QUiHN’S VICTORIA STABLE PEEL STBEET. THE ' Proprietor’s long connection with tho Livery Stable Business in Gisborne warrants his soliciting a fair share of the Patronage of the Gisborne' Travelling Orders placed with him will receive most careful attentions and it will bo his endeavor to give hi, patrons entire satisfaction. In order to meet the largely increasing demand for accommodation for horses and vehicles, the proprietor has considerably increased his stables, which are run on up-to-date lines. Grooms are in attendance at the stables at all hours for the convenience of country customers. A number of comfortable and easyrunning vehicles for hire at moderate rates; also, first-class hacks. Charges : Feed, Is; Stand, 6d. Good paddocking at moderate rates, trial solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. T. QUINN, Proprietor, Victoria Stables.
REMEMBER! ! REMEMBER ! ! REMEMBER! ! That lor a FIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPH JOHN ROBB CANNOT BE BEATEN. A visit to his Studio in Gladstone Road will satisfy the most exacting. THIS IS A PAOT ! SPECIALTIES— Artistic Studies, Enlargements, Picnic Parties, Children’s Portraituro, and Group A TRIAL CONFIDENTLY SOLICITED JOHN ROBB, Gladstone Road. Universal Dining Rooms GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisdornk. THE above [Commodious and Centrallysituated Restaurant has been taken over by Mbs CRAMP and Mbs STEVENSON, whose names are a guarantee that the House will be conducted in the best style. 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 oharges are reasonable.
SUPPERS. From 8 p.m. to Midnight Appetising Hot Suppers will be available, and those who patronise the UNIVERSAL will be well pleased. The Suppers will [bo a special feature, and Customers will nave a tasty bill-of-fare to choose from. UNIVERSAL DINING BOOMS, Proprietresses : MESDAMES CRAMP & STEVENSON. Albion Club Hotel, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE Mr. and Mrs. Steele HAVE pleasure in announcing that they have taken possession of the above well-known and commodious FAMILY HOTEL, And visitors oan rely upon receiving every attention. £A FIRST-CLASS TABLE, under the personal supervision of Mrs Steele, will be maintained. To meet the wishes of country patrons Dinner will be served at 1 o’olock on Saturdays.
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. Tho proprietor haß secured the whole of the upstairs portion of Messrs Crawford and Son’s building, and this has been turned into SEVEN EIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS fitted up with all modern improvements. t 3" Conveyance meets all Steamers. ALBIOS CLUB HOTEL. Telephone No. 42. BRITISH EMPIRE STABLES. Entrances: By Empire Hotel & Firedele. HAYING taken over the above well-know Stables, I beg to notify to the Publi generally that these Stables having been recently Re-built, are now without exception the most commodious and complete stables in this district. The accommodation for Horses and Vehicles is so arranged that they are substantially protected from all weathers. Incandescent lights are erected throughout the Stables, which benefit thenight-travelling public will appreciate. Late travellers will be attended to at all hours. No pains will be spared in making the patrons of this establishment pleased with their visit, and one call will convince them of the superiority over all other stables in tho distriot. Charges equal to any in town. Paddocking at moderate rates. D. MCKENZIE, Proprietor. UANGAREHU lAWMILL.
WILLIAM KING; HAYING Ite-erected his Mill at the Ruangarehu Bush, begs to inform his customers that he is now in a position to supply them with BUILDING TIMBER, both Rough and Dressed, of First-class Quality. All Orders addressed to Makauri will receive Prompt Despatch. A General Assortment of Building Timber always on hand at the Yard. Special Quotations to Gash Customers . WILLIAM KING, Makauri.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 140, 24 June 1901, Page 4
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