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Gisborne Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5582, 10 September 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ). WILKINSON’S (Successors to J. It. Redstone and Sons. Ltd.) ROYAL MAIL MOTOR AND COACH , SERVICES. 2 To TOLOGA & TOKOMARU BAY, Mondays and Thursdays, 7 a.m. WAIROA, via MORERE, Mondays and Thursdays, 7 a.m. WAIROA, via TINIROTO, Mon- — days, 7.30 am. (Car connects with coach to and i from Waerenga-o-kuri). To WAERENGA-O-KURI, Mon--50 days, 7.30 i.m.; Fridays, 10.30 a.m. From Waerenga-o-kuru, Mondays, 10 a.m.; Fridays. To KAITERATAHI, Saturdays oni'- ly, 11 a.m. and 10.30 p.m. after Pictures. From Kaiteratahi, Satur- — day onlv, 12 noon, 11.30 p.m. SPECIALS ARRANGED ALL I L . 5* WEATHERS. Ail passages must be booked at Head Office. y ) i) r, s T > L. ILOWE STREET. GISBORNE. PHONE 1036DLOST AND FOUND TjKXUND, at Guthrie and Maddocks —Fancy and Floral Voiles for ladies’ dresses, in all the newest, designs. Prices Is lid, 2s Gd, 3s 6d, 4 S - 6cl to os lid.—Guthrie and Maddock, “Home of Good Values.” *-iraiw-. —-v.4 —a*—. CN44!.^- - MEETINGS. EAST COAST RAILWAY AND DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE. t A PUBLIC MEETING will he held -"• in N.Z. Farmers’ Union Office, on SATURDAY, lltli September, at j 2 p.m. Full attendance specially re- ( quested. Business: General. W. M. BAYLY, Secretary. GISBORNE RACING CLUB. NTOTICE is hereby given that the Thirty-first Annual Meeting of Members will be held in the Secretary’s Office, Custom-house Street, on TUESDAY 14th September, 1920, = at 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Balance Sheet. To receive Report. And General. H. E. DODD, Secretary.

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. DON’T FORGET TO BUY THIS WEEK'S ]?REE jXVNCE.” BRIGHTEST AND BEST OF ALL THE PICTORIALS. gPECIAL Q.ISBORNE j^UMBER GO-AHEAD GTSBORN E—THE PULSE OF THE EAST COAST. BRIGHT & GRAPHIC DESCRIPTTYE MATTER. PROFUSELY I ILLUSTR ATED. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW. ALL BOOKSELLERS. PRICE—SIX PEN C E. TE KARAKA TOWN HOARD. A S the number of Candidates nomincited deos not exceed the number of vacancies, I hereby declare the following duly elected to serve as Members of the Te KarakaTown Board, until the next biennial election: — ALBERT MICHAEL LEWIS LANCELOT CHARLES ALLEN GEORGE FREDERICK BELL GEORGE DELVJN BYFORD ERNEST FERDINAND KRAUSE MYLES DOYLE HILARY JAMES PEAOOOKE. J. CARTWRIGHT. Returning Officer. Te Karaka, September 8. 1920. —NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS— H. GEORGE (For six year S '4n charge of Masonic Saloon), TJAIRDRESSER And 'TOBACCONIST, gUILDINGS (Opposite Pettie’s), / Where Customers can rely upon receiving prompt and personal attention. Large Stocks of Smokers’ and Toilet Requisites. Razors Set and Satisfaction Guaranteed. MRS. MORRISON, Late of Caroline Bay and Stafford Tea Rooms, Timaru. HOPES TO OPEN THE ALEXANDRA TEA ROOMS (Opnosite Pettie’s) On WEDNESDAY, Bth INST., AS A FIRST-CLASS LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOM, X And will endeavor to eater for the public so as to please her cLonts. Personal supervision will be given to all Cooking and Serving, and strict attention will be paid to C’ean- ; liness and Dainty Service. WEDDTXG BREAKFASTS CATERED FOR, PRIVATE LUNCHEON. TEA, AND DINNER PARTIES Will also he a Specialty. IDESIRABLE, RESIDENTIAL SITE 8 ACRES 5 MILgS FROM P.O. PRICE -£lls PER ACRE APPLY" AT ONCE TO C. G BLOORE LOWE STREET.