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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 142, 26 June 1901, Page 3

MATAWHERO STOCK SALE FIXTURES. Thubsday, July 25 N.Z. 1 LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO'., Ltd. . * JUi WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. Williams and Kettle, Limited, Will hold a SPECIAL SALE Of STOCK, On THURSDAY NEXT, 27th Instant, When they will offer On account of Mr T. Byrne—--220 80 12 12 TO 15- MONTH-OLD STEERS. TO 15 - MONTH-OLD HEIFERS. A. F. KENNEDY, Auctioneer.

[Telphone No. 149.] CASH TIMBER YARD, Gladstone Koad. RMCKRELL & COLLEY, TIMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS~AND CONTRACTORS. Have for Sale Kauri, Totara, Matai, Riruu Timber in all classes, Planed, P.T.G., Rusticated Weatherboards, Match Lining,. Palings, Pickets, Verandah Brackets, Mouldings, House Blocks, Sashes, Doors, and All Kinds of Joinery made from Well-seasoned Timbor. Nails, Slates, Locks, Hinges, and all Building Requirements kept in Stock. Cheap Quotations for Cash. Estimates given Pbee. The Largest Stock of Seasoned Timber in Gisborne. Note tjie Addeess— MACKRELL & COLLEY, Builders and Contractors,. Gladstone Road. ADVANCE GISBORNE! More like London every, day as proved by proposed drainage scheme, water supply and the advent of the CITY BUFFET' Roll up for Luncheons, Teas, and Suppers! All Meals a Speciality 1

ANTED A Man, for butchery . , business; principally basket work. Apply D. Gordon, Butcher. ANTED—A General Servant. Times office. Apply WANTED— Partner, sleeping or active, with fair capital; good business. No losses. Address, “ Confidential, Gisborne Times office. care WANTED to Buy—Maori Curios. Apply “G.K.," Times office. ANTED KNOWN—That the Gisuoiine Daily Times can be obtained from A. Robertson, Grocer, Upper Gladstone Road. ANTED to Purchase—Cottage and section, £SO cash, balance monthly, immediate; also, Cottages other clients, and J-acres. J. Peckover and Co., Land Agents, Gisborne. WANTED KNOWN—J. Peckover and Co., Estate and Business Agents, near Crawford’s Book Arcade, Gisborne, have for s tie Businesses, Acre fronting three streets, and Cottages, House and 2 acres £570, House and 5J acres £7OO, House and 18 acres £7OO, New seven-roomed Villa and J-acre £525, House and J-acre £450, House and J-acre £420, Acre and Villa £4OO, £550 ; Half-acre, corner, (and Two Houses; large House and barns and 7 acres £6OO ; House and 52 acres, and 26 acres, both near town; Halfacres £65, £6B, £IOO ; 5 acres, £200; 6 acres £300; about 900, 1400, 1200 acres, the latter very rich grazing laud, etc. Money at current rates. Section and Small Dairy Farm to Lease.

ORMOND 1 Ormond ! Ormond ! Thursday evening. Brakes will leave Albion Club Hotel at G p.m. and 7 p.m. IF you want to have a good night’s enjoyment, go to the Druids’ Social Gathering on Tuesday, July 9th (first night of Steeplechase Meeting). EET ’em all come! young and old, to Ormond, Thursday evening, and see the Mohawks. TSIHE Social Event of July will be the -fl_ Plain and Fancy Dress Ball, in the Theatre Royal, in connection with the New Zealand Natives’ Association. STUBBS & CO. have for sale House and Land, at Kaiti, a real bargain; also Sheep Run, for sale or lease, and other desirable properties. "VT A TIV E ASSOCIATION’S Annual -L'l Fancy Dress Ball will be held on Thursday, 25th July. A BARGAIN I —A few pair of Thompson’s Celebrated Corsets. Best Quality. Usual price, 14s Gd; now, only 10s. —C. Rosie & Co. BEAVIS is the working man’s friend. He supplies a geod meal at any hour of the day for One Shilling. Hot Pie, Potatoes, and Coffee, Sixpence. Opposite Morrison's, in Gladstone road. YISITORS from the country should not fail to look in at the City Buffet at Noon. And don’t you forget it. WHEN you want to make 20s equal 30s in the purchase of very good service' ble Household Furniture, Books, Hardware, Clothing, Tinware, Harness, Brushware Boots, Jewellery etc., GO TO ATTWOOD.

YISITOBS tb‘.,GTsfrdflle: dan obtain Hot Meals at all 1 h’otfrs at Beavis’ Befreshment Booms (premises recently occupied by Mr H. Warren). / CHOICE lot of English Perfumery (direct from the manufacturer), 6d, 9d, Is, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d per bottle. Choice Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs, Puff Boxes, etc., at Lowest Prioes.—C. BOSIE & CO. SPLENDID Boarding' Accommodation at the Universal Dining Booths. Every attention, and charges moderate.—Mbsdames Cramp and Stevensoii; Pridjlii'etresSes. T BOBEBTSON’’S—Just to hand: 50 Pairs KaiapoirTweed Trousers, at 7s Gd each; 50 pairs Saddle Tweed Trousers, at 12s 6d each. iT is time the ladidS nnd gentlemen were selecting their presses for the Plain and Fancy Dress Ball’, to be held the Natives’ Association. FOB Winter Wear-Boys' Beefer Jackets, at 6s lid eabh; Men’s Waterproof Coats, from 255; Boys’ and Men’s Oilskin Coats, from 8s 6d (guaranteed waterproof).— At BOBEBTSON’S.' _ STUBBS & CO. have buyer for property not too far back, say, £4OOO or £5000; also for a house, Gisborne or Whataupoko, must be cheap. AYEBY Washing Machine, Copying Press, Ladies’ and Gents’ Saddles, Go-carts, Toilet Ware, Men’s Clothing, Fenders and Irons, Cheffoniers, Crockery, Jam Jarß, Safes, Crowbais. GO TO ATTWOOD.

WHOisßeavis? To answer this query just drop in at the Supper Booms (opposite Morrison’s), in Gladstone Boad. No one should miss calling. DOUBLE and Single Iron Bedsteads from 12s 6d, Wire and Copper Spring Mattresses, School Desk j in fact, everything from Wicker Chairs to Wellington Boots. GO TO ATTWOOD. STUBBS & CO. have £ISOO to Lend, in one sum, in July. Bills discounted daily. HOT SUPPEBS—Ham and Eggs, Grills, etc.—At James Erskine’s Befreshment Booms on Saturday evenings. IVTEXT to the advent of the Duke, the _J3I chief attraction of the season will be the Plain and Fancy Dress Ball, to be held by the Natives' Association on Jnly 25th. BABBACKEBS for the Huia fifteen show best form after dining at. Beavis’, Gladstone road. THE CITY BUFFET is now open. A splendid lunch for One Shilling. WHEN you are hungry or down in the dumps calL on Beavis, at Befreshment Booms, in Gladstone road. A good meal at a moderate price will cheer you up. KBUGEB Dependables, and that keeps “De Wet from defeat.”—Pirated from Hastings Bulletin,