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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4757, 3 January 1918, Page 8

The population of the Country Is hound to increase* but the amount of land available for settlement never will —except in value. CET IN HOW l cres HOLD zing Kun Expires in 10 years. Eight of Renewal. Compensation for Improvements. 1800 acres in grass; balance bush. Well watered. Sub-divided into 10 paddocks 9-roomed bouse and 2 wbares. Woolsbed (5 machines), yards and Dip. To a practical man exceptional terms will be given. P© r Acre. AGENTS, LOWE STREET. Poverty Bay Carriage v JOHN B. LEYOON . . . HAB A MESSAGE FOR YOU I My message iB sent to everyone in and round Gisborne who owns a horse-pulled Vehicle. In plain words* when your TRAP or BUGGY needs REPAIRING, bring it to me. I promise good, honest workmanship, moderate charges and satisfaction, CARRIACE REPAIRS AND PAINTING Carried out on the shortest notice by skilled workers. Work undertaken on any Beale. This is the factory for a fair and square deal. JOHN I. LEYOON BRIGHT STREET GISBORNE. PHONE 19fl. ARE BEST BUILT TO ORDER Has it not occurred to you some time or other that you would like to make a few improvements in the Waggon you useP Well, why not have one made to order P Our Coachbuilding Factory is the best equipped in the district —why not use it for your new Waggon, Buggy or Gig. Drop in and let’s talk it over. Our workmanship stands all tests, and moderate prices are the rule. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS. Sons LIMITED. GISBORNE’S LEADING COACH BUILDERS. IMP Only our own Carters are authorised to collect BOTTLES on our account. JARS bearing our brand are our sole property* although a deposit (refunded or credited on return of each jar) may have been paid or charged.