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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1049, 17 November 1903, Page 1

PATRONISE LOCAL INDUSTRY PATRONISE LOCAL INDUSTRY And ASK YOUR GROCER For OKITU BACON (ROLLS, HAMS, & PRESERVES), Including— • Potted Head, Brawn Pigs’ Feet, etc. —QUALITY GUARANTEED.—

ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY. EM. HERRICK notifies the public of • Gisborne that ho has taken over the Fruit and Confectionery Business for so many years carried on by Mr J. Lewis, and ho es by strict attention to the wants of customers to morit a continuance of the favors accorded to his predecessor. NEW STOCKS OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE. A Rare Assortment of the Choicest .C .0 N E E c .T. I ON E R Si Always on Hand. SHIPMENTS OK FRUIT Arriving by Every Steamer. E. M. HERRICK (Late J. Lewis), Opposite Masonic Hotel, Gladstone Road.

ELLERBECK STUDIO. Telephone 239. 2 Doors from Grey street SOMETHING NEW. PHOTOGRAPHIC POSTCARDS The latest craze is to have your Photo, on your Post-cards. Be in with the times, and have your Photo, taken on Post-cards to send to your friends. Post-card Collecting nas become the latest hobby. A visit to the ELLERBECK STUDIO will enable you to supply your friends with a photo of yourself at a small cost.

Ss—PER DOZEN—Ss. ; Ss—PER DOZEN—Ss. ; Large stock o£ Photographic Christmas Mounts. 'AMES, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, TEACHER of Pianforte, Harmonium _L Violin, Double Bass, Clarionet Flute, Oboo, Bassoon and all Brass Instruments (valve and slide). CLASSES for Instruction in Musical Theory and Harmony for Examinations. Pupils visited Town and Country, TERMS MODERATE. Apply— C. F. LEWIS, Dresden Musia Warehouse,

TANNER BROS. THE SHOW OF THE TEAR IN PINE HAVANACIGARS, See our Display of HIGII-GRADE “PASTA&AS.” EXCELSOS, 5s each.. LORDS OF ENGLAND, 2s 6d ea. NON PLUS PARTAGAS, Is each BOUQUETS ESPECIAL, 6d each PRINCIPE DARLINGS, 6d each CUPIDOS, 6d each PRINCIPES, 6d each GALANES, (id each THE FINEST IN THE WORLD, Manufactured by the ROYAL CIGAR FACTORY, Habana.. Agents : TANNER BROS,, MASONIC CIGAR DIVAN,

E VISITORS TO GISBORNE Will find XCEIiLENT ACCOMMODATION At the UNIVERSAL DINING ROOMS, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. GOOD MEALS. GOOD BEDS Charges Moderate, WEEKLY BOARDERS by Arrangement. MRS M. CRAMP, Proprietress. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SUMMER GOODS.

A. P. AGHEW Announces that he has received A L'ARGE SHIPMENT, Df KAIAPOI AND OTHER SUMMER, GOODS, —lncluding MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLO.THIN9 BLANKETS, MAUDS FLANNELS SHIRTS, &c., &e. Splendid Assortment of Summer Goods. ffih» Well-known KAPAI BOOTS In All Sla»» s FOR SALE ItT* [THE LOWEST PRICES* Fall Stock of STATION REQUISITES STATION REQUISITES Always oa Hand. A. P. AGNEW, TOL'AGQ BAYi.

NOTICE TO PATUTAHI AND TE KABAKA BESIDENTS. I Jj. CASSIDY, cf Ormond- ' _ (t , p • PP blio di °f ?f. kutabi . t Te'Karaka, and ™ rt ° un f d ! n 2 that h 0 haß resumod the Basineggi and topes by strict mention to the wants of customers to merit a”share o£ public patronage. Carts will visit PATUTAHI and TE KABAKA three times a week. Nothing but the BEST QUALITY of MEAT supplied. "VCO One can bo truly great till he has J3I gained a knowledge of himself, nor truly comfortable without a pair of Hennessy's perfect-fitting Boots.