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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1029, 23 October 1903, Page 3

Telephone 14 0. Telephone 140' Offices - - Gladstone Eoad. 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 fl its „ £8 7500 Freehold, sheep run „ £5 10s 7 Freehold, Residence, price £1750 5000 Crown Lease, witu Stock, price £4500 ISO Freehold, in grass, per acre £lO 700 Freehold, partly improved, only £1 10s 150 Freehold, near town, will sell or lease, with 1i.0.P. 10,000 Freehold, good country, bargain, per aero 153 IHTERBOLOKIAL LAUD AGENCY.

WANTED, immediately—The public of Gisborne and surrounding district to know that J. Lang has just received a splendid assortment or Ladies and Gentlemen’s best American boots, and Boys and Girls’ Chrome Leather School Boots, a speciality. Best Chrome Leather Football Boots to clear at 8s 6d. Bepairs promptly attended to. r ANTED—A reliablo Man, as Waggon Driver.—Apply W. Douglas Lyanar. ANTED—A smart Boy.ofHce. -Apply Times JPECKOVEK & CO. (Licensed Employ- • ment diegistry) require Generals (town and country), Ploughmen, Housemaids. Situations requii'ud for Station Hands, store men, Laborers, Lady Help, btore Assistant. Shearers, and Married Couple. Telephone 211. /''(ABBaGE, Cauliflower, Tomato, and V-> Annual Flowering Plants for bale at A. Thomson’s (opposite Salvation Army Barracks). LOST, Last Satu d<y, from Te Arai, Gray Mure, brand on off Shoulder. £1 lie ward will be paid on reurning to Bridge Hotel.—George Campbell. AT ROBERTSON'S—Now on view, great selection of Gents’ Boaters, Brazallian and Panama Hats, all sizes and prices. AT ROBERTSON'S Boys’ aud Men’s Linen Hats at Is eacu, Men’s liaiapoi i Tweed Trousers, at 7s (id a pair, great woar. iL j HITE CANVAS SHOES.—A direct VY shipment of Canvas Shoes has just arrived, and are now selling from 2s a pair.— r At Phit-Essi Boot Shop. * i',o LET —Family Residences, on Victoria Beach and Palmerston road, central; also, Family Residi-nee, close to Gladstone road, with 1J acres land.—J. and Co., Laud Agents, Gladstone road, Gisborne.

TO H. R. SMITH’S FOB PRESENTS. CRICKET NOTlCE.—Gents’ Cricketing Shoes from 3s, Cricketing Boots from 7s 6d (all newly imported).—At the PhitEssi Boot Shop. XF you want the Correct Time, try one of H. B. Smith’s Nickel Lever Watohes, Direct from London. —a Grand Assortment of Newest Styles in l Sunshades and Umbrellas. Brices from Is 9d to 17s 6d eaoh. Splendid value.—At C. ltosie and Co.’s. OOK ODT FOR T. G. LAWLESS’S NEW ADVERTISEMENT. I BIENNIS SEd SON—Ladies’ Tennis Shoes JL from 2s 6d, Gents' Tenuis *hoes from 3s (new fresh goods).—At Phit-Essi Boot Shop. JPECKOVEB <Sc CO., Land Agents, • Gisborne, have for Sale—Two acres, Whataupoko, only £150; 10 acres, Mangapapa ; 15 acres and good Residence, ciose to river, £1050; and various suburban Residences. Sections, Cottages, Villas, Bush, Dairy, and Sheep Farms, in various localities. Money to Lend, Telephone 211. WANTED— 200 pairs Boots Repaired by end of Ootobor—at VV. Stewart’s, Teel street. WANTED KNOWN—People will aot wisely by taking their Boots to YY. Stewart’s for rlepuirs. BTIOR IMMEDIATE SALE —Owner having JQ left district, has instructed J. Teuaover and Co., Land Agents, Gisborne, to oifer for immediate sale: une Hundred ana lvightyfour Acres good nreeiund laud, rnos.iy m grass, at 5<D per acre. Rare Opportunity ; £5 been refused iqr adjoining sec.iou. ,

|V| hi W HliSlUh.NU.ri, containing eight _LI rooms, bathroom, wasu-houae, etc., with one acre of rauu ; good lscaii.y. hrico iiauO on terms. —X. G. hawless. ANXhD—Mothers to get their Prams tie-tyred, at the Goober Oycre Works, vv Gladstone road. AWbiGUNUtiMItiN X—That all persona requiring to purchase Properties, large or small (town and country, or Guam esses, should not £ail to enquire or <l. Peokover and Go., Laud Agents, 4d Gladstone road, Gisborne. Sneep and hairy farms, hush and Improved farms, in various districts, telephone 2XI. “ | SA.Y, George, this Buggy of mine is JL oadly in need of Xtepairs and tainting. Where’s the best place to take it V" ’• Why, don’t you know, Jsandittnc, of course (every time). You writ save money and get it turned out equal to new. the best shop in town tor xtepairs and i J aiuting.”—W. oandlant. hiatahiisned 1687. XJiaDS'rOiSiSS' for the Xtoads I—How that JLV the winter is over, everyone will be looking for a first-class Xurn-out. Where else better can you get it than from Bedstone and Sons. Xhey have dudeu to their already large plant of Goaehes, Brakes, Buggies, Gigs, Landaus, and saddle Xlorses, ana everytning is turned out in first-class style^ f | THOUSANDS of Horses riv JL annually shod at Ormond’s Shoeing forge Workmanship unsurpassed. t _____ Prices lowest. “ Xafte it to Ormond’s,” anh save money. WHY 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 Road, is now open, and the patronage oi the public is invited. THE Straight Tip.—Where shall I take my Horse to get Shod? Why, to Davidson’s Lowe Street Forge, 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 unmarried, should steer straight for Hennessy’s. IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE of country people Riding 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, oi course. His Lowe Street Forge is most handy, and all work is done under his personal supervision. —Lowe Street Forge (opposite Dunlop’s Buildings), 'JVTO Amateurs or Boy 3 entrusted with -Lyl work at Thomson’s Shoeing Forge, Peel street. All work is carried out under Mr Jack Thomson’s personal supervision. K ACRES freehold land, on main Otf Gisborne-Opotiki Road, parti, improved ; 200 acres feded and in grass, two miles of fencing; three-roomed house, eio.; creamery beiDg erected close by. Price £2 10s per acre. Terms arranged.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. SF you want to see something nice in the way of a Tarn-out, coma along with me to Bedstones’ Stables,