BUSINESS NOTES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2140, 24 July 1907, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTES.

Mr P. Lo Grovo, representing tli Barlock Typewriter Company, of Wei lington, is in town. Tho Bar loci Typewriter has proved itself one o tl'ie most successful visible-writ iiq machines, and in addition to its man; : good qualities, it is claimed that i is the oasiest machino to work am that extraordinary swiftness can b( attained on it. -Tho Barlock has hat the distinction of being approved b> His Majesty tho King. Mr Jowers, of the Sweeteries, has a notice olsowhforo regarding the toffees and similar goods which lie manufactures. A special point is made of the fact that his goods are superior to imported swoots in that they aro made from fresh local creamery butter. Attention is directed by Messrs J. Peckovor and Co. to their photographic display of properties for sale. A cook is wanted, to bo held at Mntnwhoro to-morrow appear in another column. Mr. T. J. Thomas n..., .. notice elsewhere vdative to Canterbury potatoes. Present entries for tlio stock sale to be held at Mntnwhoro to-morrow, appear in another coulnin. On Saturday Messrs. Miller and Craig will offer at auction the unclaimed goods in tho hands of Mr. Geo Smith, pawnbroker. A shop in Gladstone-road is advertised to let. Mr. J. Roland, general repairer, has a business notice olsewliere in tliii issue. I > another column Kir. W. L. Clayton advertises a number of properties for salo. An experienced married couple are wanted for a sheep station. A boy is wanted. A district agent for Blenheim is wanted by a firo and accident insurance company. Mr. E. J. West, of tho Dunedin Nursories, has a notice elsewhere in this issue regarding pruning and spraying.

An advertissnent elsewhere gives the dates on which stock sales will be held at Matawliero.