc., with one acre of land ; good lucality. Price £BOO on terms.—T. G. Lawless. WANTED— Mothers to get their Prams Re-tyred at the Cooper Cycle Works, Gladstone road. THEY ARE HERE 1 The very Newest Lines in Gentlemen’s Underwear. All the best makes to hand.—At Robertson’s.

fipHEY ABE HEBEI The Newest in I Men’s Suits and Trousers. New Lines in Tennis and Charley’s Aunt Shirts, now to hand.—At Bobertson’s. NNOUNCEMENT —That all persons requiring to purchase Properties, large or small (town and country), or Businesses, should not fail to enquire of J. Peekover and Co., Land Agents, 48 Gladstone road, Gisborne. Sheep and Dairy Parma, Bush and Improved Parms, in various dißtriots. Telephone 211. “ ~S' SAY, George, this Buggy of mine is I badly in need of Bepairs and Painting. Where's the best place to take it ?” ii 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 for Bepairs and Painting.”—W. Sandlant. Established 1887. X> EDSTONES’ for the Boads I—Now that r>) the winter 1b over, everyone will be looking for a Birst-class Turn-out.' Where else better can you get it than from Bedstone 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. Thousands of Horses annually shod at Ormond’s Shoeing Porge Workmanship unsurpassed. _ __ Prices lowest. “ Take it to Ormond’s,” and save money. HY do the majority . . in this district “ Take it to Ormond’s ?” Because he gives the bes value and they know it; that's why CITY Shaving and Hairdressing Saloon, next Morgan’s, Gladstone Boad, is now open, and the patronage of the public Is invited rjAHE Straight Tip.—Where shall I take 5 my Horse to get Shod? Why, to Davidson’s Lowe Street Porge, for he knows what your horse wants to wear.

MATRIMONY is a sea for which no compass has yet been invented—but all ladies and gentlemen, married and uomatried, should steer straight for Hennessy’s. F THIS”SHOULD MEET THE EYE of country people Biding or Driving into town, let them pass right along to Bedstone and Sons’ Stables. Good Stabling and good Paddocking, and everything up-to-date. WHO Shoes the Best and Neatest ? Why, Davidson, of course. His Lowe Street Forge is most handy, and all work is done under his personal supervision. —Lowe Street Forge (opposite Dunlop’s Buildings). Amateurs or Boys entrusted with work at Thomson’s Shoeing Forge, Peel street. All work is carried out under ; Mr Jack Thomson’s personal supervision. “ CHWEET3 for the sweet!” Everything O in the way of Confectionery can be : procured at E. M. Herrick’s (late J. Lewis’) opposite Masonic Hotel, Gladstone road.