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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2073, 27 December 1907, Page 1

£1 REWARD. THE above Reward will bo paid to any person giving slich information as will lead to the conviction of tho person or persons who damaged Salvation. Army -property on Boxing Day. , , G. DICKENS, Adjutant. TO-LET— 6-Roomcd House and 5 tacres, Main road—handy. 6-room-ed House Clifford Terrace, AVhataupoko. Every Convenience. Apply early to AV. Distant Clayton. TO LET—Mr. P. T. Kenway’s Residence at Whataupoko, 36 a ores.—Apply Thomas A. Coleman, Coronation Buildings. T 0 LET TO LET—BRICK SHOP, in Gladstone Road. Central position. Al>ply tO ~ F. HALL. TO LET. IN TIMES BUILDINGS. For particulars, apply— TIMES OFFICE. DfiPin for Dwelling and i-acre owOOU Mangapapa. Note: Insurance £4OO, house worth money alone. Inspect this through W. Lissant Clayton’s estate agency. A Q A —6-roomed House and cOU over £-acre. Milo and quarter from P.O. (town (side). House insurance £250. Splendid opportunity for good financing.—Apply to AV. Lissant Clayton. 061 i n for Building Site (corner). Ideal site for boarding house. Also Childers road sites. Suitable lots.—Apply to AV. Lissant Clayton, estate agent. FOR SALE, II Acres, Kai-ti, well watered and in grass, good land. Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. THREE splendid i-acre sections fronting Ormond road, well cultivated, garden, with 6-roomed dwelling, a bargain at £825. —Apply, T. G. Lawless, agent. KAITI.— Splendid Building Allotments, ■ Acres, Half-Acres, and Quarter-Acres, from £6O to £l4O. Apply early to T. G. Lawless, Agent.

FOR SALE. SEVEN-ROOMED conveniences, Nice position. Apply—' HOUSE, all Whataupoko. F. HALL. BINDERY DEPARTMENT. WANTED at once, Girl to learn bookbinding in all its branches. Previous experience not necessary. Apply Foreman, Jobbing Department, Gisborne Times. WANTED. WANTED —BOY, to drive waggon and make himself generally useful; also, several Boys, for Plumbing and Painting Works. Apply— F. HALL AND SONS. ICE I T The Groat Summer Drink. NOTICE TO STOREKEEPERS. IN consequence of the Excessive loss sustained by us in bottles, wo, the undersigned, have beeu compelled to make a charge for same to all storekeepers, who are requested to colfect from their clients an extra penny per bottle for all drinks taken away from stores, this amount to be refunded on return of bottles; this will take effect from, and including Monday the 23rd inst. SMITH BROS. H. MARTIN. D. J. BARRY. NOTICE. rjlQ gHEEPFARMERS. ARE CASH BUYERS OF BEEF, MUTTON, AND LAMB AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES. COMMON, SHELTON, & CO., Ltd. £AND I WANT YOU. YOU WANT ME. I WANT YOU because I have farms to offer in all Districts to suit all requirements. YOU WANT ME because I can place at your disposal 15 years’ experience of this District as Farmer, Valuer, and Estate Agent. Call on me. A chat will do you no harm and will cost nothing. W. USSANT CLAYTON, STOCK AND STATION AGENT. SALVATION GISBORNE. A RMY JgUYERS. BAND SUNDAY. ON Sunday Next the Meetings at the Barracks will be conducted by the members of the local Band. During the day special vocal and instrumental items will bo rendered. NEW YEAR CELEBRATION. On New Year’s Eve there will_ be a special open-air meeting at 7.30 p.m. Watch-night Service at 11.30 p.m. On New Year’s Day a Picnic will he held at Wainui. SEASONABLE GREETINGS. Adjutant and Mrs. Dickens take this opportunity of wishing the. Members and Friends of the Corps— A HAPPY NEW YEAR.