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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 126, 7 June 1901, Page 3

AND COMPANY, GISBORNE, WOOL MERCHANTS, STOCK & STATION AGENTS GENERAL MERCHANTS. NAPIER, WELLINGTON, and DUNEDIN. London House

SANDERSON, MURRAY, and CO. advances Made in WOOL and Other PRODUCE for Sale in Gisborne and for Shipment to London. MARINE INSURANCE Effected at Lowest Rates. STATION STORES and all GENERAL MERCHANDISE Supplied.

GRASS SEEDS BRUSHWARE JUTE GOODS FENCING MATERIALS MANURES CHEMICALS HARDWARE OILS PAINTS ROPE AND TWINE AMMUNITION LIQUORS TOBACCOS Etc., Etc. WYLLIE & MASON, AGENTS. H. It. SMITH, PRACTICAL GOLDSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCHMAKER, GOLDSMITH S HALL, (Near Firebell) Gladstone Road.

H. SMITH, be was a citizen Of famous London town ; A MASTEB GOLDSMITH eke was he Of credit and renown. In Clerkenwell he learnt his trade, That college of the art, In all the mysteries of which Excelled he from the start. In Sydney, too, for many years His talent he has shown, As many friends and patrons there I’m sure will gladly own. If watoh goes wrong, or clock is stopped, Or brooch or ring wants mending ; Take them to SMITH and feel quite sure Your trouble you’ll be ending. If marriage you are thinking of, And want a ring and keeper, He’ll make you them in first-class stylo; You’ll not find any cheaper. A watoh-chain, brooch, a pair of links, Or collar stud he’ll make In such a way you’ll surely say “ He fairly ‘ takes the cake.’ ” If of spectacles or glasses You wish to buy a pair, Why go to SMITH —be keeps the best, And treats his patrons fair. If once a trial you’ll give him, I’m certain ’tis no myth, You’ll never seek another shop, But stick to H. E. SMITH.

Note the Address : GOLDSMITH’S HALL, (Near ‘Fibebell) Gladstone Eoad, Gisbobne. MASONIC STABLES, ' (Opposite Masonic Hotel) LOWE STEEET, Gisborne. Telephone No. 80. Telephone No. 80. THE Proprietor of these Stables wishes to impress upon the Publio that his Stables are now on the most up-to-date lines, where customers are treated with civility and attention, and their horses with quietness and the best of fodder. The stock of Brakes, Broughams, Landaus, Wagonettes, Buggies, Gigs, etc., etc., are of the best, and are available for Weddings, Picnics, Funerals, Excursions, etc., at a few moments' notice, and all orders for the above left with the Proprietor, will be creditably carried out at reasonable prices. A large well-grassed and watered paddock has lately been bought within three miles of Gisborne, where horses can be spelled. Owing to the increasing business and to accommodate the public travelling at night, the doors of the stables are never closed—a Night Groom being in constant attendance. The horses are of the best, having won among other prizes Ist in Double Harness and Ist Tandem (Four Tears in Succession). The Drivers kept can be relied upon, having gained first award in Driving Competitions. All sick horses (unless suffering from contagious diseases) oared for and dootored. Horses clipped and trimmed up by an expert. Cabs available at all times and places.

F. s. DES BABBES, Proprietor. THE GISBORNE TIMES. THE GISBOENE DAILY TIMES can be obtained from the following:— Town Agents. T. Adams Crawford and Son The Beehive H. J. Bushnell J. Sigley Mrs H. Warren A. Bobertson CoastAii Agents. J. Bailey, Tatapouri J. B. Shaw, Pakarae A. P. Agnew, Tolago Bay McDonald and Co., Tokomarn G. Cotterell, Tokomaru T. Beady, Tuparoa Fry and Pettie, Waipiro C. Butler, Awanui J. Gordon, Te Puia Hot Springs Coontby Agents. Makaraka, Mrs Dixon’s store Matawhero, B. H. Image Waerenga-a-hika, B. Colebrook Ormond, B. McCoomb Te Arai, T. Daulton Patutahi, Mrs Stevens Karaka, A. Lewis.

_NOTICEOF REMOV^. A. Gr> TFELEELER, UNDERTAKER, EMBALMER, AND CARPENTER, BEGS to inform his friends amtthe public generally that he has removed to premises in DERBY STREET, between Childers road and Gladstone road. Children’s Funerals from £l, Adults from £7, complete. Cash or Time payments. Eighteen years’ practical experience in New Zealand. Embalming at moderate price ; to keep remains till arrival of absent relatives and friends

T7WR REAL HARD WEAR.—Just opened JLJ 25 pairs Men’s Cord Trousers, 5s 9d each, at Robertson's. New GOODS. Just arrived, Boys’ Tweed Overcoats, with capes ; all sizes from 12s 6d. Good strong line for school wear, at ROBERTSON’S. OT SUPPERS—Ham and Eggs, Grills, etc.—At, James Erskino’s Refreshment Rooms on Saturday evenings. PURCHASE your Groceries from A. Robertson, oorner of Disraeli street and Gladstone Road. Agent for Gisborne Times.. KRUGER Wears Hennessy’s Depen. dables, and that keeps “ De Wet from defeat."—Pirated from Hastings Bulletin.