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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 78, 9 April 1901, Page 3

COMMON, SHELTON AND 00, LIMITED, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. SOFT GOODS DEPARTMENT. AUTUMN AND WINTER SHIPMENTS ■ Es S.S. KAEAMEA. NOW OPENING. Bush Bugs White Blankets Printed Flannels Unshrinkable Shirtings Printed Flannelettes Fancy Velours Cardigan Jackets Men’s Jerseys Boys’ Jerseys Nat. Llama Shirts „ ~ Trousers Nat. Wool Shirts ~ „ Trousers Gents’ Ties Gents! Umbrellas Ladies’ Umbrellas Gents’ Driving Gloves Ladies’ Driving Gloves Ex S.S. BANFFSHIRE. White and Pink Flannelettes Striped Flannelettes Angola Shirtings Huntly Tweed Shirtings Devon Tweed Shirtings Inspection of these Special Shirtings Invited. SADDLERY. We have just opened a few cases of COLONIAL SADDLERY which we are now selling at Prices that Defy Competition. The “Special Queensland Stock Saddle,” We would advise Stock-riders and others to call and inspect. SADDLERY Ijgjif Of All Descriptions Kept. Boots and Shoes. Leathers. Grindery, Saddlers’ Ironmongery.

A SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE. D. M. ORR HAS FOB SALE, Ex Late Arrivals : ONE TON DONAGHY’S BINDER TWINE 5 bales Cornsacks, 44 and 48 inch 50 sacks Fowl Wheat 50 sacks Fresh Bollard and Bran Fresh Oatmeal Meek’s Flour, in 25’s, 50’s, 100’s, and sacks Large Stocks of all kinds of Stores, Ironmongery, Seeds, Wire, Staples, Wire 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 but the BEST description of goods kept and’ and at Lowest Possible Prices. D. M. OKE.

PRIMROSE & LESLIE w E ARE OPENING UP SPECIAL SHIPMENTS Of GrOLE REQUISITES; And invite the Inspection of the Public. A First-class Stock of SADDLERY AND HARNESS On Hand. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS FOR CASH. PRIMROSE AND LESLIE; Gladstone Road x Peel Street. Gisborne.

UNIVERSAL DINING ROOMS, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. THE above Commodious and Centrallysituated Restaurant has been taken over by Mrs CRAMP and Mrs STEVENSON, whose names are a guarantee that the House will be conducted in the Best Style. Mrs Cramp was Head Cook at the Masonic Hotel, and prior to that at the Albion Club Hotel, and holds the highest testimonials from leading hotels in the large cities. Mrs Stevenson has long been a resident o£ Gisborne, and in business here. The public can rely on the Food being of THE BEST, and cooked and served up in a way to suit the most fastidious. The Accommodation is First-class, and the charges are reasonable. SUPPERS. From 8 p.m. to Midnight appetising Hot Sappers will be available, and those who patronise the Universal will be well pleased. Th'e Suppers will be a special feature, and customers will have a tasty bill-of-fare to ohoose from. UNIVERSAL DINING EOOM.S, Proprietresses: MESDAMES CRAMP & STEVENSON. The HE T3UDGE fTSJHIT WORTH JLAjUDGS f V HITWORTH BICYCLE IS before every other Machine in the land, and is the BEST and CHEAPEST in the long run.

NO. 23 “SPECIAL” RUDGE WHITWORTH LADY’S BICYCLE Is one of the most popular Lady’s Cycles on the market, and is unequalled in design, finish, and appearance. Its elegant appearance and easy-running qualities have gained for it a very vide appreciation, especially among ladies who have become expert cyclists. The weight is low, but so cut down as not to sacrifice its strength or r’g'dity; and all its fitting?, such as mudguards, brake, etc., are practical and efficient. » W. J. McLEAN, . Travelling Representative. SWEEP OPT! W CAIRNS, of Wbataupoko, wishes it • made known that ho is prepared to Sweep Chimneys for one and all, and his charges are moderate. A TRIAL SOLICITED. . All orders left with Mr McConnell, butcher, will be promptly attended 10. Address: W. CAIRNS, r Clifford Street, Whataupoko,