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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11945, 16 May 1933, Page 1

T OST.—Black ■" . eel jono r pricked ; answers to ruipfef of ile. ,? £1- rev MEETINGS SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION of /Cruelty to animals, MEETING of ftb# iocaf dirapdi of The jabJfVcfwill be if Id at sfpJwMi/tmo pr&Mq dm yJieiJf tjre jR/vls* 7 Canon Hall will preside. 1/ . Business : A • Election of Officers ai# General. ■ A. GLEAVE, ' Hon. Secretary. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. A PPLICATION having been made to mo to register a re-i -entry by the Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board on behalf of the Native Lessors nmder Memorandum of Leas') 5176 a fleeting that piece of land sitiia'wid in Block 111 Maiwaoporo Siinvejvj District being liaiicijnm No. - yjfc containing /one flirfnsand ami tn|rt<Jbft (IMS) jfcrjfs ijjiore or wife/of iMnfrd? Gdraon Cooper of Wiiinui ShJ'plWrmoi' is the registerodMLessee,jP hereby give notice that, it is my mtention to register such re-entry as requested at the expiration of olio month from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. Dated at Gisborne at the Land Registry Office, this 15th day of May. G. IT. SF.DDON, District Land Registrar. GISBORNE HARBOUR BOARD. WHARFAGE- CHA R GES. N OTIOE is liereby given that a mend me nlsJ o the By-laws relating to wlnfrfago charges have been formall/nidopted and will come into forco/fm Monday, ibo .1 "2th day of Juno, 1933 r J Both inward aid outward goods oh ALL then he charge!? able 10 per c<M it-, \idditionol to the present, wharfage tariff rates, and certain imported goods that are now allowed free shipped outward will become rWirgcablc. IT.*A. BARTON, Score tarv-Man ager. huh May. 1033. WHEN IN GISBORNE STAY AT THE MASONIC HOTEL STEEL FRAMED REINFORCED..., BUILDING. lot and Cold Water in all Bedrooms. Comfortable Lounges and Sitting, rooms. 41 Tariff 12/6 per day. ?ox 121. Telephone 529. W. NOAD, Proprietor. MOHAKA HOTEL THIS up New Hotel is now situate/ on Main Gisborn Napier Our J mu hi|ft tearooms are well worth a vlsit.w^ a: h. McCarthy, Proprietor. HOT LUNCH 1/Noon to 2 p.m. Daily, Soup; Koaet, Boiled, or Cold Meat,; /three Vegetables; Bread and Hotter; and Pot of Tea Ail for ONE SHILLING Sweets Sixpence, Extra. AFTERNOON TEA 9 d best in town. The San Toy Tea Rooms are », popular rendezvous every afternoon, where cakes, scones and sandwiches, and a pot of highquality fresh-brewed tea are always available, all for ninepence. THE SAN TOY, OPPOSITE REGENT THEATRE Phone 1575 LE GRAND HALL AVAILABLE FOR CABARETS DANCES aveddings MEETINGS or LECTURES At Shorest Notice. Charges Medium. C [j. p^rguson. THE BURNING QUESTION FIREWOOD All best grades stocked and delivered town or country. AT LOWEST RATES. Also Cartage, Haulage, and Storage. Large fleet of;' motor trucks always available. w. F. ILES >2 READ’S QUAY. (Near Peel Street Bridge). PHONE 359 Q PRAYING Material for diseases and insects is stocked at Gisborne Fruit Exchange, Peel ijsi.