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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1678, 20 February 1906, Page 1

E. S. EVINSON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER TE KARMA.

LARGE Stooks of GROCERIES, D PERY,. IRONMONGERY, and TION REQUISITES always on hand all orders will be exoouted with the gr despatch. BUSH CAMPS SUPPLIED. Agent for THE GISBORNE TIMES, whjoh is on Sale on arrival of the morning train.. Advertisements loft'witb.JE. S. Evinson up to 6 o’olooi\ eaoh ovening will be Bure of publication on the following day. E. S. EVINSON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, TE KARAKA TROGADERO. ,

AT the Special request of a large number of Permanent Boarders, the Proprietresses beg to anhounoo that the TBOGADEBO will in future opon 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 oonsiilt us,-as'we are offering SPECIAL TEEMS to Begular Boarders. In'order to further popularise and to keep the TBOCADBBO 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 hands of capable waitresses.

FOR SALE. In the Auckland Province ot the North Island of New Zealand, A 0 B B (more or lea) WHLIi-l OLTIVATED BOLLING * PASTURE AND ARABLE LAND, Situated in a high and exceedingly healthv locality, within 130 milea of the Oity of Auckland, and within 3 miles, by good metalled road, of railway station, on main line.

! Thiß property.is well known for the cxcel--ol its Trout Fishing, also Deer, JPheaBant, Duok, and ground game Bhocting. Hotel and Sanatorium, with Thormal Springe, Golf Dinks, Tennis Lawns, and Bowling Greens, adjoin the abovo, and may be acquired separately. Further particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & 00., LTD,, Auokland, N.Z. s3OOO STUDENTS :nriHEItE are, just■'upon 3000; Students of , 4 the I.O;8„in New Zealand. Think of it 1 Does it nOt improes you, and make you feel that an institution that can number so many students must be gpod ? The 1.0.5. is the echolastio boon of the Twentieth Century

THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS CRANTON, UNITED STATEB Originated and parte cted theßystem of Tech nioal Education by mail, and the schools teach wherever the mails reach. Over 165 different courses are taught, including:— Architecture, Civil Engineering in all itsbranohes, Mechanical Engineering, Eleotrical Engineering, Drawing, Sbetobing and Prospective, Ornamental Design, Show card Writing, Meohanieal Drawing, Newspaper llußtration, Ocean Navigation, Sanitary Plumbing, Gasfitting, Heating and Yentila tion, Marine Engineering,'etc., etc. 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 oash down, or by monthly instalments. We are ready to give you all the information you want. Write to-day to—0. H. FERRIS, I.G.S. Representative, Good’s Buildings. J.G. SMITH, . . N.Z. Agent, Cuba St., Wellington.

THIS SPACE ‘ RESERVED, j •. i ; 1 3 LAWRENCE-KENNEDY MILKING MACHINES. DAIRY FARMERS desirous of obtaining particulars of and Estimates Ur the sreotion of the Lewrenoo-Kennedy MILKING MACHINES should apply to the Local Agent—' ■ - i ■ WILLIAM E. AKROYD, IliaZKQlosiia Labs ftsi M. A!, On. C. TILUEARD NATUSCH. ARCHITECT, LOWS STREET. BISBORNk. riIHE Gisborne Times can De obtained each JL morning at the Newtown Store.'