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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 12970, 31 January 1913, Page 6

THE GISBORNE MECHANICAL ■ WOOL-TREATING WORKS. OPPOSITE PARK RACECOURSE. TTTTE are prepared to treat Dirty Wopis Wl or Biddy Biddy on Commission, or make you an offer for deli.*ery7at ihi Works.*'We have proved it pays to save Dags, and Farmers are requested to send them along. We offer 30s per ton dry weight, with 15s per ton extra^ for drying and sacking, and we pay cartage. Our waggon will call and collect within a reasonable distance if you ring up No. 625. Biddy-biddy disappears when we treat the wool, and a splendid sample results. Will send sample on application to Agent. Telephone — Works 625. ■ Offio c 155. P.O. Box 176. G. K. PASL3Y, $05 Lowe Street;. SMITH & FACG, FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL CARRIERS. PASSENGERS' Luggage (outwajr& and inward) PROMPTLY attended to. ( We are m a position to undertake the SURE DELIVERY of goods to any pari of the World, being Local Agents for one of the oldest-established Forwarding Agencies m Australia. FURNITURE CAREFULLY PACKED AND REMOVED To any part of the District, Quotations for which we shall be pleated to furnish on application at our Offices, GLADSTONE ROAD. 762 NOTICE. KIEFER k CLEAVER (lately m. the employ of H. Stevenson, Te Karaka) beg to announce that they have tal- en over the old-established Business of R. T. Williamson, at Te Arai, where, they will carry on the business of Wheelwrights, General Blacksmiths, and FarritM ■<. ■»",- A -pecial feature of the business will •f i f>. construction of Waggons ar)d M---v«« suitable for Poverty Bay roads.*, .