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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1486, 21 June 1905, Page 3

LIMITED. STOCK, STATION, ANX> BHII?Pns T( J agents. Bead Ofeioe: 9G Blohopegaio Street Within, London, E.CCapital Folly Subscribed Capital Paid Up •* Reserve Fund •• £4,000,000 £1,000,000 £1U7,000 Branches at all the Principal Towns In Australasia. advances made on Approved Station FroporSy Ensuing Clip ol Wool Frozen kleat, And All Colonial Produce. MABINB IKSBBANdK Efleoled at Uoweat Current Ratos. Woolsacks, Fenaing Wire, and all Station Stores

AOHSHOUtS : Australian Mutual Provident Soaioty (liolds the world's roaord t or the Largest bonuses.) t3h&v/, nuviil, ana Albion Company to Louden. Kuddart, Parker, and Co. Acordoen Liao ot Steamers to Capetown and London United Insurance Company, lire Marine. and Plson’s Sheep Lipping Powder (Trial Botiaised) DeLisln and LuttreU'e Painleae Brand-

ing Composition Graham’s Foot-rot Cure Ocean Accident Guarantee kO"Op., Bodmin Bros.’a “ i/arabitoeoido (sheep aroncd). rdaodonald, and^ompany. Booth and MoOonald’e Sharpies £epapj, VV. Mills and Co., Ltd-, Praiiio State Incubators, cto. Stores and Ofdoea: READ’S QUAY. &BOBGKB ii. ELIOTT, MANAGER.

MERCHANT, SPOUTING SEASON. c OLONIAL ammunition PANY. COM FAVORITE CARTRIDGES, Smokeless. CLIMAX CARTRIDGES, Black Powder. BULLETED CARTRIDGES. REVOLVER AND RIFLE CARTRIDGES. SNIDER CARTRIDGES. WINCHESTER .22 Short, Long, and Extra Long. .303 MARK 11 AND DUMDUM, 3UN OIL, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, FILLERS, AND CARTRIDGE, CASES. FOWLING PIECES, Single and Double Barrel. WINCHESTER RIFLES.

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W. A. O’MEARA, ■ Agent, POVERTY BAY CARRIAGE WORKS. W E respectfully thank the Re* sitfervts of 'Gisborne and Dis itrict l'or their very generous piatronago during the past 30 years. -Having soltl our Carriage-building and Wheelwriglitiiiig Business to MR JOI3N B. 'BEY DON, ivc beg to solicit ior him a continuance of yo.ur favors. GEO. HUMPHREYS & SON. H AVING purchased the Genera.’ Carriage-building anil Wheel iwrip.hting Business Jalely carried on by Messrs Geo. Humphreys and Son, 1 intend to do only UP-TO-DATE WORK, at FAIR PRICES, and trust thereby to merit a fair share of public patronage. JOHN B. UKYDON,

AND COMMISSION JV'cctiifga or the avove Commissioa will be held on the dates named in the itinerary of dales and places mentioned below. The Meeting will hear all persons desirous of giving lovidcneo on matters within the terms of the Commission viz. : The constitution of land boards The land tenures of the colony Pressure of residence conditions ■ on Crown tenants Pressure of other .restrictions Sheets of climate and land configuration on tenures' and areas held under them and the need for consequent alterations of the land laws or regulations Homestead privileges and their reinstatements The working of the ballot system The practice of loading lands for roads and its \voi>i,ng ■Values of leaseholds now and at ] date of lcas.c Wording of tho Advances to ‘Settlers system Condition and position of occupiers under the various tenures The aggregation of large estates Separate occupations under the Land for Settlements Act Uy Order.

R. A. LQUOHNAN, Secretary. THE COMMISSION meets for taking evidence as follows : (OSBORNE, .JUNE 21 si, 10 a.m. OIIJIONI). JUNE 22ud, JO a.m. OiSBORNE. .JUNE 21 Ui. 10 a.m. N.'Z, FARMERS’ UNION. MR A. McOUKDY, /pOLONIAL ORGANISER of the '' Farmers’- Union, will speak and meet the Settlers at : RAK'AUROAWEDNESDAY, 21st inst. InIOTU—

THURSDAY, 22nd ins't. TE KARAKA—FRIDAY, 23rd Inst. WAUIATA — SATURDAY, 2-itli inst. PAT UTAI-lI—-MONDAY, 26th ins't. HANGAROA—TUESDAY, 27th ins't. MORERETHURSDAY, SQtli ins't.