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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1464, 26 May 1905, Page 3

WHATATJPOKO ROAD BOARD. "RkTrOTICK is horoby given that tho Bridge Ixj on Riverßiao Rond, at tho Borough boundary is CLOSED for traflia, owing to damage by tho rooont heavy rain. A. G. BEERE, Clerk. NOTICE ALL PERSONS having olaima against tho Estate of tho lata WILLIAM COOPER aro requested to rondor detailed acoounts, in duplicate, to tho undersigned, on or before tho 31st INSTANT. DeLAUTOUR, BARKER & STOCK, Solicitors for the Exoautors.

SIEVWBIGHT MEMORAD. AMEETINiI of the Committeo of the Siovwright Memorial will be held in Townley's Hall, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o’olcck. Members nro requested to bring subscription lists. A. SCOTT, Hon'. Secretary.

EAST COAST MOUNTED BIFLES. FOURTH ANNUAL BALL Will be held in "IS MAJESTY’S THEATHE . On FBIDAY, JUNE 9th, 1905. C. HBLLIEB EVANS, Squadron Sergeant-Major, Hon. Secretary.

POVERTY BAY PARK COMPANY, LIMITED. THE Seventeenth Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company’s Office, Gisborne, at 7.30 p.m., on FRIDAY, May 2Gtli, 1905. BUSINESS : 1. To roceivo Directors’ Report and Balance-shoet 2. To Elect Directors and Auditors 3. To oonsider notice of motion, by Mr Dickson : “ That the unallotted shares bo allotted to the existing shareholders pro rata.” 4. To transact any other General Busi- • ness. H. M. PORTER, Secretary.

NOTICE, T OST—Blaok Mare, Dark Bay Mare, 2 JLi Bight Bay Marea. All with covers marked J. JR. &S. Anyone detaining same after this date will be prosecuted. Beward on returning to J. B. BEDSTONE & SONS. May 23, 1905. NOTICE TO FENCEBS.

’THO BE LET—Two miles of FENCING (more or less), at Mangaheia, Tolago Bay. Specifications to be seen at Tolago Bay Hotel. Mr Carron will show intending contractors over the line on Thursday. J. B. SHAW, Pakarae. BTKAXED or Stolen—Fox-terrier Pup, tan color with whits breast and collar.— Reward on returning to W. Hamon, Childers Road. Anyone detaining the same after this date will be prosecuted.

WANTED to Sell—Fiano Casas; just •y\f tho thing for horse fains. Price 10s. —London Piano and Music House. J. H. C’ittos. FOK SALE—White ’Pine Fencing Battens, quantities. Apply, J. Poynter, Karaka. WANTED —Pupils to learn Typewriting Apply, Times oflioe. TT>EAL Estate, the Basis of Wealth — JtAi Own your own home and he happy. You oan do this by attending publio laud sale at Williams and Kettle’s Mart, Saturday, May 27th. 1905. WANTED —Man with good dogs, accustomed to farm and station work, desires re-engagement.—Apply, Times office.

WANTED —By a young Engineer, a recent arrival from Australia, employment of any description, in town or country. —Apply “ X,” Times olEce. THIS is your opportunity to own a slice of the earth, by purchasing an allotment on Desmond Bead, to bo sold by public auction at Williams and Kettle’s Mart, May 27, 1905. Easy terms. HATS Twelve dozen, latest shapes, in Cool Spring Hats, just to hand, at Bobertson’s; also now caps. TTJIOR Books, Bibles, Prayers, Hymns, Jlj Birthday, Children’s Books, Scrap Albums. A largo stock at Smythe’s. Agent or all colonial papers.—Opposite Times oflioo MIIiDTJRA Sections in demand—You can secure ono by attending public auction at Williams and Kettle’s mart, on Saturday, May 27, 1905. Your chance, take it

WANTED —Shepherds, Waitress, Governess, Generals, Ladyhelp. Want employment: Station Bands, Married Shepherd, Married Couple.—J. Pecliover and Co. Tel. 211. TCTOK SALE— Corner Sections, Childers _aJ Gladstone, Palmerston Roads; Houses, Clifford Street, and Ormond, Palmerston, Aberdeen, Gladstone, Childers, Wainni Hoads; Cook Stret, with 2 acres. Terms arranged, all properties.—J. Peokover and Co. GOOD Investments Bring Riches—Here is a chance to secure a splendid allotment at 'le Karaka (railway and school close handy), to be sold by publio auotion at Williams and Kettle's Mart, Saturday, May 27th, 1905. Terms easy. r pRAVELLEBS by train to To Karaka can JL obtain single and double buggies and horses on hire, at Te Karaka Hotel Stables. Splendid paddocking for horses.

IMOB Toys, JPhoto. Frames, Dolls, Pooket JEJ Books, Writing Desks, Inkstands, Albums, Tourist Cases, Games —Smythe’s iB the place. THE Gisborne Times can bo obtained every morning from Jfi. a. Itvinson, general storekeeper, To Karaka. ANTED—General Servants, Cooks, and . . Laborers ; also, at once, a first-class Scoop-hand.— Geo. Smith's ltegistry Office, Gladstone Boad. TTTIOB Account Books, Cheap Stationery, JO law and commercial, give amythe a call; it will pay you.—Opposite Times office O to H. B. Smith for engagement rings HJT wedding rings, and wedding prasenis Shipments of choice goods from the beßt manufacturers, now opening up.

O ENTS.' and BOX’S STBAW HATS—2sUdto4a6d, now Is each, dents.' Felt Eats, ds 6d to 6s 6d, now 2s each.—C. ttosie and Co. rPIBAYEIiLEKS by train from Te Karaka | oan obtain the Times from E. S. Evinson. general storekeeper, Te Karaka. -gTIIiOBAIi and Plain boxed Stationery, Jo Writing Tablets, Fancy Envelopes, Inkstands, Purseß, Wallets, and Fanoy Goods, at J. Sigley’a“HTtVEßY man wants a o .4 prioe 10/6. —Cooke, otono Bond. DENTON HAT, Outfitter, GladT ENNIS —Members of the Club should see the latest In Gents.’ Tennis Shoes. Imported direct by Phit-Essi Boot Shop. Soft, pliablo soles, only ss.

WASTED —Mrs Lookley’e Registry, His Majesty’s Arcade, Auckland, wantß BituatiODa lor Married Couples, all Claeses of Men, Cooks, Porters, Station and Farm Hands, Barmaid 3, Housemaids, Waitresses, Housekeepers, etc. Established 1887, JUST RECEIVED— Another lot of Ladies Silver Keyless Watches, from £1 Is upwards. A nioe Birthday Present for a girl.—H. R. Smith, Goldsmiths' Hall, EAR THE DENTON HAT, quality guaranteed.—Cooke, Outfitter, Gladstone Road. THE DENTON EATS oombine best material and workmanship. Ask Cooke, Outfitter, Gladstone Road. EOR Childrens' hacking oough at night Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.