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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1676, 17 February 1906, Page 1

E. S. EVINSON, GENERAL BTOEEKEEPEB TE KARAKA. LARGB Stoofeo of GROCERIES, DBAPERY, IRONMONGERY, and b'I'ATION REQUISITES always on hand all orders will bo executed with the gr iosp&lohi BUSH CAMPS SUPPLIED. Agent for THE GISBORNE TIMES, whioh is on Sale on arrival of the morning train. Advertisements left with E. S. Evinson up to 6 o'clock eaoh evening will bo suro of publication on the following day. E.S. EVINSON, — r GENERAL STOREKEEPER, TE KARAKA TROCADERO. AT the Spcoisl request of a large number of Permanent Boarders, the Proprietresses beg to announce that the TROCADERO will in future open on , SUNDAYS, When Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea will be served as usual.

Permanent Boarders before making arrangements elsewhere will find it to their advantage to ocnsnlt us t as we are offering SPECIAL TERMS to Regular Boarders. In order.to further popularise and to keep the TROCADERQ up to the standard of efficiency, only obtained after years of experience, the Management begs to assure patrons that the menu will always be on a most liberal soale, and the attendance in the bands of capable waitresses. FOR J3ALE. In the Auokland Province of the North Island of New Zealand, 1700 U-Ai*'-’ iwd-. - ffiw'aaaa WBLL-t DLTIVATED PASTURE AND ARABLE LAND, 1 Situated in a high and exceedingly healthy looality, within 130 miles of the City of Auokland, and within 3 miles, by good metalled road, of railway station, on main linei This property is well known for the excellence of its Trout Fishing; also Deer, Pheasant, Duck, and ground game Bhooting. Hotel and Sanatorium, with Thermal Springs, Golf Links, Tennis Lawns, and Bowling Greens, adjoin the abovo, and may be acquired separately. Further particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN '& 00., LTD., Auokland, K.Z.

3000 STUDENTS 1 THEBE are just upon 3000 Students of . the 1.0.8. in New Zealand. Think of it! Does it not impress you, and make you feel that an institution that can number no many students must be gobd ? The 1.0.5. is the scholastic boon of the Twentieth Century THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS SCRANTON, UNITED STATEB Onginated and perfected the system of Technical Education by mail, and the sohools teaoh wherever the mails reaoh. Over 165 different oourses are taught, including:— Architecture, Civil Engineering in al' its branches, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Drawing, Sketching and Prospective, Ornamental Design, Show oard Writing, Meohanioal Drawing, Newspaper Uustration, Ooean Navigation, Sanitary Plumbing, Qasfitting, Heating and Ventila tion, Marine Engineering, eto., eto. You study in your spare moments, the time you would otherwise waste. The text books are supplied free, and the fees are moderate. You oan pay caßh down, or by monthly instalments. We are ready to give you all the Information you want. Write to-day to— O. H. FERRIS, I.G.S. Representative, Good’s Buildings. J. G. SMITH, N.Z. Agent, Cuba St., Wellington.

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