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Gisborne Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9574, 27 July 1923, Page 1

TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. HPENDERS, to Close at Noon' ot 1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1923, are invited for the Fraction of Mission House, at Manutuko, for the Waiapu Diocesan Trustees. Plans, etc., may be sc'hn at our Office. PURR & MIRFIELD, » Reg. Architects. SPECIAL ADV ERTISEMENTS. IDAYS. opHE undennentioned Firms will L CLOSE THEIR OFFICES as under:—-TO-DAY (FRIDAY), from Noon. THURSDAY, Aug. 2nd, from Noon WILLIAMS A KETTLE, LTD. N.Z. LOAN & MERC! A. CO. LTD. DALGETY & CO., LTD. MURRAY, ROBERT'S & CO. LTD. GISBORNE S.F.M. A M. CO. Ltd. COMMON SHELTON & CO. LTD. STOCKBROKERS’’ A SSN. TOCKBROKERS’ Ui-SSN. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 6-1 of “The Public Trust Office Amendment Act 1921,” that all persons having claims against the Estates of the undermentioned deceased .persons are required to lodge, IN DUPLICATE, such claims, certified as due and owing by the deceased at the date of death, wit hi the undersigned on or before the*2sth day of August, 1923: JOHN JAMES BOLLOND, late of Alanutuke, La bon rcr. THOMAS C«ARRETT, late of Gisborn e, Settler. K. A. HENDERSON, District Public Trustee. jJOR j-JICK’S jJA Y AND UCKLAND THE S.S. TIRO A WILL RECEIVE CARGO FOR HICK S BAY AND AUCKLAND CP TILL NOON TO-DAY (FRIDAY), 27th fNST. Fur Siuice. etc., apply to— G.S.F.M. -« D M. C°- Lm T ICKKTS IC K E7S F OR OR Trots, rots. TINDER Arrangements with tlic W 1 Poverty Buy 'fretting Club, THE ’ YARD Announces that Entrance Tickets to the Course can be purchased at the “AARD” Booking Office—MR, DAVY’S SALOON 'Next Coronation) On MORNING OF RACES. THE “AARD'S” ALIVE! /BOOK IIOOK j_.aOSPITAL B OARD. OARD. NOTICE. 'JO THOSE PERSONS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FUNDS FOR P ROPOS E B “ME A lOR IA L WARD.” QOME considerable time ago during LI , nv previous Chairmanship ot the Hospital Board, f was instrumental in collecting a substantial sum of money, to lie devoted to the erection of a special “Consumption Ward” as a Memorial Ward to Fallen Soldiers from this District. This’ sum has been on deposit at the Bank of New Zealand, together with the subsidy subscribed by Government, and now amounts to about £SOOO. As the need for a special ■ “Consumptive Ward” is not acute and may possibly become unnecessary owing to other action on the pa-'t of the Health Department, I am of opinion that this amount can be put to equally good use in a rather different direction, 'i he insistent need for a new Institution for the accommodation of indigent Old People, of both sexes, is becoming more, and more pressing, and as the present Institution in Roebuck Road is incapable of enlargement and is becoming very dilapidated in condition, 1 have thought that this money could he very beneficially' devoted to this undertaking. An admirable site., from all points of view, exists at the now Hospital Farm at Mangapapa, where surrounding conditions would be incomparably better than such as now obtain at the Roebuck Road site, and there are other sources of income to the Board, which make it reasonable to assert that in this way a new and commodious and suitable Horne can be built without further dipping into Ratepayers’ pockets. Further, would not such an Institution be an admirable memorial for the object ior which this money was subscribed in the first instance? (Signed) AY. G. SHEItRATT, ChairiY.ian. H. J. BLOXHAM PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND . decorator F prepared to submit prices for all classes of work, at very low rates All work anil .material guaranteed. Estimates supplied free. M. .J. BLOXHAM. 166 AVhitakor Street Phone 118 G. Moods’ Great Peppermint Cure. F< .• Inflneza, take For Coughs and Colds, never fails Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. jt For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Pepi ermint Cure. ! AUCAP)A PRIVATE HOTEL ; GISBORNE FIFTY ROOMS. II “ THE BEST 6/0 HOUSE IN N.Z Good' Table, Electric Light, Single Rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Rawle, Proprietors.