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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8419, 19 January 1899, Page 4

Whatatutu ami Te Karaka and Gisborne. "JTJEVERY'S Brake leaves Whatatutu AJ> every FRIDAY Morning at S o'clock sharp, Returning from Gishoune every SATURDAY at 11. TO. PASSENGERS AND PARCELS Carried at Moderate Rates. Bookino Om-'lce : Masonic Hotel, where all parcels will be received for forwarding. W. DEVERY, Proprietor. 204__ _ TO COUNTRY SETTLERS. ON and after TUESDAY, November 22sd, A COACH will leave the Masonic Hotel, at, 1 o'clock, for Ormond, Te Karaka, and Whatatutu, returning the following day, leaving Whatatutu at 7.30 a.m. iW W. E. COOPER. ON and after Monday, McKinley's Royal Mail Coach will leave the Post Office, Gisborne, for Tolago Buy every Monday morning at 7 o'clock shurp, returning on Tuesday. Leave again on Thursday morniog at 7 and returning on Friday. ' Parcels for Tokomaru, Waipiro, Awanui and all Coast Stations. Fares: E'rom Tolugo 125., return fares £1 ; from Gisborne to Pakar*e, 7s. 6d. ; from Pakarae to Tolago, 7s. 6d. Parcels to be left «t the Masonic Hotel. All coach fares to be paid at the Masonic HoTEr. before starting. All parcels north of Tolago Bay must be paid for before leaviug the Masonic Hotkl. Redstone's Stables, Lowe Street, Gisborkb, J. B. BSDSTONE, HAVING determined to move on with the limes and make his establishment equal, if not superior, to any in the district, has made arrangements which will enable him to carry on hi? business with even greater efficiency thun hitherto. He beg-, to inform his numerous patrons, including settlers, citizens, commercial travellers, visitors, tourists, aud others, that he has first-class accommodation for Horses and Vehicles, and that his complete stock and plant enables him to supply his Customers at Retinmmble Ohargas, and at the shortest, notice, with sound, staunch, stylish and reliable Hoi sea for riding or diiviug, aud with Btrong, comfortable and fashionable Vehicles of various kinds. Weddings and Parties attended to, Cabs to meet hvery Steamer. Care, attention and civility guaranteed. Charges for Stabling as low as is coneistent with proper attention and honest feeding. Having just leased an additional block of splendid grazing land close to towu, tho paddocking accommodation is of the very best. «. FUNERALS attended. Suitable Carriages and a well-appointed He.irso always on hand. 71 BRITISH EMPIRE STABLES, OPPOSITE JUBILEE BELFRY, BRIGHT STREET. npHE above Stables are under the superA intendance of Mr E. P. Joyce and management of Mr Fred. Tansley, so long and favorably known as a Livery and Bait Stablekeeper. We have to thank our numerous Customers for tile very liberal patronage received, which has compelled us to make further large additions (now completed), making our accommodation, including Loose Boxes, Sheds, etc., the most Commodious and Complete in the North Island. We do not mislead our Customers. We give the best value in Gisborne for the least money. We do not use threshed hay. We employ civil and attentive servants. —THE CHARGES ARE REDUCED— TO MEET THE TIMES — Stabling, with Hay ... O3 6d Feed of Oats and Hay „. Is Od Paddocking, per week ... Is Od Saddle Horses and Vehicles are proportionately reduced. ta. Entrance to Stables by Jubilee Belfry and British Empire Hotel. FRED. TANSLEY, Manager. September Ist, 189 S. 3-18 MASONIC STABLES, LOWE STREET, Gisborne. Telephone 80] [Telephone 80 I CABS, BRAKES, BUGGIES, SADDLE HORSES. The Best in Town. PICNICS arranged for. Wedding Parties a Speciality, Funerals, etc., etc. FIRST-CLASS STABLING. Note. — The Stables being under entirely new management, patrons may be assured of attontion, punctuality, and civility, Rates Moderate, F. S. DBS BARRES, Proprietor. J. Penny, Manager. 595 IPOISO^IEiIDI " A report comes from the district of WaKimynh, N.S.W., of a settler and his family exhibiting very serious symptoms of poisoning after partakiug of their evening meal. In searching for the cause, suspicion fell on the tea they had used. A sample taken from a one pound tin in use was analysed and found to contain strong traces of muriatic acid, the presence of which ib caused by the use of spirits of aalta in welding the parts of tin together. The analyst warns consumers that, tea packed in small tin?, owing to its very absorbent nature, is very liable to become impregnated with this acid, and therefore dangerous for human consumption, and advises that tho very safest package to purchase is that packed in lend with un inside lining of vegetable parchment. This style of packet ■* is quite impervious to the uir, and tea so packed has been kuowu to retain all its aroma and strength for a period of five 1 years." l NOTE— KOZIE TEA is packed in Lead c with an inside Lioing of Vegetable Parchment. W.MOKGAN, SaPIXLEK AND HAPLESS \ MAKEPv. x j ALL LaNDS OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS kept in Stock, or I Made to Order on the shortest; notice. j PAOR SADDLES A SPMiALII I WHIPS 'SPURS, BRUSHWARE, AND ( STABLE REQUISITES always in Stoat JU.ST RECEIVED, Ex Mararoa — rpHE NEW HERTFORD BICYCLE ' X (Lad)ts' and Gentlemen's). Price £20. s _____ \ Also, a shipment of the VICTOR ■ BICYCLES, with all the latest improvements i On view in the Bicycle Rooms Peel r streot. J. TOWNLEY. LIVER COMPLAIxJT cured byLoasby's "WAHOO." It dispels biliousness 1 and sick headache. Beware of imitations, J "