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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1409, 21 March 1905, Page 3

I .FAR SALE,; ‘ T3ELIC OF THE LATE ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, EBONY-FRAMED PIANO, Cost. Eighty Guineas in London. Certified by Auotloneer who disposed of the ominont author’s effects after his demise. Apply, Master of Ballantrao, Box 405, Auckland, or W. J. GAUDIN, Times Office, Gisborne.

N O T I O E, A MEETING of the Justices of the Peace will bo held at tho Magistrate’s Oourthouse, at Gisborno, on FRIDAY, the 7th day of April, 1905, at Noon, for the Revision of the Jury IjiHts for the District of Poverty Bay. I G. J. A. JOHNSTONE, Jury Oflioor. • Gisborne, March 20tb, 1905.

*i[H ANTED to buy—Two or three good Shoep Dogs.—Apply, Times office. POTATOES — For Sale, any quantity,— O. Noonan, Ormond. "ANTED, immediately —Two plainlyfurniehod ltoame.— Apply, Times offieo "ANTED—General Borvants, Cooke, and Laborers. Goo. Smith’s Begistry Office, Gladstone Bond. ANTED Bushfellers, Yardman, Soulleryman, Housemaid, Nursegirl, Governess. Generals, Lady Help, Waitress. Want employment: Married Couple—J. Peekover and Co. Tel. 211. O LET—House, in Whataupoko.—Apply Teat and Friar. OB SALK (cheap)—Good assortment of wheelwrights' and carpenters' Tools, nearly now.—At W. Attwood’s.

g7*OR SALE—Bargains in Cottages, GisJu borne, £2lO, £3OO, £3ls,—J. JPcokover and Co., Land Agents, Gißborne. TT OST—Botvraen MarftauriH J A Poaketßiawr a o ntojn ing -£ 5 note and two £1 turning to J. Tjjmbull, orTfinjls'Si(Boe. jOt O to H. K. Smith for engagemeoirrings vUT wedding rings, and wedding proson»s Shipments of ohoioe goods from the best manufacturers, now opening up.

TVTOW is your Ohanoe—For Sale, three _i_N| i-quartar Sections, real bargains, on CliSord Street. , Only £BO eaoh; on easy terms, £ls cash, balance in three years.— Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. T|7loß SALE—Properties in Childers, Jo Gladstone, Palmerston, Aberdeen Boads, Haiti, Whataupoko, Ormond Boad.— J. Peckover and 00., Land Agents, Gisborne.

ENTS* American Boota New and H.IH' fashionable shapes in Gents’ Boots just opened, at Phit-Essi Boot Shop. Imported direot, valne Al. ENTS.’ and BOX'S STRAW HATS—'OT 2s Gd to 4s 6d, now Is each: Gents.’ Felt Hats, 4s 6d to 6s 6d, now 2s eaoh.—G. Boaie and Go.

/ i ENTS’ Gam Boots —A direot shipment 'OT of new season’s gum boots, just opened, at Phit-Essi Boot Shop, sizes from 5 to 8. gtPENCER PIANOS, from £1 4s monthly, 1 on easy 3 years’ instalment plan.—London Piano and Musio House. J. H. Gittos.

T7IOK IMMEDIATE SALE—Four-roomed JIC House in Butene Road, Eaiti; 8-roomed Re3idenoe, Gladstone Road; .both good investments. —Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. TJ“ ADIES’ Gum Boots—New season’s ship--Ift A ments just opened, at Phit-Essi Boot Shop, sizes from 1 to 7. A RE YOU THINKING about a Piano? a3L If so, v?e invite your inspection.—London Piano and Music House. J. H. Gittos.

WANTED, because Matilda uses only Moa Teas, and they are a treat. AT ROBEBTSON’S —Just opened, new goods, direot lrom the manufacturers. Latest London neokwear, celluloid and linen collars. 'ANTED —B'aohelors to be married to ladies who use Moa Teas. Keep your eyes open.

T&LEASE don’t stir me up J I am natuJ£T rally thiok —Moa Teas. WANTED —Everyone to share in the magnificent dieoount oash prizes given by the proprietors of Moa Teas, surpassing all others; £l5O next time.

A T ROBERTSON'S —Largest selection of Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing in the town. Shirts, hats, ties, underclothing, great variety. BECAUSE I thought she was one among a thousand, now 1 think she is a thousand in one, when she giVes me Moa leas.

and Plain boxed Stationery, JC Writing Tablets, fancy Mnvelopos, Inkstands, Purses, Wallets, and Fancy Goods, at J. Sigloy’s.

BOW.LING Members of the Bowling Olub are requested to sail ai ‘Phit-Essi Boot Shop and seouro a pair of startling value Bowling Shoes, at 6s.

ft or £lO deposit, balance on easy terms, will secure Quarter or Halfaore Seotions on Haiti, just beyond town boundary.—Apply, T. Gt. Lawless, Agent.

Every price atone Bond. man wants a. DENTON HAT 10/6. —Oooke, Outfitter, Glad

iff, a i\ ACRES Rich Plat Rand, close to \Jr Creamery, School, and Railway; well watered ; lor immediate sale.—Pull particulars to be had on appliootion to X. Q. Lawless, Agent.

WANTED— Those tired fit baying ice creams and candies, going to theatres and up the river, and want a rest,., use Moa Teas; they stimnlaio. TENNIS —Members ol the .Tennis Club should see the latest in Gents.' Tennis Shoes. Imported direct by Phit-Essi Boot Shop. Soft, pliable soles, only ss. WANTED —Mrs Lookley’a Eegistry, His Majesty’s Araade, Auckland, wants situations lor Married Couples, all classes of Men, Cooks, Porters, Station and .farm' Hands, Barmaids, Housemaids, Waitresses, Housekeepers, eto. Established 188 V. A MERICAN BOOTS—Direot Shipments ii. ol the latest styles arriving by every mail boat. Price right, fit right, shape right. —Phit-Essi Boot Shop.

JXJST RECEIVED— Another lot of Ladlea Silver Keyless Watches, from £1 Is upwards. A nioe Birthday Present for a girl.—H. R. Smith, Goldsmiths' Hall, A T ROBERTSON’S —You oan get a ■rm Tailor-made Suit, equal to measure, at half the Cost Fit perfect, Wear well, Booh well. WEAR THE DENTON HAT, quality guaranteed.—Cooke, Outfitter, Gladstone Road. THE DENTON HATS combine beat material and workmanship. Ask Cooke, Outfitter, Gladstone Road., NO Amateurs or Boys entrusted with work at Thomson’s Shoeing Forgo Feel street. All work is carried out under Ur Jack Thomson’s Personal supervision. HORSEOWNERS who desire their steeds oarefully shod should take them to 3. Thomson’s Shoeing Forge, nest Times offioe, Peel street. rinHE DENTON HATS retain their color JL Buy one rom Cooke, Outfitter, Gladstone Road.

TyEWEST NOVELS and', many well_l3l bound Books suitable for gifts this festive season—At J. Sigley’s. j WANTED KNOWN—Thatjj. Thomson late of Patutahi, has smarted in Horseshoeing and Blaoksmithlng business in the Peel street premises lately oooupled by T .Bell, next Tinas office. ; mM/HEN Travelling on the Coast, stop at V V the Tokomaru Hotel., Excellent accommodation, first-olaas stabling and paddocking.—J. H. Jamieson, proprietor, -