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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1404, 15 March 1905, Page 3

FORi SALK. 1 ■O>BLIC OF THE LATE ROBERT 1 JL&J LOUIS STEVENSON, EBONX-FRAMED PIANO, Cost Eighty Guineas ia London. Oertiiiod by Auctioneer who disposed 0/ the eminent author’s effects atter his demiso. Apply, Master of Ballantrae, Box 405, Auckland, or W. J. GAUDIN, Times Offloo, Gisborne.

PICNIC AND SOCIAL. rfflHE KAITAB&TAHI PICNIC will tako _B_ plaoa on THUBSDAI, 16th inst., followed by a Grand Social in the evening. Gentlemen’s Tickets, 2s 6d;. Ladies Free. E. EVANS, Chairman. TED— ASijood, >6|abla V V N iorXArowhnna ttxatioih; permanent billet, W. DCaglas Ejumar, Gisborntydr ryfnogor. rnto LET—A Sirfoomed Houso, onWhaJL taupoko.—Apply to Teat and Friar. WANTED Bushfollers, Pit Sawyers. Married Couple, Shepherd, Housemaid, Nursegirl, Governess, : Generals, Lady Help. Want employment: Married Couple, Handy Man.—J. Peokover and Co. Tel. 211.

aO to H. It. Smith for engagement rings wedding rings, and wedding presents Shipments of choice goods from the best manufacturers, now opening up. JAM, JAM, JAM—See George Smith and obtain a good supply of Fruit for Jam. Cheaper thon over. ItTOVV is your Ohance—For Sale, three Jj\l Sootions, real bargains, on Clifford Street. Only £BO each; on easy terms, £ls oash, balanoe in three years.— Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. ENTS,’ and BOX'S STRAW HATS—toe 2s 6d to 4s 6d, now Is each. Gents.’ Felt Hats, 4s 6d to 6s 6d, now 2s each..—C. Rosie and Co. SiPENCER PIANOS, from £1 4s monthly, ) on easy 3 years' instalment plan.:—London Piano and Musio House. J. H. Gittos.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE—Four-roomed House in Rutene Road, Haiti; 8-roomed Rosidenoe, Gladstone Road; ,both good investments. —Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. ARE YOU THINKING about a Piano ? II so, we invite your inspection.—London Piano and Music House. J. H. Gittos. ANTED, because Matilda uses only Moa Teas, and they are a treat. AT ROBERTSON’S —Just opened, new goods, direct from the manufacturers. Latest London neckwear, eelluioid and linen collars.

"ANTED —Bachelors to be married to ladies who use Moa Teas. Keep your eyes open., OQ CASH, balanoe terms, puroWmO ohaees Section, Childers Boad. cr" |Th CASH, balance terms, purchases Cottage or new House. jOQA CASH, balanoe terms, purchases obO'U’ Besidenoe and several acres. J. PECKOVER & CO., Uisborne. PLEASE don’t stir me up ; I am naturally thick—Moa Teas. given by the proprietors ol Moa Teas, surpassing all others; £l5O next time.

AT ROBERTSON’S —Largest selection of Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing in the town. Shirts, hats, ties, underclothing, great variety. . EIGHT Hundred and Thirty-three pairs of Boots and Shoes have been received at the Phit-Essi Boot Shop during the past week. Those goods are imported by us direct from the makers in England,- Canada, and the United States, and are by the best value ever handled by us. The makers are 0. and J. Clark, Howlett and White, Pingree Shoe Co., etc., etc. Choice lines in Ladies' American Strap Shoes; , L Sandals in tan, white, red, oream, etc., etc. Please note : •* What we say we do we do do.”

BECAUSE I thought she was one among a thousand, now I think she is a thousand in one, when she ogives me Moa Teas. TOLiOEAIi and Flain boxed Stationery, JQ Writing Tablets, Fancy Envelopes, Inkstands, Furses, Wallets, and Fancy Goods, at J. Sigley’s. BOWLING— Members of the Bowling Club are requested to call ai Phit-Essi Boot Shop and seoure a pair of startling value Bowling Shoes, at Ss. £* or £lO deposit, balance on easy terms, will secure Quarter or Halfacre Sections on Kaiti, just beyond town boundary.—Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. EVERY man wants a price 10/6. —Cooke, stone Road. DENTON HAT, Outfitter, GladTHE OERTOS TOOTHACHE CURE. THOSE who suffer from Toothaohe must try CERTOS TOOTHACHE CURE. Taken internally, cures a now way.. The remedy is absolutely harmless, it can do nothing but cure toothaohe, and it does that promptly every time, Try this remedy onae and you will depend upon it and recommend it ever after. Frico Is. Chemists and Stores.

<Qr/''k ACRES Bioh Flat Land, oloße to O' KJ' Creamery, School, and Bailway; well watered ; tor immediate sale.—Full particulars to be had on appliootion to I. G. Lawless, Agent. WANTED — Those tired fit buying ice oreoms and candies, going to theatres and up the river, and want a rest, _ use Moa Teas; they stimulate. nnENNIS —Members oi the .Tennis Club JL should see the latest in Gents.’ Tennis Shoes. Imported direct by Phit-Eesi Boot Shop. Soft, pliable soles, only ss. WANTED —Mrs Laakley’s Registry, His Majesty’s Arcade, Auckland, wants situations for, Married Couples, ail olasses of Men, Cooks, • Sorters, Station and .Farm Hands, Barmaids, Housemaids, Waitresses, Housekeepers, etc. Established 1887. _ ta

A MERICAN BOOTS—Direct Shipments ijL oi the latest styles arriving by overy mail boat. Fries right, fit right, shape right. —Phit-Essi Boot Shop. JUST RECEIVED— Another lot oi Ladies Silver Keyless Watoheß, from £1 Is upwards. A nice Birthday Present for a girl.—H. R. Smith, Goldsmiths' Hall. AT ROBERTSON’S —You can get a Tailor-made Suit, equal to measure, at half the Cost Fit perfect, Wear well, Look well. -TCTEAR THE DENTON HAT, quality W V guaranteed.—Cooke, Outfitter, (Gladstone Road. THE DENTON HATS combine best material and workmanship. Ask Cooke, Outfitter, Gladstone Road. NO Amateurs or Boys entrusted with work at Thomson’s Shoeing Forge Feel Street. All work is carried out ander Mr Jack Thomson’s Personal supervision.

HOBSEOWNEBS who desire their steedß carefully shod should take them to J. Thomson's Shoeing Forge, nest Times offioe, Peel street. rpHE DENTON HATS retain their color A Buy one rom Cooke, Outfitter, Gladstone Boad. -IVTEWEST NOVELS and many wellbound Books suitable for gifts this festive season—At J. Sigley’s. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Thomson late of Batutahi, has started in ! Horseshoeing and Blaoksmitbing business in the Peel Btreet premises lately oooupled by T -Bell, next Times office, JTTHEN Travelling on the Coast, stop at ?( the Tokomaru Hotel. Excellent accommodation, first-class stabling and paddocking.—J. H. Jamieson, /proprietor,