CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE. TO AND T7UROPE. Sailings as below: Con'cti'g Leaves steamer Steamer Leaves Suva, leaves Sydney. Fiji Au'kland MIOWERA Sept, 4 Sept. 12 Sept 6 MOANA Oct. 2 Oct. 10 Oct. 4 New. Zealand Passengers can connect at Fiji. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to CANADIAN SUMMER RESORTS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. Till AUGUST Sailing. Hotel, Railway, and Steamer Expenses, including Fare, £65 RETURN. UNION STEAM SHIP CO., 148 Managing Agents. M. F. BOURKE & GO. Q.ENERAL QARRIER PORWARDING _^GENTS QOAL AND -piREWOOD MERCHANTS. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF CARTING Undertaken. COAL AND WOOD ORDERB Promptly Delivered. AGENTS for NEW ZEALAND CARRYING COY. Merchandise, Parcels and Baggage Collected and Forwarded to Any Address. GRAIN OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Crushed at Shortest Notice. M.F.B. & CO., having erected New Stores at Read's Quay, are now prepared to receive Goods in Storage at Reasonable Rates. OFFICE— Wharf. STORES— Read's Quay and Childers Road. Telephone— No. 49. D. BLAIR, *- Manager.
KENNEDY AND EVANS AGENTS for— WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, LTD. COALBROOKDALE always on hand. Trade supplied on Shortest Notice. NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LTD. Parcels and Merchandise Collected and Forwarded to Consignees Everywhere on Shortest Notice and CHEAPEST RATES. NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO. Well-known for its Promptitude and Liberality. One ol the Oldest Established Companies known. ALSO aa COAL MERCHANTS. T i The Oldest Gisborne Importers. Large or Small Quantities delivered on Shortest Notice. GENERAL CARRIERS. All Orders promptly attended to, at Lowest Rates. CUSTOMHOUSE AGENTS. Customs aad Shipping Busineas efficiently attended to. OFFICES AT WHARF. TELEPHONE— No. 50. KENNEDY AND EVANS
TE KARAKA. G. A. PRESSWOOD WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, BEGS to announce that he has started business in premises' lately occupied by W. Andrew, bootmaker, and hope* by close attention to business, to merit the support of Te Karaka and surrounding districts. All Watches sent or left will be returned Guaranteed in thorough going order, at Town Prices. SIGHT SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED FREE OF CHARGE. Spectacles to Suit from 3~ to £3. C. A. PRESSWOOD, Te Karaka. 390
CENTRAL JBUTGHERY. IN announcing change of Proprietorship i of the business, _ E. T. •HARRIES _ Who has long been connected with the trade, solicits on behalf of himself a oontinuance of the liberal support accorded the late caterers, Rhodes and Co. Arrangements have been completed for regular supplies of j BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK, t Which, it is intended, shall be of PRIME QUALITY ONLY. . Carts visit the Suburbs daily. ' 0 A large -variety of SMALL GOODS always on hand, and all Orders attended to with promptitude. E. T. HARRIES 539 l PICTURE MOULDINGS In GREAT VARIETY. 10 500 FEET JUST T0 HAND - PLEASE CALL AND INSPECT. FRAMES TO ORDER. FRAMES TO ORDER, — FIRST-CLASS WORK — ' KELLEY'S ART STUDIO, GREY STREET, GISBORNE. 999 A. P. HAILEY BAKER, CONFECTIONER, AND ' CATERER, Has just landed p, Large Stock of ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY. , ROWNTREE, CADBURY AND FRY'S CHOCOLATES. The above well-known manufacturers are celebrated for the class of goods supplied from their factories. A. P. HAILEY. THE TRUTH Of the statement that the LIZARD IS the most popular Bicycle on the local market is fully borne out by the number of machines now in use in Gisborne. £14 Cash will purchase one of these Highclass Machines, which may also be had on terms. A better article cannot be bought at the price. They are locally made, therefore foster local industry. J. ROLAND, 63_ Man-faoturer. POVERTY BAY CARRIAGE WORKS. WE respectfully thank the Residents of Gisborne and District for their very generous patronage during the^past -30 years. Having sold our Carriagebuilding and Wheelwrighting Business to Mr JOHN B. LEYDON, we beg to solicit for him a continuance of your favora. GEO. HUMPHREYS _ SON. r HAVING purchased the General Car-riage-building and' Wheelwrighting Business lately carried on by Messrs Geo. Humphreys and Son, I intend to do only UP-TO-DATE WORK, at FAIR PRICES, and trust thereby to merit a fair share j of publio patronage. ! ' JOHN B. LEYDON. 1966 V
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10446, 26 August 1905, Page 1
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