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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1821, 30 July 1906, Page 3

OALBETY & GO., LIMITED. STOCK, STATION, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. [lkad Ohiob: 90 Blahopogate Btroot Within, London, EX’ Capital Fully Subscribed •• £4,000,000 Capital Paid Up •• •• £1,000,000 Reserve Fund .. •• £187,000 Branohoa at all the Prlnolpal Towns In Australasia. ADVANCES MADE ON Approved Station Property Ensuing Clip o( Wool Frosen Meat, And All Colonial Produoe.

MARINE INSURANCE Effected at Lowoot Current Ratoß. Woolpaoks, Fonolng V?lre, and all Blatlon Stores supplied. AGENCIES: Australian Mutual Pro«ldont Soolety (holds the world’s reoord lor the Largoet Bonuses.) Shaw, Savlll, and Albion Company to London. Huddart, Parker, and Co. Aoerdoen Lino ol Stoamera to Capetown and London United Inßuranoe Company, Fire and Marine. Plson'e Sheep Dipping Powder (Trial Solicited) DoIMo and Luttrell’a Palnleaß Branding Composition Graham’s Foot-rot Cure Ooean Aoeident Guarantee Co-op., Ltd. Bodmin Bros.'B “ ParasltOßolde ” (flbeep drenoh) Booth, Macdonald, andJOompany. Booth and MoDonald's Sharpleß Separators. E, W. Mills and 00., Ltd., Prairie State Ihoubators, eta.

Stores and Offioes | READ'S QUAY. GHOBGE B. BLIOTT, MANAGER COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. A SPECIAL ORDER made by the Cook County Counoil at a Ppioial Meeting hold on the 27th day ol July, 1900 : - Resolved that tho prayi is of tho petition of the Ratepayers cf the Waikobu Bridge Dißtriot bo aoeedad to, and that tho Counoil hereby authorises the raising of a Loan of £IOGO for the purpose cf ereoting a Caribridge in continuation with tho Railway Bridge over the Waikohu Stream. The Council will meet to ooDiirm the fore» going Speoial Order on SATURDAY, 25th August, 1906, J. WARREN, Gleik.

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. i SPECIAL ORDER made by the Cook County Council at a Speo'al Meeting held on the 27th day ol July, 1906: - Bo3olved that the prayers of the petition of tho Ratepayers of the 'Waihuka Loan District be aooeled to, and that the Council hereby authorises the raising of a Loan of £2300 for the purpose of makiDg a Road through Waihuka Station, ccnueoting Neill Road withOpotiki-Qisborne Road. The Couaoil will meet to oonfiem the foro« going Speoial Order on SATURDAY, 25th August, 1936. J. WARREN, Cierk.

J. D. TTJSTIN, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, GRAINER, DECORATOR, ETC,, GREY STREET. HAVING a Large and Competent Staff of first olass tradesmen I am prepared to exeoute all elas3es of woik in oonneotion with the trade in a satisfactory manner. All work entrusted to me will be under my own personal supervision, whioh will ensure satisfaction. _ _ , F.rst-class Work by Good Tradesmen. None but Genuine Material used, ana Lowest Prices. . _ Large Stock of Paperhangmgs, Sonm, Lead, Oil, Glass, eto., always on hand, at lowest prices. SPECIAL.—On Saturday afternoon and night Big Rjduotbns mids to Cash Cuatomers. Estimates Pres. Town or country correspondence solicited.. J, D. TUSTIN, Grey Street. Telephone 244.

ARTISTIC SICN-WRITINC. HAVING engaged the servioos of Mr C. B. ANKIiTELL (Ute of Melbourne and Sydnoy), a Signwriter with the highest credentials, we aro prepared to execute orders entrusted to us in inis branch in an artistic manner, with every despatoh. and to give the utmost satisfaction. Calioo Signs Window Sill Boards Glass Embossing V'.lla and Cottago Plates A SPECIALITY. F. HALL AND SONS.

THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS SCRANTON, UNITED STATES rfIIHERE are over 6000 Students of the JL I.C.S. in Now Zealand. Quito a number <t them are in this district, so ihtt rob rtneoisoasy. The Bohools leech wherever the ma'ls reach. The lesronß are catcfu ly graduated and clearly explained. You study in your ] tnarc momenta, just whon you like. The system of teaching is individual : you are a class by yourself; no waiting for du’l pupils, and no rushing ;o citch up with the bright ones , The fi-st lereons are mailed to etuden.s immediately upon enrolment, from the bead office of the I C.S. in Wellington. There is no wastiog time. With nearly all oourars the Student is furnish d with bound volumes, so that there ate no books to buy. Ths fees aro moderate, and may be paid spot cash or easy monthly instalments. The Schools are open to both saxes. If you wish for particu'ars writs or oill upon the local sgen;3— KERB & CARTER, Ada : r’s Buildings, Gißi orno.

VISITORS TO WELLINGTON Should make a point o! staying at THE ARCADIA Corner ol Lambton Quay and Stout sireot. THE LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. r i «■ j-i Airy Rooms, Exoellent Table, Up-to<-Date Servioo. MODERATE TARIFF. THE AKOADIA, J. PATERSON ... Proprietor