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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1590, 31 October 1905, Page 4

BffIMOJPW- BB ENGINEERING W LOWS STKBEifERS, IBSlosita Uat&pila Cl JAMES E*giw»r, PjwUriiiyif, N TSaaklsg '"jjhiP P.Hl 0 ' *« past favo, c „* rti*. J lO^68 itbafc it» * s T»mk3 all work Wi«i Engineering, • bkcdqe and si v CONTRACTORS’- Wl ' ' ' Gates,;-hinges; fire l1 * EARMARKS, - ANB BLACKSMITHINQ, M™* 3 ,' WiNMOLLS; sf ",.j CHINERY of All Klnd tlt t ,' aad Repaired;' • ; i q®*; ENOUGHS, HARROWS. aa’ r *°w TURAL and HARVEST f. ' CHINERY, LAWN t fakWOD. Etc., adjusted jxud sei . Jiespatcis.' . .ha^ERS E2IDTINGS AND RJEQm ? H tJI B«ll*ra and Eagjn«*, - P l ®^.

KfetimaStß HlSe«(< Prlewi '?** idee JAMES BEO? dB jaamNiasHi 'LOWH slfy Tatojgfcoae 78* Telephone No. 149.] CASH TIMBER F

Gladstone Bead P| iUCXBELI & MLCiSj GENERAL TIMBER MEECHAI BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS Have In Stock nnd for Bale:

r -v £»• f\ . FEET OF TIMBEB ‘1 ZOU,UuU Oonaisting oiKaurl, Xotara, Maial, and Bixao In al olasses; Planed, P.T.G.,Busticated Weather boards, and Match Lining, Palings, Ooth PloKettir Verandah Braoketß and Drops; , Mouldings, House Blookß, Carted Bimu and ‘Kakri, Mantle Traasesi Xotara, Kauri,'Uhrin. aha Sugar Pine Doors; Kauri and Totals S&shG B* ■’ ' » >'■ JOINEBY of- any description made- from f thoroughly-seasoned* (Umber. • Timber pre'. pared tor'Carving a speciality.; ' [j A Splendid Line oi Enamelled Wood . Mantelpieces. Register Orates, Tiles, . and, all kinds Ironmongery lor General Building purposes, t Nails, Looks, Hinges, Ao., in Stock. ■ Fire Backs, and Brisks, Hydraalls . i Lime and Cement. fl SHIPMENTS OF TIMBEB ARRIVING WEEKLY By all Coastal Schooners and Steamers, from Auckland, Mercury Bay, Taiarno, and Kapler- ! Cheap Quofeiiotu for Cash, k : Eshhaxes arrow Fran. 7,

MACJRRELL 4 COLLEY, having a Largd Staff of Efßolent Workman, : ate In n position to undertake and safclalaotcrily complete any" otaaa of Building Work (bey may be entrusted with. . Mon shi Adcbbbs— MACKRELL & COLLEY, Builders'and Qsntraetore, . Gladstone Road,'

nMnuUuiv AIYU UU Have maoh pleasure in intimating? that their famous] « TMTmmiir u ALE AND STOUT Has been awarded the , GOLD MEDAL FOB EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY | ST; LOUIS EXHIBITION! VISITORS TO GISBORNE . f | . •' win Ana."'; .'Jf EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION At the i»B' GLADSTONE ROAD. Gfsboma. GOOD MEALS. GOOD BEDS. Ca&sais Modisat*. WEEKLY BOARDERS by Arrangement. ' MRS M. CRAMP, Proprietress.

THE | 'yiOTOB rjULKINQ jJJAotte s The Wonder of the Twentieth's even* It TALES I IT ' suppo^foe rat* unrivalled Entertf.. < 'f^° s l^. to a „ th ® olrole Talks, Singe, --.sending as a Saorod Musio, VioUr' ? . cr Ll .bera!s. and in produces whole Ban'* “® devoted much .mg io trusts and their Write (or Price J(bte of confidence was anewcssent.

/report of the directors o. -U-Lu.auracce Company foe the TALKING BQJh shows that padded to the reserve. The n a mmend the asaal dividend per share, and carry forward

~- A ,‘ation Court's decision ia the rA w v. New Zealand Oil and iuy has been received. This ?ANOy for compensation for an acoi* ? - 3 was sent,for, and .when going 1 the trucker, Invited him to [is is against the rules of the Id Crowe deolined, but by request ■ned to light the trucker's lamp, ——t. being asked again to ride was g the track when the. accident The Court held that Crowe t entitled to recover, and he was < to pay £7 oosts.

' ' Christchurch, last night, the Lyttelton Polioe Court this !ng Francis Magpie was fined 40a vaulting William John Puttram by ng him by the throat and threaten* stab him. " Wellington, last night, IMtfr 0. EL Izard, who is contesting the Wellington North seat, addreseod tbo : eleotors to-night. He deolaijed that hfe would be prepared to give the present Liberal Administration support upon ail Questions affecting its existence. A onto

yuutmuua aueusiuf* jud u&tamuoe. & VOIB of thanks and confidence was.carried, after an amendment deolaring that it would be injndioious for the meeting to pledge itself to -Mr T_ “ J 1 ' ' ' • featsd. : Mr Graham, M.H.R., addressed a L splendid meeting to-night, and'met wit 1 I a very hearty reoeption. The epdfeo, * ' | mainly dealt with the work of the sessioe ! At the close he received a unanimou V vote of thanks and confidence. Mr Herman B. Huddlestone, a candid date for the Motaeka seat, in addressing the electors, declared himself a strong supporter of the Government. He favored!' an optional land tenure and opening of sohools with prayer, He. received a vote} of thanks. . izara as present nad been de*p Nelson, last nizbt^W®-