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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2077, 11 May 1907, Page 2

p. H. GRAHAM, ARCHITECT, OVER NOLAN AND SHEET’S, Lowes Street. C. FERRISi LICENSED INTERPRETER, NATIVE LAND & COT ' M iSSION AGENT. JAS. G. LILLEY. A ItCHITECT AND SANITARY J\_ KNGINEER, Union Bank Buildings. Telephone ISIS. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DR. COLE lias REMOVED to Groy-streot (opposite the late residence of Colonel Wintci). Hours at HomoMorning, 9 to 10. Afternoon, 2 to 3. Evening, 6 to 7. Attendance at Air. E. D. Smith s (Chemist), 11 a.m., 3 pan.

The box plans for “The Fatal "Wedding” open this morning at His Majesty’s Theatre. The services at St. Andrew’s Church to-morrow are advertised elsewhere. A notice published in the Gazette declares hydatids to be an infectious disease. A lost gold watch is advertised for in this issue. Mr. F. J. Wilson, architect, wishes us to state that it was not he who was plaintiff in the case Wilson v. Fowler heard at the Magistrate’s Court on Thursday. By advertisement in this issue the members of Lodge Turangaimi, U.A.0.D., are asked to attend the funeral of the late Bro. J. A. Harding. To-morrow the Rev. C. Griffin will preach at Wesley Church on “How to do things” in the morning and in the evening on “Singing.” At the morning service the collection will be fpr the Chinese Famine Fund. Thin, pale, bloodless women need Stearns’ Wine to make new blood and restore strength. Does as much good as cod liver oil and iron and tastes like the finest old port.—Advt,