IE KARAKA HOTEL. B iSßs&* Ij. C. ALLEN . • Proprietor. y I3ITORB to To Karaka will Had Exoolx lont Acoonmiodution and the Beßt of Liquoro at Iho To Baraka Hold. Tko Hotel baa rocontly boon ronovalod throughout, and ovcry provision Is made for oountry travellers, at a MODERATE TARIFF. LIVE 11Y AND BAIT STABLES The Livery and Bait Stnblea in conneation with the Hoiol aro of a mo3t up-to-dato oharaotor, and visitors can roly upon tboir horaos roooiving ovory oaro and attontion. Single and Double Buggies, Gigs, and Horses For Hiro at the Shortest Notice. First-class Paddooking. itHßi very first of he Soason’s Suitings aro in Gisborno, and may bo iuspeetod at H. Saudlaut’s, Pod Stroot. -Early choosors got tho best,
j\ zed :r,s :k:t ilt zed, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER; GLADSTONE EOAU Every Description of Confectionery on Hand. Balls and Parties Catered for
Established A.D. 1869. THEN A8S0( Directors—A. E. Pearce, Esq., N. Reid, Esq., and V/. Fraser, Esq., M.H.R. A MEMORABLE RECORD : LARGE BONUSES. MODERATE RATES Good Signs of the National Mutual s Progress and Prosperity Established in 1869, at the end of 36 years its record reads— Membership, nearly .. 67,000 Funds, nearly .. .. . • £4,200,000 Annual Income, nearly .. .. £763,000 Sums assured, nearly .. •• £ls .900,000 Amounts paid In olaims, nearly £3,700,000 Amount divided among tbe Members, over .. .. £1,050,700 Branches throughout the Colony. OETON STEVENS, _ Manager for New Zealand, Wellington,^ Special Representative for Poverty Bay, J. H. M. STODART, Gisborne. District Agents, COMMON SHELTON Sc CO. Inspecting Agent, W. H ESSEX.:
(Brea cnrap 9a Sa&g ealy S® Rss4ssta»«i«B W4JIT rasFUM wtfiswm > / 3Ms c ©sss a €£&« essa m ajsvaks ®smw& aas» LAKE WAIKAREMOANA. ONE BAT COACH PHOM WAIEOA. LAKE HOUSE, —The Government A.ccommodation House at Waikaremoana, is beautifully situated on a hoadland overlooking the Lake, and commanding lovely viows of water, hill and forest. The House is quite now, and well furnished. TABIFE—IOs per day for tlio first seven" days, 8s per day thereafter. Ptabliug and Horse-food Obtainable. Boat'ng and Land Exoursions through the moat romantio of soenery. Numberless exquisite picnic spots. Good Boats on Waikaromoana and also Waikare>oti. An Oil-launch has boon placed on Like Waikaro-moana. Excollout Trout Fishing in the Lako and streams' Coach leavo Wairoa lor Waikaremoana via Frasertown bi-weekiy. T. E. DONNE, Superintendent, Department of New Zealand Tou.ist and Health Resortß, Wellington, REDSTONE'S MAIL COACHES leavo Gisborne for Morere Springs and Wairoa eyory Monday and Thursday, returning Tuesday and Friday. For Tiniroto, Frasertown, and Wairoa—Every Tuesday, and returning Friday.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1824, 3 August 1906, Page 4
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