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W. LISSANT CLAYTON ESTATE AGENT. Sheep Runs, Dairy Farms, Town Properties. IN DEALING WITH US Purchasers or Vendors not only luivo the ad* vanb.ig© of our Extensive Connection, but are assisted in FINANCING free of charge, and having tho largest variety of Properties for Sale on our books tho former are enabled to procure what they require expeditiously. AGENCIES in all the principal Towns of the Dominion also upon THE DARLING DOWNS, QUEENSLAND. LICENSED SHAREBROKER. AGENT FOE Norwich Accident Insurance, Australian Alliance Fire Insurance, &c., &c. Telegrams, “Lissant, Gisborne.” Telephones 220 and 285 TO SHEEP FARMERS ! ! THE TABLE-TOP LAMB TAILER Can bo inspected at the office of tho undersigned— C. B. De lAUTOUR, ADAIR’S BUILDINGS, LOWE STREET. Importer of Sheep-Shearing, Milking, and all descriptions of Machinery. EARMERS CALL AND INSPECT. A SELF-DENIAL APPEAL TO GISBORNE AND DISTRICT. rpHE S' ALVATION 'MY. M Y DEAR FRIENDS,— Provincial Headquarters, Caledonian Chambers, Willis Street, Wellington. 12tli September, 1907. The progress of the Salvation Army, since its inception lias been the , wonder of the age; and, though born in poverty •and cradled in persecu- j tion, it has gone forward in one long triumphant march in spite of all the obstacles that have been placed in its way, and the slanderous statements ; that have been continually hurled against it. , It has proved its value in dealing with the driftwood and outcasts of j Society, and has become indispensable to the world at large in grappling ; with social problems, and assisting Governments and Councils in dealing ( with the poor and fallen by which we are surrounded. ] Will you therefore in this great Self-denial Effort, which has become world-wide, help the Funds for which the Appeal is made. Our Officers’ work is out of love, for no Officer in the Salvation Army has any guaranteed salary, but they are willing to toil among the poor and destitute fur the smallest pittance and the grand “Well Done” of the Master. Last year the Citizens of Gisborne and-District gave in a most noble way. I trust you will be able to do the same this year. Please send it to Adjutant Dickens, officer-in-ckarge of Gisborne. Thanking you for past help, and in joyful anticipation, I am, yours faithfully, TITOS. E. ALBISTON, Provincial Commander. TO ADJUTANT DICKENS, SALVATION ARMY, GISBORNE. I have much pleasure in forwarding ;ood work. />-** ** Signed —-—"To Address for your

W. A. O’Mlaea: MERCHANT. WOOLPACKS. SEASON’S SHIPMENTS are liondue, and I am booking orders at LOW BATES. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS OE S'HEEP SHEARS TURKEY STONES BRANDING OIL RUDDLE COOPER’S POWDER DIP COOPER’S FLUID DIP (in 1 gallon and 5 gallons). AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. ALGERIAN SEED OATS. SEED POTATOES. Up-to-Date, Northern Star, Early Puritan, Sutton’s Abundance, Bemity of Hebron, Early Vermont, White Elephant, and Lops tone Kidney. SEED-SOWING SEASON. I am now booking orders for forward delivery to suit station owners for COCKSFOOT RYEGRASS CLOVERS TURNIP RAPE MUSTARD PASPALUM DILITATUM. Etc. Mixed and Packed in Weights SUITABLE FOR PACK-HORSE LOADS. SPECIAL SHEEP NETS. These are made of best. English tarred rope, and are very suitable for docking, dividing off rape, turnip, etc. • PRICE’S TIMBER JACKS. Contractors’ and Bushmen’s Stores and Tools. GROCERIES OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY. W. A. O’MI ARALEARA. Geo. tt i EO. JUU THE PEOPLE’S TAILOR, rALL. .ALL. OPPOSITE ROYAL HOTEL. ITCHINS. M E J. H. H PIANIST. Pupils, Piano £1 Is Balls, Socials, and Dances. Latest Operatic Music Supplied. TURANGANUI HOTEL, Gisborne

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2183, 12 September 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2183, 12 September 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2183, 12 September 1907, Page 3

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