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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 36, 12 February 1901, Page 4

MUEEWAI HOTEL. MUREWAI. W. HACKETT BEGS to notify the Travelling Public and Residents of the district that he has entered into possession of the above Hotel, where he will be glad to meet his friends. ALL THE LIQUORS KEPT ARE OF TEE BEST BRANDS. Good Attendance, Good Attendance• CHARGES MODERATE. W. HACKETT, Proprietor. Cook County Furnishing Warehouse. £jALL AND INSPECT THE Magnificent Stock. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS. JOHN TOWNLEY.

THE 20TH CENTURY I A HAPPY NEW YEAR! R T SEYMOUR, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, you the Compliments of the * Season, and respectfully calls attention to his specially fine Stock of— WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. If you want a Watch or Chain or Jewellery, you will find that your taste can be suited at Mr Seymour’s Establishment, adjoining the Theatre Royal.

GISBORNE Engineering and Cycle Works. LOWE STREET. JAMES BROWN is prepared to undertake all kinds of NEW and REPAIR work in ENGINEERING, BOILERMAKING and BLACKSHITHING. Having been appointed local agent for the Austral Cycle Agency, I am now showing the following up-to-date English-made BICYCLES (ladies and gents)—Humbers, Swifts, Ariels, Singers, and Triumphs j also the colonial-made Atalanta. I am now making Bicycles (the Colonial) in the manufacture of which nothing but the very best of English parts and material is'used. This enables anyone wanting a bicycle to get one specially suited to their requirements. Please call and inspect these bioycles before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of Bioycle Repairs, Brazing, Enamelling, Plating, etc., done on the premises (by Specialist). BICYCLES ON HIRE. JAMES BROWN, Engineeb & Machinery Agent, Lowe Street.

D. T. HUGHES, GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, WILL be pleased to meet Old and New Customers at his GROCERY Establishment in the Premises formerly occupied by Mr H. Lewis, draper. The BEST CLASS of GOODS kept in Stock Prompt attention given to all orders reoeived. A TRIAL ORDER respectfully solicited from those who have not yet visited the POPULAR GROCERY. D. T. HUGHES, Gladstone Road.

D. M. ORR HAS FOE. SALE, Ex Late Arrivals : QNE TON DONAGHY’S TWINE 5 bales Cornsacks, 44 and 48 inch 50 sacks Fowl Wheat 50 sacks Fresh Pollard and Bran Fresh Oatmeal BINDER Meek’s Flour, in 25’s, 50’s, 100’s, and sacks Large Stocks of all kinds of Stokes, Ironmongery, Seeds, Wike, Staples, Wike Netting, Etc., Etc. Also: Every description of FARM and DAIRY PRODUCE. Special line of TURNIP SEED, 2d per lb to clear, suitable for bush land. Full Stock of DUN and WHITE OATS MAIZE, BARLEY, CHAFF, Etc. NEW POTATOES in any quantity. ONIONS. LOAF CHEESE, Etc., Etc. Consignments of FRUIT arriving by every steamer from Sydney, South Sea Islands, and Auckland. Premises now doubled in size, and nothing b the BEST description of goods kept and at Lowest Possible Pkices. D. M. ORE. HARRY ADAIR'S • footwabe BUILT FOR HARD WEAjR,