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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9852, 3 November 1924, Page 4

MONTAGU F. ROBINSON C.It.A. (Glasgow). pJROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT. Office: 3698, Palmerston lid. TRADESMEN’S BOOKS KEPT EFFICIENTLY. INCOME TAX RETURNS PARED. PRE-

jmu RTHERN STEAM SHIP COM- / I>ANY, LIMITED. FAST PASSENGER SERVICE. THRICE WEEKLY. THE S.S. SSSlttlss T EAVES The Mtpun' (Tauranga) D every Ikiesjayil Thursday, ai) d Saturday, a<r7.Jw pjp>• > after the ar ' rival of tlffostrain from Matata,. and •MATANGI ibets ed by Or 111, WilQ ar andV arrives nljx'fc morning, 7 o’clock. Company, Ltd., and Aard Oars leave G isJjSrne on Tuesdays, Thursdays, at 6 a.in., and connect the Steamer Traui at Service to" .ff' Tickets. —Steamer t tainablo from tujra Ber tho Company|s*A®ent meets ali Cars cm a, r ~ Fares. —Through Oars~*f>y Car Steamer, but n M including Rad Com Matata to Mount: — Motor £3/12/6 Motor £5/17/6 Steamer £l/7/6 Steamer £2/12/6 £5/0/0 £3/10/0 RETURN.—The s.s. Matangi leaves Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 p.m., and connects with tho train at Tho Mount (Tauranga) for Matata following morning. The Motor Service Cars leave Matata on the urrival of .the train, and arrive at Gisborne zf 6.30 p.m. HOLMES—On IjpPvWber 2, at Cook Hospital, Florence Holmes, third daughter#! Gfeorae and Florence Holmes, Igecjf foultecn years. Tho Funeral ’>\djp lea|re McLean* Street, on Tuesday. MATTELfifWS—At Cook HospijJ Gisbofiu&i on ./November 1, . Ejfv belovf d i#d,au Jfitor jaf jJ oh® «md parents’ rcsi(fencc7 33 Lyndhurst St., at 2 p.in.§ r l:l>-LA V , tor T'artilicru Cemetery.

Tho ’■‘UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE. Roi.fi on tho market. A product of the North British Rubber Co. AH size'* All chemists and dealers; , The cable news in this issue accredited to the London “Times” has appeared in that journal, but only where expressly stated is such news the editorial opinion of the "Times.”