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Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1712, 31 March 1906, Page 4

CASSIDY’S ROYAL MAIL COACHES. TEi KARAKA AND WHATAT'U'ED DAILY, CTE KARAKA AND MOTE WEEKLY, J,T. CASSIDY’S Coach loavcm a Whatatutu daily in time to catch the train at To Karaka, returning to Whatatutu af.ter the arrival of the train. The Mail Coaeh leave# for Mots ovary, TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 7,89 a.m*,, returning the following dM-. Livery & Bait Stables SADDLE HORSES and All Clauses of Vehicles ,on hlrn at the SHORTEST NOTICE* LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS promptly attended to* HORSES broken Into SINGLE and DOUBLE HARNESS aa pea arIT &B-R©HIOILt a 0* T. CASSIDY, Doaeh Proprietor, To Karaka. YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT [THE RIGHT PLACE

Foil tho ' CHOICEST DE CONFECTIONER'S ‘The Sweeteries/ GLADSTONE ROAD, NSW SHIPMENTS of high-class goods Havo Juat boeii received, and you can choose from n hundred and ona ysrloties of Sweets. El GRAND ASSORTMENT OE .CHOCOLATES, E. JOWERS, MANUFACTURING CONFEO* fTIONER (Wholesale and Retail)', QUADS!!} ONE ROAD.' NOTICE. NOTICE, . NOW OPEN. MgSEi THE CO-OPERATIVE BUTCHERY M. E. BEAVIS THE WHITE SLAVE, who will be at the helm, was lor ten years a buyer in the Smithfield Meat Market, bo customers can rely on the loveliest ol meletrioious meat. An Expert Maker of Small Goods has been engaged for the PORK DEPARTMENT. M. E. BEAVIS, - Butcher. AddressGLADSTONE ROAD, - Next door but one to the Co-operative Supply • ■ ’■ Company. Telephone 359, - . . . .t. .