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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1365, 28 January 1905, Page 4

.ORDERS can be left withJ, ,-r O .W N L. E Y, GLADSTONE ROAD-.

LONDON DIRECTORY, apt DNTA'INING over 2,000 pages ol n._y condensed commercial matter, enables enterprising traders through* out ehe Empire ,to . keep m close touch .with the trade of the Motherland. Besides being a Complete Commercial Guide to London and Its Suburbs,, the London Directory, contains lists of

EXPORT MERCHANTS, With the' Goods they ship, and the Colonial and Foreign Warkets .they; suT'Piy * STEAMSHIP LINES, Arranged under the Ports to which they sail, and indicating the aaprosimate sailings ; PROVINCIAL APPENDIX' Of Trade Notices of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc.,, in the prlnc pal provincial towns and industrial centres of the JJn ted Kingdom. A copy of the If 05 Edition will be forwarded, freight paid, on receipt Of Post Office Order for £l. THE LONDON DIRECTORYi COMPANY, Ltd., 23, lAbcKureh Lane, London, E..C., EnglandROYAL MAIL COACH, KAITARATAHI, KARAKA, AND WHATATUTU, J.T. CASSIDY’S Coach leaves ® Whatatutu daily at 7 a.rn., arriving at Kaitaratahi at 9.15 a.m., returning from Kaitaratah at 9,80 a.m., and arriving at Whatatutu at 1 p.m. KAITARATAHI-KARAKA. In addition to the above Service, a Coach leaves Karaka daily for Kaitaratahi at 8 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., returning from Kaftaratahi at 6,30 a m. and 5 p.m. Both Servfces connect .with the ordinary Train Time-table. For Motu, every Monday, morning, at 7.30. Returning every Tuesday, at 7,30 a.m. Waihuka and Foutjutu, every, Friday, at 10.30 a.m. Parcels and Luggage left at the British Empire Stables, Feel street, Will be promptly; attended to. J, T, CASSIDY, Proprietor^ JACK THOMSON'S SHOEIKG FORGE. [(Next “ TIMES OFFICE), PEEL STREET, GISBORNE, T THOMSON, late oi Fatutahi, 5F * respectfully begs to notify the public of G-isbprne, and East Coast 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 support., SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITHING, At the Most Reasonable Rates, ■A .TRIAIToLI CIT ED . THOMSON’S SHOEING FORGE .(Next “-.Times 1 ! Office). ~%T ISI.TORS .TO AUCKLAND v Can .obtain the BEST ACCOMMODATION At FORD'S PRIVATE HOTEL EDEN .CRESCENT, (NEAR MUSEUM), TARIFF : ds ,6'd per Day; 27s 8d pes .Week, , Situated .Close to UTO, .and Station, Magnificent Harbor View. FIRST-CLASS TABLE PROVIDED, Telephone 1703. EARLY CHICKENS, EABLY EGGS. SITTINGS OF MINORCA EGGS from O Birds that have boon carefully selected for egg production, from birds that have been prize-winners for several years, including last year’B Ist and champion oockercl at last year’s show in Auckland and Gißborne, and the 2nd prize-winner in cooks at the last show. Prices, 10a and ss. Orders can be left with Mr W. Cor, the Co-operatiye Grocery, or the Times office. Country orders posted, Is extra. W. FRASER, Root Street, Gißborne. J- E. WHITBY, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Gladstone Road, BABLY QBED TTJiOTATOES EARLY EARLY © JET EARLY GROCERIES IRONMONGERY BRUSHWAKE CRO.CKERYWARB CASH BUYER~ of Sheepskins, Wool, and Farm Produce, AGENT for—jE- Newton’s PRIZE EGGS. E. Newton's PRIZE EGGS. MRS J. LEE, O KUITERER, CONFECTIONER, JO AND. PRODUCE DEALER, Gladstone Road (near Royal Hotel). Regular Supplies of FISH AND FRUIT by, Every, Steamer. M’EGET A B L E S Always on Hand. MRS J. LEE, GLADSTONE ROAD, CLARENEON HOTEL, AUCKLAND. ONTAINING FIFTY ROOMS ■Three mimutes’ walk from Wharf and Train, Good Accommodation Job ETravellfira, Night Porter kept. BUST, feMUSL&SL topiitleß. '