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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1392, 1 March 1905, Page 4

lliUlfUXl&fc 4-, GrjamSe $ s\Z_ ■ r° #M\ 7 M 3 .•'S. uitas :0,-i?.; ORDERS can bo left with—•J„ T O W N L E >Y, GLADSTONE ROAD,

LONDON DIRECTORY, GDN TAdNING over 2,000 pages ol condensed commercial matter, enables enterprising traders through out eihe Empire , 'to .■ ifceep in cj'ose touch .with tie trade of the Motherland, Besides being a Complete Commercial .Guide to London and its Snbuxbs,; the London Directory, contains lists oi EXPORT MERCHANTS,. With the Goods they, ship, and the .Colonial and Foreign .Warkets they supply ; STEAMSHIP lines, A'nranged under the Ports to whioh they sail, and indicating the aaproxlmate sailings ; PROVINCIAL APPENDIX Of Trade Notices of leading Manufacturers* Merchants, etc.;, in the price pal provincial towns and industrial centres of the ,Un ted Kingdom, A copy, of the lsoo Edition will be forwarded, freight paid, on receipt Of Ppst Office Order for £l, THE LONDON DIRECTOR'S/ COMPANY, Ltd,, 23* [Abeturch Lane* London, 8.C., England.' ROYAL MAIL' COACH. K&'ITARATAHI, KARAKA 1 , AND! WHATATUT.U, T T,- CASSIDY’S Coach' leaves tF o Whatatutu daily at 7. a.tn., arriving at Kaitaratahi at 9.19 a.m., returning from Kaitaratah at 8.30 a.m., and arriving at .Whatatuta at Tp,m. V. v

KAITAKATAI H-KARARA. In addition 1 to the above Service, a Coach leaves Karaka daily for Kaitaratahl at 8 a.m. and 8.80 p.m., r«turning from Kaitaratahi at 0.30 a.m. and 0 p.m. Both Services ’ connect .with the .ordinary Train Time-table. For Motu, every Monday moraine, at 7.30. ■Returning every .Tuesday, at 7.30 a.m. Waihuka and Poututu, every Friday, at 10.30 a.m. Parcels and Luggage left at the British Empire Stables, Peel street, Will ha promptly attended to. !J, CD, CASSIDY, ___ Proprietor.

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