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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10960, 1 May 1907, Page 2

HUDDART-PARKER LINE. FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE. WIMMERA (Wyllie) ... 3022 tons reg. VICTORIA (Waller) ... 2969 tons reg. ZEALANDIA (Entwisle) 2771 tons reg. Will sail (circumstances permitting) FOR NAPIER, WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. Victoria, Wednesday, May 8, 5 p.m. (No cargo after noon.) First launch on arrival. FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY Zealandia, Saturday, May 4, ID a.m. First launch at 6 a.m. for Melbourne, via bluff &nd HOBART. (From Dunedin). • Wimmera, Sunday, April, 2Bth. FOR SYDNEY DHtECT. < .(From Wellington.) : Wimmera, Saturday, May 18th. I All tickets are available also for stopover or return by ANY of UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of U.S.S. Co.'s tickets may travel by above-named ves< DALGETY AND COT, Ltd., Agents, YOU HAVE NEVER BOUGHT TIES AT THESE PRICES! OUR London Buyer secured these Ties for us at a 1 REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE. . We shall -sell them at" Prices NEVEF BEFORE HEARD OF IN \ GISBORNE. Newest Styles. Most Fashionable Designs. 'O /I ''DOZEN Seamless Woven Ties a _*j4: 4£d EACH' 4_d EACH (Or, THREE for ONE SHILLING). Suitable for Ladies or Gents. QK DOZEN Gents' Silk Ties, ai OO Q d> is, is 3d EACH. 9d, Is, Is 3d EACH. A Really Choice Lot, at Exceptionallj 'Low Prices. &_?©#/# 4 80. I SPECIAL NOTICE. WHIKRAM ~~ FURNISHING WAREHOUSI '■-.■■/ (Established 1877.) /' . ,■ RETIRING FROM BUSINESS Al THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY. Warehouse and Premises now under off ei as a Gouig^ Concern. MEANTIME, I am making Special Quotations m ALL LINES, hold ing one of the Largest and Best Stotfks oJ General Household, Furnishings m Gis borne. NEW SHIPMENTS arrived and tc arrive, as under:— Ex s.s. Dorset: Splen did line of Overmantels'. Everton Grange : Special line; of. Dinner ware. . Ex s.s. Stai of Japan (now due) : .Exceptional line oi j Bedsteads (9 eases), direct shipment ol ! Rattan -Ware from Colombo; 11 cases oi 1 Bedsteads (direct). AH these will bt \ sold at 4anded cost, unless disposed di i with the Sale of Warehouse. This affords an opportunity of obtaining exceptiona values. ' '■'*■ SPECIAL PRICES ON APPLICATION A RARE CHANCE TO THOSE - FURNISHING. J. WHINRAY. Agent for Smith and Caughey,. at Auck land Prices., '.'-".- THOMAS ADAMS BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWE AGENT, TOBACCONIST, AND ; FANCY GOODS MERCHANT. .-'- THE LIFE & WORK OF THE LATE RICHARD JOHN SEDDON, Premier of New Zealand, 1893-1906, With a History of the Liberal Patty u_ New- Zealand, ' By James Druinmond. A Limited Supply Only to Hand. SCHOOL BOOKS & REQUISITES. A Large Stock of Everything required ii Schools now m. OFFICE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. Just Arrived a Splendid Assortment, oi All Kinds of Useful Office"' >r ■■/.'•'. Requisites. SPECIAL VALUE IN ENVELOPES A large and varied jissortment of Writing Tablets (al? sizes, ruled faint, with margin, grey, blue, and cream) ; also, with the heading, Gis- " borne, New Zealand. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. NEW BOOKS and bj Everj^ Direct Steamer. A large slock o* DICTIONARIES now to hand. New Standard Dictionary One Shilling Each. Sole Agents Waterman Fountain Pen (the Best m the World). THOS. ADAMS. Telephone No. 105. QISBORNE -gUSINESS QOLLEGE. Principal......MlSS WILCOX (Late Instructress of Shorthand, Typewriting, and ' Book-keeping, Thamet Technical School and Branch ClasseSj Waihi. CLASSES— DaiIy, 9 a.m. to .4.30 p.m. Evening, 7 to 9' p.m. TERMS.— ADVANCE, STRICTLY. Fees ' on application. SUBJECTS. — Shorthand, Typewriting; Double Entry Book-keeping, Penman slup, Commercial Correspondence, Precis Writing, Business Methods (including practical use of. moneys, cheques, Bills of Exchange, 'Banking,, etc.) TYPEWRIHING.— Machines of all de scripfcions for use of students, Reports ; Testimonials, ' Inventories, Balance Sheets, M.S.S., Legal Documents, anc every description of work undertaken, DUPLICATING & MIMEOGRAPHING Copies of work from Mimeograph bi Roned Neostyle. Stencils cut for Ad ACCOUNTANCY. — Tradesmen's Books opened, checked, or balanced. POSITIONS.— No difficulty m placing graduates, m position. Demand always m excess of supply. See Prospectus for list of positions gained by. students, NIGHT SCHOOL.— Private and strictlj confidential instruction given to persons whose education has l_eeii neglected, Particular attention given to the ac quirement of a free and easy -method oi Writing. ! SHORTHAND WRITERS' ASS.OCIA TION to be formed if sufficient interest is evinced by speed students. Good Library of Shorthand Literature. Information given to those interested ir Esperanto, Journalism, Advertisement Writing, etc. GOOD'S BUILDINGS. 49C THE GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS FROZEN MEAT CO., LTD. AGENTS for rpHE N.Z. EXPRESS CO., Ltd. Parcels and Merchandise collected and forwarded to Consignees everywhere, on shortest notice and cheapest rates. THE NORTH BRITISH AND MER CANTILE INSURANCE CO. Well known for its Promptitude and Liberality. One .of the oldestestablished Companies known. rpHE VICTORIA FIDELITY CO. Also aa QOAL MERCHANTS & IMPORTERS Large and Small Quantities de livered on shortest notice. The Trade supplied. QUSTOMHOUSE AGENTS. Q.ENERAL CARRIERS. Customs and Shipping Business efficiently attended to. HEAD OFFICE— GLADSTONE ROAD AND READ'S QUAY. BRANCH OFFICE— AT WHARF. THE GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS' FROZEN MEAT CO._ Ltd. .. , 38C A. J. FA> B ' CERTIFICATED PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. All Orders left with Mrs Batten or London Piano Warehouse promptly attended. Coast and Country visited, as ocr -raagement 063 C. G. PIESSE ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, Etc., ADAITS BUILDINGS, GISBORNE. AGENT for BANKS'S Commercial College (Bookkeeping, Accountancy, Auditing, Commercial Law, etc.) "Business Life^' and 20th Century Commerce and Bookkeeping. 496 CHAS. BUSCKE ACCOUNTANT, ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,