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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2023, 7 March 1907, Page 2

WE DO, 4 V ? PHITES I BOOT SHOP. Ladies’ and Children’s SHOES AND SANDALS. OUR INDENTS JUST OPENED. Every Now Idea That’s Right. Every New Stylo That Fits. Every Now Leather That Wohts. Every Now Shoe That’s "Wanted. A Complete Stock of Choice Goods. Colore—Tan, Black, Red, Blue, and White. GENTS’ STYLISH BOOTS. Indents just opened from the leadinAmerican and English manuiactimers, including such makers aa Pingreo, Goo. E. Keith, Lewis, etc. For Style, Comfort, Value, thoso Boots are an Easy First. HAFiRY ADAIR PHITESSI BOOT SHOP. Telephone 132. Next W. J. Cox and Co. J. Gr. COX. DENTAL SURGEON, Bogs to announce that he lias REMOVED to premises over Teat and Friar’s, Gladstone Road. W. J. SYKES, Dentist, PRIZE MEDALIST FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Opposite Belfry, Gladstone Road. Telephone 16. Telephone 218. P.O. Box 14. C. G. PIESSE, ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ETC., Adair’s Buildings, GISBORNE. Agents for ovory fair-minded person also desires to see ovory class of labor honestly compensated for liis work. That principle was not in dispute, and tlio only question was, What was lair compensation? The Arbitration Court should have answered that question long ago; but because it has not done so tlio false advisors havo caused the men to pay tlioir penalties and tlio employers and suppliers to suffer loss unnocossarily. As a matter of abstract justico, therefore, tlio Government, for neglecting to administer tlio Act as it should havo boon administered should bo made to pay a penalty equal to the combined losses of tlio men and their omployors. But, of courso, that is out of the question, and both sides have to suffor injustico in order to obtain justice at tho hands of the Government. Tlio nominal defendants have been tlio employers, whereas tho real dolondant should have been the Arbitration Court, or more correctly, tho administration behind" t-lio Court which has neglected to fulfil its plain and urgent duty to jirovidc justico ioi all parties concerned. The stock sales take place to-day at Matawhero. S. T. Stanton, storekeeper,has filed a declaration of insolvency. The Hawke’s Bay Cricket Association is making an effort to send a team to Gisborne at Easter. The Ivaitaratalii School picnic will be held to-day, and tlio social tonight. . j - A demonstration lesson iii cookeiy will he given at thv Technical School this evening. Entries for the handicap events at St. Patrick’s sports close on Saturday evening at 9 o’clock. Tho Besses o’ the Barn Band do not arrive in Gisborne until tlio beginning of May, tlioir three local .dates now being May 1,2, and 3. Adjutant Dickens, the officer at present in charge of the Salvation Army, is, he explains, related in some way to Charles Dickens, the novelist. Considerable interest is being taken in tlio inter-district crickot match to be played, to-morrow, at Victoria Domain, when tlio East Coast team meets a Poverty Bay team. Tlio Sliaw, Savill and Albion Co’s steamer lonic is duo about tlio 20ti. inst., to load for London. It is expected that the shipment of frozen moat will bo from 10,000 to 15,000 oarcasos. "DANKS’S COMMERCIAL COLJC6 LEGE (Bookkeeping, Accountancy, Auditing, Commercial Law, eto.) “Business Life,” and 20th Century Commoroe and Bookkeeping. MRS. BATTEN, L.N.O.M (London), Teacher of piano, wiolin, SINGING, ETC. Corner Derby Bt. and Childers Rd. Pupils prepared for practical theoretical examinations m connection with National College, London. Classes now being formed for Theory. C. FERRIS, LICENSED INTERPRETER, NATIVE LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. P. H. GRAHAM, ARCHITECT, OVER NOLAN AND SHEET’S, Lowe Street.