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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2110, 8 February 1908, Page 1

ip ...cm lit (Pi >ut:Si-j ~ V< •' ,,, ' > ~<w , " ‘v r 4i* t <M»lf^h:£rß=@ss** EW rZEALAND JgAILWAYS N EW Z POLLARD’S OPERA COMPANY AT GISBORNE. ON SATURDAY, Fob. Bth, the Train which usually loaves Gisborne lor To Karaka and back at 9.30 p.m. will bo DELAYED, and run as under:— Gisborne, dcp. 10.45 p.m. To Karaka, arr. 11.50 p.m. To Karaka, d. 12 midnight. Gisborne, arr. 1.5 a.m. BY ORDER. NO-LICENSE LEAGUE, GISBORNE. Monthly meeting and farewell social to Mr. Ralk, Organiser, will be hold in Wesloy Schoolroom on MONDAY r , Fob, 10th, at 8 p.m. HERBERT INGRAM, Acting Secretary. NOTICE. Anyone found trespassing on my properties at Matoki or Tarulieru with dog or gun will be prosecuted. P. O’SULLIVAN. Feb. C, 1908. Public Works Office, Te Karaka, Jan. 22nd, 1908. TENDERS will be received at this Office until NOON on MONDAY, 10th February, for the erection of Cattle and Sheep Yards at Puha and Waikohu Railway Stations. Plan and specifications may be seen at Gisborne Railway Station, and at this Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. E. ARMSTRONG, TITHE Touring Manager for Mr. X J, C. Williamson’s Musical Comedy Co., appearing here on Feb. 17, 18, and 19, is finding considerable difficulty in providing tlie 90 members of the Company with suitable accommodation, and will be pleased if any families who have rooms to spare will communicate with Mr. TV. Miller. KAITI BEACH. IVTOTICE is hereby given that the It Ru u7ic are NOT allowed to camp, or light fires on the Road leading round the Kaiti Beach, extending from the Freezing Works to the Pali Hill.

Persons infringing will bo prosecuted. It. I). B. ROBINSON, Town Clerk. Gisborne, 7th Feb., 1908. ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MR. HECTOR MACLEAN, 8.A., Student Deputy, will occupy the pulpit TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), morning and evening, in the interests of Homo Misions. Special collection in aid of the Fund. D R G (St. Bartholomew’s and Children’s Hospitals, London) HAS Commenced Practice in Cus-tom-house Street (next the Poverty Bay Club). Consultation Hours: 12 to 3 and 7 to 8. During the absence of Dr. Morrison Pr. Gerard Smith will attend to his patients. Telephono No. 8. 1.0.0. F., M.U, MEMBERS of the above Lodge are particularly _ reqtiested to attend Lodge on MONDAY EY ENING. Business: Important. J. A. SHARLANO, N.G. ERARD gMITH S SUNDAY AFTERNOON, At 2.30 p.m. MEMBERS of Pollard’s Opera Company, with Local Vocalists, have kindly confuted to give a Sacred Concert, on behalf of the funds of the Cook County Women’s Guild. SILVER COIN COLLECTION. ACRED QONCERT. gPLENDID S HEE p J, L' TTLE ARM.

300 ac al s £l3 101Rich Patutahi flat and hill country, handy to town. Distance about 12 miles by good road. About 100 acres flat, but more plougliable. Full particulars as to carrying capacity obtained on application at--IV. LISSANT CLAYTON’S Office. GREAT BARGAINS'. '. '. SCIENTIFIC DRESSMAKING done -gXCELSIOR JJOUSE. GREY STREET, GISBORNE. MRS NELSON begs to notify the Ladies of Gisborne she is selling MILLINERY AT LOWEST PRICES, on Premises. TEA IS MOST DELICIOUS. [T has a. bright amber colored infusion, turning to a rich redlisli brown color when the milk and iUgar have been added, a sure test if a good Ten. “AMBER TIPS’’ assists digestion, uid does not cause indigestion, as Joes the black liquoring, earthy ilavncd farmings and cheap rubbishy leas, great quantities ot which aro mid in the North Island. THE BEST TEA IS ALWAYS ME CHEAPEST IN THE LONG RUN. . „ “AMBER TIPS” is free from the tannin found in low class 'leas which is so injurious to the health. “AMBER TIPS” Tea obtained the highest award and a special Gold Medal for excellence and quality at the International Exhibition as against all other Tea exhibitors. PRICES aro Is lOd and 2s a lb in 11b and Hb tins. 51b and 10 b boxes not weight, also in bulk half-cliests at Is 8d a lb.