Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2338, 3 November 1908, Page 4

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Change of advertisements should reach this office before five o’clock each evening-

WHATEVER YOU EAT ©H ALWAYS gUSIIY UPOH COOP TEA SiSIiSSHHBR Xl2a i gs * %• m APIS THE se&T M<>AIE»'4'EXPEaiEMCE CAN BUK SOL& BY Alt CROCERS

DAIRYMEN! 'J’HROV# A WAY yOUR gOA IT. is almost invariably niado fro the fat of dead animals, rcl'us grease, etc., collected in all sorts < ways. Those who livo near soa] ..WOrJuwlcnaiui ——— i Mr John Warren has received about 1 liirty competitive designs for the pro-' josed new church for St. Andrew’s' longregation. At his Rotorua meeting, Air. W. D. 3. Macdonald, in reply to a question, aid he had not received a printed ipeech from the Premier or anyone Jso. “The law is meant for those who ire awake, not for those who ire asleep,” was Sir Robert Stout’s eminent at the Native Land Comhission yesterday on a native’s dilaoriness. - ■ The annual. general meeting of the ?ovorty Bay Coursing Club will bo reiki this evening at the registered iffice, Morse’s saloon, at 7.30 o’clock. Vll interested in'coursing arc invited o »attend. The Poverty Bay Coursing Club ins secured a five years’ lease of tho ?ark racecourse for use as a Plumpon and will shortly be stocking it vith hares. The Club will be glad >o negotiate with anyone, who can iupply hares. 4 • Joseph Burke, formerly licensee of ho Record Reign Hotel, liais been id judged bankrupt. The first meetng of creditors will be held at the ifhco of the Deputy Official Assignee Mr. J.l Coleman) at 2.30 y.m. on i\Jo»day ? just. ;