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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7137, 20 November 1894, Page 1

I IF/YOU'LIKE HICC TEA">SIGkYOUR>CRQCKR FOR NELSON^ #Ib MOATE &C ' GOUD&SKVERMBMLS ■»■ "*"■ \ CELEBRATED&THE BEST PURE INDIAN CHINA & CEYLON TEAS PROCURABLE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MRS HIRD wishes the Public to know _, _ _, . ■ J w.-.-,««»»»wifF tnat 8 h« nRB taken over th« house Cook County umrnisning late ,y intneoccupatioDO f M r«RusseHa.. BOARDING HOUBE, and trusts with WftrCllOttSC. cleanliness and comfort, that all those who give the house a call will find it to tbeir ~ advantage. The house has been thoroughly « overhauled , the proprietor going to a lot of JUST TO HAIV D expense to make it convenient for an accom modation house. AND TO ARRIVE. For further particulars, apply to— MRS J. HIRD — — 661 Peel Street. nrRTiTT SHIPMENT Owa » Coko ' aad W**™* , JL/ ties, for Cask Oklt, to any ' part of the town. naava CARTING of all kinds undertaken. j 25 GASES FURNITURE REMOVED. T-Tk.-r/^vT TT\~T~T~A JT C\ Steamers (every boat) attended to. This 1 I Ixl ill ,Hi I I \\/\ L*^ line "w* ll receive my strict attention, jLJJLXI Vy-LJJ-y VJ XTJ-k-'* by perßonß wishing their luggage conveyed to and fro. Weekly Auction Sales Attended To. The Cheapest and Best Assorted Stock ever tr All Orders left at Pitt's Auctio Rooms, or the undersigned, will receive m opened in Giaborne. strict attention. BEN. HIRD, mmmmmm 563 General Carrier TOBE MATTRESSES Universal Dining Rooms. Made on the Premises, at the Lowest Prices. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. fTIHE Undersigned begs to notify that he JL has Removed into Wonderful MORE CONVENIENT & COMMODIOUS PREMISES, Weitlieim Sewiag? Machines erskine's buildings, ,i_.., : n atnek And wishes to assure his Patrons and the always in atocK. pubUc generally thftt the Univkrsal Dining Rooms, as hitherto, will be conducted in such manner as to INSPECTION INVITED. SECOND TO NONeIn GISBORNE, By ensuring the comfort and attending the wants of those favoring him with a call. J. TOWNLEY, The p r0 p r i ce t 0 r has added to the Catering Business that of ACCOMMODATION, and COOK COUNTY FTONISHIING s^noj^n a p^sjtum to take a limited num. The Bedrooms are all New Rooms, and WAREHO U SJfl. comfortably furnished throughout. CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, AND TEMPERANCE DRINKS. OTSSBLVS A - H.~BUDD, ****"* PROPRIETOR, Gladstone Road BOARDING HOUSE. - MRS RUSSELL desires to announce THOS. DALRYMFIiE that she offers superior accommodation, with all the comforts of a home, to (Late John Burns and Co.), IRONMONGER * IRON MERCHANT, house street (close to the Wharf and Postoffice), on reasonable terms. The bouse and Gladstone Road, grounds are most healthy and pleasantly situated, and quite private. Good table, tTAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE & bath, piano. XX WELL-ASSORTED STOCK MRS A. RUSSELL, 584 Proprietress. ok : w~~MOKGAN Furnishing and Genw&i ZronSADDLER AND HAKNESS monjpry. MAKEK. BUILDERS'iIRONMONGERY, AT LOWEST PRICES. ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY AN HARNESS kept in Stock, or m SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR OASB Made to Order on the . — — — , , . . - — shortest notice. PACK BABBLE STMOUUTT. <% GLADSTONE ROAD. ! WHIPS, SPURS, BRUSHWARE, AND STABLE REQUISITES [Established 1880.] ! always in Stock. l J I. C. TAYLOR, Saddler, W. O. Ske6t, (Next Theatre Royal, Gladstone rpiMBER "\>TEROHANT, Road) X JMWILL b<ld a CLEARING SALE, for BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. One Month, of Best Collection of Local-made Buggy, Gig, and Spring Cart y IIIUAT , O y 8 Estimates Prepared. , Harness, Bridles, etc. , ever made in Gisborne ____ AT CHEAPEST BATES. ALL SIZES OF TIMBER. a,i » • j TJI ~./™/^, JOINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AU Bepaira done at th very lowest rales. First-class workmanship. Ironmongery and all Buildino TTEST AND BLOUSES, in Silk, Fancy Hbqottis in Stock and for Sal*. WHAT A LEADIM SCIENTIST DR. STEVENSON MACADAM, F.R.S.E., F. 0.5., etc., Edinburgh, in the course of a Lecture on the " Sanitary Aspects of Cooking," said :— -■> " The cooking of meat in the Gas Stove yields a larger return of cooked meat than in the ordinary range. The loss in ordinary cooking in a coal range is aboutiO per cent, while in meat cooked in Gas Stoves the loss is only about 25 per cent. The MEAT WHEN DONE 18 FOUND TO BE MORB JUICY, MORE PALATABLE, AND MORE EASILY digested. The wholesomeness of the meat cooked must be regarded aa beyond doubt —in fact, no better cooked meat and pastry could be prepared, and be as palatable and acceptable." IS MARRIAGE A FAILURE? Not if a GAS STOVE is in the house, because it lessens— in fact, does away with the drudgery of cooking, and makes it a pleasure. With a Gas Cooking Stove the lady of the house has not to struggle with the sooty coal range, and is not in danger of getting her hands and dress soiled by sooty saucepans. Even while cooking is in process, she can drew and be presentable to her visitors. The savory joint, which makes glad the heart of an Englishman ; the Bacred haggis, over which the Scotchman ejoices ; the Irish stuw, the renown of which is world-wide ; all these, and ev«ry her conceivable dish, an be cooked to a nicety in a (ias Stove. The Gisborne Gas Company, Ltd., Have just imported from Home a few SAMPLE STOVES AND GRILLERS, WITH LATEST IMPROYEMBNTS. — FOB fBtJBbJXmXMm — * CALL AND INSPECT,