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The secretary of tho Gisborne Rowing Club lias recoived a wiro from Mr. S. Jago, stating that tho arrangements for holding a regatta at Nnpior during tho Easter holidays have fallen through. ; N.Z. Government Veterinarian ap- j proves Sykes’s Abflrtion Cure. When tho Government Veterinarian endorses a preparation it means that ho is satisfied that it is tho best. Captain Young is the Government Veterinarian in charge of Taranaki Province—tho largost dairying district in tho Colony. This is what ho says of Sykes’s Animal Abortion Cure: “A most useful-preparation in handy form with superior advantages over tabloids, for tho prevention and cure of abortion, and one which I can safely recommend.—A. R. Young, ; M.R.C.V.S., Govt. Vot. in charge of Taranaki Province.” | Cows which have aborted, or heal- j thy animals which, after calving, retain the whole or part of the afterbirth, should first bo drenched with Sykes’s .Drench. This allays the lover and purifies the blood. Sold every- j whore. Sykes’s Drench, Is 6d. Sykes’s' Animal Abortion Cure, 2y Gd. j

CAN YOU BLAME HER? If at last she tiros of tlio fault-find-ing of a dyspeptic husband and loaves him? The worst of the dyspoptic is that lie does not realise his own meanness. His world is entirely out of perspective. A mail is only ns strong as his stomach. When the stomach is diseased all tlio other organs suffer. Dr. Sheldon’s Digestivo Tabules arc the sufferers’ tree of life. They will cure him and bring him health and liapp iness just as certain as ho takes them. They are sure because they are a natural remedy, and contain exactly the same chemical properties as the digestive fluids in the stomach. For sale by A. W. J. Mann, Agent, Chemist. GISBORNE GAS COMPANY. AST i I SCOUNT i j i y D TO-DAY (WEDNESL'A V) 20th INSTANT. NOTICE. AY ST. PATRICK’S SPORTS. Bookmakers, their clerks, or Agents, will not be allowed to ply their calling at the above sports, to be held at the above grounds on Thursday next, 21st inst. E." WILLIAMS, .lion. Sec. fgE ALAND "O AIL WAYS Gisborne, March 14, 1007. |’N connection with St. Patrick’s Sports, to be held at Park racecourse THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, the ordinary time-table will be cancelled and the following substituted. nun. Gisborne, dp. 7‘15 To Karaka, nr. 9.0 Gisborne, dp. 11.80 Pit Course, a 11.40 pan. Gisborne, dp. 1.30 P’k Course, ar. 1.40 Gisborne, dcp. 5-20 P’k Course, ar. 5.30 Gisborne, dep. 6.0 To Karaka, ar. 7.10 a.nv To Karaka,dp. 9.30 Gisborne, arr. 10.15 P’k Course, d. 11.50 Gisborne, arr, 12.0 p.m. P’k Course, dp. 1.50Gisborne, arr, 2.0 P’k Course, dp. 5.40 Gisborne, arr. 5.50 Tc Karaka,dp. 7.20 Gisborne, arr. 8.30 BY ORDER.

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. m ENDERS addressed to tin; Clisi ir- -*- mini, will be received until NOON, SATURDAY, Cth April, for Contract 10-1, Road Formation, Arolia Road. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned. The lowest or any Lender not necessarily accepted. D. G. FRASER. County Engineer. BUSHFELLING AT POUTUTU. TENDERS will be received up to March 3Qth, 1907, for Felling 3-15 Acres (surveyed) of Mixed Bush (it being within one milo of the Motu Read, easily accessible). Intending Tenderers can be shown the. Bush, after the 24th instant, by Mr. F. McKenzie, in charge. Specifications at Dalgety and Co’s Offices. Tenders to be addressed to — JOHN E. FOSTER, Care of Dalgety and Co. FOR LEASE BY TENDER. TENDERS, addressed to Messrs. Bloomfield Bros., will be received up to NOON on FRIDAY, the 22nd inst., for the Lease of Eightyfive Acres at Matawhero (now in the occupation of Mr. Cameron) for a term of seven years. Further particulars may be obtained and tenders are to be left at my office, Gisborne. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHi, COLEMAN, Gisborne, 16th March, 1907. NOTICE. THE Waimata Mail Coach leaves the British Empire Stables on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9.45 a.m. Parcels promptly attended to. J. AND W. BISSE ,p £5 REWARD. mHE above reward will bo paid to JL anyone giving information to this office, as will lead to the conviction of any person found pilfering the TIMES from where it is left by the runners each morning. Subscribers are requested to be good enough to report non-delivery regularly. J. A .CONNELL, Manager Gisborne Times Co. APOLOGY. jV/|- \ESSRS. Jl. J. PEAPOCKE wish to Apologise for any inconvenience caused to the numerous customers by the stranding of tlie ejeow Bravo, but wish to state they have now made arrangements for further large shipments, arriving at an early dates H. J. PEACOCKE AND CO. CARNARVON STREETTelephone, 21Q,

ABRIDGED PROSPECT GS. | mHE DAWSON PATENT E GG-CARRIER COMPANY, LTD. CAPITAL. - - - -£25,000, in 25,000 Shares of £1 each. 4015 of the above shares have been issued, 1,500 of which shares, are fully paid up and 2,515 of which are partly paid up. 8,000 shares of £1 each are now offered for Public Subscription, payable 2s Gil application, 2s 6d allotment, and the balance in calls of not more than 2s Gd at intervals of not lcss_ than GO days. DIRECTORS: 31. C. ORBELL, ESQ. (Chairman), of Christchurch, Gentleman. W. A. DAWSON, ESQ., of Geraldine, Merchant: F. R. FLATMAN, ESQ., M.H.R., of Geraldine, Gentleman. T. J. MALING, I£SQ., of Geraldine,' Auctioneer. A. L. PARSONS, ESQ , of Christchurch, insurance Manager. E. RICHARDSON, ESQ., of Christchurch, Insurance Manager, J. STUDHOLME, ESQ., of Hinds, Runholder. SECRETARY: S. WHITT A. THORNTON, A.?.A.A., F.C.1.5., F.N.Z.A.A., Chartered Secretary, A.M.P, Buildings, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. BROKERS: MESSRS. .J. S. SCHWARTZ AN\D CO„ 176 Hereford Street. Christchurch W. LISSANT CLAYTON, Gisborne The Company has been reconstructed to permit of the option held by the original Company of purchasing the patent rights of the Dawson Eggcarrier in any country where it is protected,, to be exercised. It is because of the success met with in New Zealand that the Directorate have decided to take advantage of this option. The Company will soenre the patent rights throughout the world, and then dispose of them to the best advantage. The favourable comments of the various experts are strengthened by the fact that all those whose business entails the handling of large quantities of eggs have recognised the value of the Dawson Eggcarrier to such an extent that the Factory has found it impossible to cope with the demand. The Directors of this Company were the Directors of the original Company, thus ensuring continuity of policy. ' Copies of Prospectus, containing full particulars,-* expert and press opinions, together with, application forms, -can ■ be" obtained from the Broker, W. Lissant Clayton,