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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1360, 21 January 1905, Page 4

<n y JSiif m jv”* r O Sp 'fit >'s a fM mm dM ejilipSS' itlfe iCt Wra M i?i £$ L, ®> ri£%jS ORDERS can be left with— J, T O W N L E Y, GLADSTONE ROAD. : />< DNTA'INING over 2,000 pages ol V/. condensed commercial matter, enables enterprising traders through* out ehe Empire ito ilceep in tpose touch with tho trade ol the Motherland. Besides being a Complete Commercial Guide to London and Its Suburbs, the London Directory contains lists ol

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ROYAL MAIL COACH. KAITARATAHI, KARAKA, AND WHATATUTU. J,T. CASSIDY’S Coach leaves • Whatatutu daily at 7 a.m., arriving at Kaitaratahi at 0.15 a.m., returning from Kaitaratah at 9.30 a.m., and arriving at Whatatutu at 1 p.m. KAITARATAHI-KARAKA. In addition to the above Service, a Coach leaveß Karaka daily for Kaitaratahi at 8 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., returning from Kaitaratahi at 9.30 a m. and 5 p.m. Both Services connect with the ordinary Train Time-table. For Motu, every Monday morning, at 7.30, Returning every Tuesday, at 7,30 a.m, Wailiuka and .PouUitu, every Friday, at i 0,30 a.m, Parcels and Luggage left at the British Empire Stables, Feel street, Kill be promptly attended to. J, T. CASSIDY, Proprietor.

(Nest “ TIMES OFFICE),. PEEL STREET, GISBORNE. J THOMSON, late ol Patutahi, * respectfully begs to notify the public of Gisbprnc , and East CJo'ast Districts that he has taken over 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 supports SHOEING AMD GENERAL’ SMITHING. Ae the Most Reasonable Rates. A TRIAL SOLICITED. THOMSON’S SHOEING FORGE .(Next “ Times ” Office).

T I SI TORS TO AUCKLAND. Can obtain .tbe BEST ACCOMMODATION At FORD’S PRIVATE HOTEL EDEN .CRESCENT, (NEAR MUSEUM). .TARIFF : 4s 6d per Day ; 27s 6.d pes Week, Situated .Close to fLF.O, and Station, Magnificent Harbor [View. iEIRST-CLASS TABLE PROVIDED. .Telephone 1705. EARLY CHICKENS, EARLY EGGS. Sittings op minobca eggs from birds that have been carefully selected for egg production, from birds that have been prize-winners for sev.ral years, in-, luding last year’s Ist and champion cockerel at last year's show in Auckland and Gisborne, aDd the 2nd prize-winner in cocks at the last show. Pr.ces, 10a and ss. Orders can be left with Mr W. Cor, the Co operative Groc-uy, or the Times office. Country ordors posted, Is extra. W. FRASEB, Iloot Street, Gieborno. J. E. WHITBY. .GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Gladstone Road. It A ELY QEsD TT&OTATOES EARLY EARLY O JL EARLY GROCERIES IRONMONGERY BRUSBWARE CROCKERYWARE CASH BUYER of Sheepskins, Woolt and Farm Produce, AGENT for— E. Newton’s PRIZE EGGS. E. Newton’s PRIZE EGGS. MRS J. LEE, FRUITERER, CONFECTIONER, e AND PRODUCE DEALER, .Gladstone Road (near Royal Hotel). Regular Supplies of FISH AND FRUIT by Every Steamer. V.EGET A B E E S Always on I-land, MRS J. LEE, GLADSTONE ROAD. CLARENDON HOTEL, AUCKLAND. £1 ONTAINING FIFTY ROOMS. Three minutes’ walk from Wharf and Train, Good Accommodation lob Travellers. Night Porter leapt. SiHSLAN, EMjJdatsjju