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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2350, 17 November 1908, Page 1

rji O INTRODUCE our Alll PENETRABLE WATERPROOF, the NEVER-GET-WET-TH ROUGH. We are prepared to RAINPROOF ALL GARMENTS dyed by us FREE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. GARMENTS of Sill descriptions CLEANED or DYED any color. SPECIAL DRY-CLEANING PROCESS. Note Address— CLIFFORD TATTERSFIELD, Customhouse Street, Gisborne. Tel. 455. THANKS. THE Maternity Home Committee desire to acknowledge the receipt of £2O, being the proceeds of the Social inaugurated by the Ladies of Patutahi and District, and beg to sincerely thank all those who were instrumental"in arranging tlm function. - E. TOWNLEY, President. N°-L ICENSE EAGUE THE OFFICE TO-DAY will be at MR. STAFFORD’S BUILDINGS, Gladstone Road, and rooms are available for the convenience of Voters. -• A Waiting Room is specially available for Ladies. Anyone Requiring a, cab please ring up No. 159. PUBLIC NOTICE. rrUIE Parsons stand upon the platform and denounce the Liquor Trade as a Curse, run for profit at the cost of the degrada- - tion of others. YET THE RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS WAIT UPON THE HOTELKEEPERS AND ASK FOR A SHARE OF THOSE PROFITS which at the No-license Meetings they have called the Y'ellow Peril and Blood Money. I WAS SOLICITED FOR AND PAID THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS, which my Bankbook shows:— November 10th, Holy Trinity Church ... £5- os November 2nd, 190 S, Salvation Army Denial Fund ... £1 Is November 2nd, 1908, Adjutant Dickens ... ... £5 Os R. S. CHILTON, British Empire Hotel. NOTICE. rjTHERE are Seven Parsons in Gisborne who pay no rates or taxes, and are depending on the generosity of the public for a living. Under the cloak of Christianity they, arc “Preaching Prohibition,” and causing STRIFE, HATRED, ANGER and MALICE amongst neighbors, who have been friends for many years, and may be away when we have to . bear' the burthen. RATEPAYERS SHOULD REMEMBER THIS ON TUESDAY, AT THE POLL. E. P. JOYCE. [A CARD.] AN gIMSON gIMSON, LAND, PROPERTY, AND STOCK VALUER. Office: Rooms formerly occupied by Library, Lowe "Street. ' Telephone 836,