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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1447, 6 May 1905, Page 2

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. WM. PETTI E & CO.. \ ; Just landed, Big Shipment of TAILORMADE SUITS In all the Latest TWEEDS AND WORSEDS. FIT AND STYLE PERFECT Prices Right. ALSO THE CORRECT KNICKERB FOR SCHOOL CADETS. WILLIAM PETTI E & DO,

[A OABD.J A. P. OOKBB, Memb. Boyal Gol--?~r *®se Surgeons (London), It. Boyal College Physicians (London), It. (Medicine, Surgery, Midwifery),S.A. (London). Honrs of Consultation: At. Mr Kane's Pharmacy—l 2-1, 3-4, 7 30!l9°ko, a-SS 0 ® WoS ‘’ 6 ’ Brißh ‘ Streßt)

hit it* Robertson has just completed (.'lie opening or his winter stock, which is now open for inspection* (Gentlemen will find averything in the wiav of clothing anil mercery, to be of the best quality. (At a meeting of the Kia-Kaha Hockey Club last evening, Messrs it. VVillock ani'd G. Witty were appointed delegates to the Hockey Association. The meeting was adjourned until next week, •A meeting of those interested in connection with the formation of classes for St. John's Ambulance Association was called for. last evening, hut lan sod for want of a quorum. The meeting was adjourned until next Friday evening, when it is to he hoped there will be a large and representative attendance. Mr 'C. J* Ivendcidine,, ot Ajudkland, has commenced business as a land, commission, and insurance agent in Gisborne, in Goo;ds’- buildings, opposite the Masonic Hotel. Mr Kenderdine lias had considerable ex(teiien.ee in business circles in Auckland* and should'be accorded, a large share of patronage. He is the son of the late Dn. K-enderdiine, of Aupklantl. and a brother of Mr P. Kenderdine, of this district.

In Chambers yesterday morning an Application was made before Mr Justice Edwards for an order for taxation in connection with a bill of costs, DeLautonr and Cysnor v, the Assets Company. The order was made by consent.—ln the matter of W. D. LysDar v. Emma Mary Dunlop, a motion for removal of the action into the Supreme Court, the motion was adjourned o bo heard in Auckland, applicant to file . fßdavits by Thursday next in office hourß. A native named Abipene Paaka, alias Bangi Eere, was bronght before Mr Baron, S.M., at the Police Court yesterday, on a oharge of stealing a bay pony, and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to be imprisoned in the Napier gaol for three calendar months. ■: ■