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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1358, 19 January 1905, Page 4

<ri & WSi m SKI,, (Srumte a *&m& -r±p ' , ie«o£uA>tet^P MSsaEPfo*v. ■■' C * West; %®JSES Vufi&sORDERS can bo lelt with—j, T O W N L E Y, GLADSTONE ROAD, ; LONDON DIRECTORY

CONTAINING aver 2,000 pages ol condensed commercial matter, enables enterprising traders throughout ehe Empire ,to .keep in touch with the trade ol the Motherland. Besides being a Complete Commercial Guido to London and its Suburbs* the Loudon Directory contains lists ol EXPORT MERCHANTS, With the Goods they ship, and the Colonial and Foreign Warkets they Slip-ply : _ STEAMSHIP. LINES,. Arranged under the Ports to which they sail, and indicating the aaproximate sailings ; PROVINCIAL APPENDIX Ol Trade Notices of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc,, in the princ pal provincial towns and industrial centres ol the .Un ted Kingdom, A copy ol the 1|0" Edition will be forwarded, freight rid, on receipt of Post Office Order lor £l. iTHE LONDON DIRECTORY! COMPANY, Ltd., 23, Abchurch Lane, London, E.C., England. ROYAL MAIL COACH, KAITARATAHI, KARAKA, AND [WHATATUTU, "I" ,T. CASSIDY’S Coach leaves fcr o Whatatutu daily at 7 a.m., arriving at Kaitaratahi at 0.15 a.m., returning from Kaitaratah at 0.80 a.m., and arriving at .Whatatutu at 1' p,m, KAITARATAHI-KARAKA', In addition to the above Service, a Coach leave* Karaka daily, for Kaitaratahi at 8 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., returning from Kaitaratahi at 0.30 a m. and 5 p.m. Both Services connect with the ordinary Train Time-table, Parcels and Luggage left at the British Empire Stables, Peel street, Kill bo promptly attended to. DP. CASSIDY, Proprietor.JACK THOMSON'S SHOEING FOBGE. [(Next “ .TIMES -’-s OFFICE) * PEEL’ STREET, [GISBORNE,

f THOMSON, late of Fatutahi, a respectfully begs to notify the public of Gisborne, anti East Cicrast Districts that he has taken o,ver the old-established Blacksmithing and Shoeing business of T. Bell, in Peel street (next “ Times ” Office), and hopes by careful attention to ensure a fair share of public support^ SHOEING AND GENERAE SMITHING. At the Most Reasonable Rates^ A TRIAL SOLICITED. THOMSON’S SHOEING FORGE (Next “Times 2 ’ Office). VISITORS ,TO AUCKLAND. Can obtain the BEST ACCOMMODATION At FORD’S PRIVATE HOTEL EDEN CRESCENT* (NEAR MUSEUM), TARIFF! 4s 6d per Day.; 27s 6.d - pes .Week,, Situated .Close to .G.E.Oj and Station^ Magnificent Harbor View.-EIRST-CLASS .TABLE PROVIDED. ■Telephone 17,09. PRODUCTION AND SINGING MR TONER, formerly a Student of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, and a pupil of Signor Negroni, London, Baritone Gold Medallist, and late Choirmaster of St. Mary’s Milson’s Point, Sydney, N.S.W., will reoeive Pupils for Voice Production and Singing, Declamation, etc. (with latost physical exeroiscs, Italian method), at his Studio, Union Bank Buildings (entrance through gate), from the 15th February, 1904. Mr Toner, havlDg reoontly arrived from Melbourne and Sydney, where ho appeared in tbe leading ooacorts as Baritone, will prepare pupil 3 dosirons of aspiring to tbe concert platform, eto. TWENTY-FOUR LESSONS PER QUARTER. EARLY CHICKENS, EARLY EGGS.

Sittings op Minorca eggs from birds that have been oarefuliy selected for egg production, from birds that havo been prize-winners for several years, including last year’s Ist and champion cockerel at last year’s show in Auckland and Gisborne, and the 2nd prize-winner in cocks at the last show. Prices, 10s and os. Orders can be left with Mr W. Cox, the Co-operative Grocery, or the Times office. Country orders posted, Is extra. AV. FRASER, Boot Street, GiEborno. J. E. WHITBY. GENERAL; STOREKEEPER, .Gladstone Road. EARLY QEED -OOXATOES EARLY EARLY O JET EARLY GROCERIES IRONMONGERY BitUSHWARE CROCKERYWARE CASH BUYERS of Sheepskins, Wool* and Farm Produce, AGENT for— E. Newton’s PRIZE EGGS. E. Newton's PRIZE EGGS. MRS J. LEE, Fruiterer, confectioner, AND PRODUCE DEALER, Gladstone Road (near- Royal Plotel). Regular Supplies of FISH AND FRUIT by Every Steamer. iVi E G E T A 1 BEE S ' Always on Hand, MRS J. LEE, GLADSTONE ROAD,