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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2039, 26 March 1907, Page 3

j[ r Shaw, Secretary of the United States Treasury, in an address before the New Hampshire Beard of Trade, advocated the establishment of two freetrade zones for the Upited States, one pp the North Atlantic and the other on the C-julf Coast, as substitutes for bonded factories. These zones would contain a large number of works, in which articles intended for export only should he manufactured.’ Air Shaw thought that such a plan would greatly assist American manufacturers in their efforts to extend the export trade. In advocating it. however, he merely expressed his personal views, not those of the Administration. Cows which have aborted, or healthy animals which, after calving, retain the whole or part of the afterbirth, should first be drenched with Sykes’? Drenoli. This allays file fever and purifies the blood. Sold everywhere, Sykes’s Drench, Is Cd. Sykes’s Animal Abortion Cure, 2s 6d.

NOTICE N invitation is hereby extended to all European friends of the late Hetn to Kani. to attend at the opening ceremony at Te -Ami at 2 p.m.. to-day. .Mis Worship, the Mayor, will perform Mm Vetym.my ai that hqur, anil' unveil the monument. This is show the great sorrow we feel at the passing away of one of the greatest Maori chiefs of Gisborne. HETEKIE TE KANI PERE. Public AVorks Office, Auckland, hist March, 1001. FREfjH Tcujlers wilt he received "at this office until noon on THURSDAY, 18th APRIL. 1007, for ERECTION OE NATIVE SCHOOL and RESIDENCE, TUMARA Plans', etc;,, may lie seen at Post Offices at Gisborne and Wairoa, ami at this office. No tender need necessarily be accepted. G. It. AHCKERNAN, District Engineer.