LEADING GISBORNE LIVERY STABLES.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1361, 25 May 1916, Page 21

LEADING GISBORNE LIVERY STABLES.

MESSRS. GORDON AND WILSON’S ESTABLISHMENT.

Visitors to Gisborne who desire a comfortable and up-to-date turn-out should not fail to communicate with Messrs. Gordon and Wilson, whose livery stables and motor garage are situated in Bright Street, Gisborne. The establishment is without doubt one of the meanest and most up-to-date livery and bait stables to be found on the East Coast. Mr. J. P. Gordon is wen-kaown to “Coasters,” having recently iemoved from W’hatatutu, and the name of Gordon and Wilson is quite sufficient to ensure all that a traveller needs. This progressive firm has had the stables thoroughly cleaned and renovated, and the business is now under the personal supervision of the proprietors. Splendid accommodation is provided for farmers and country visitors, while well-equipj ed retiring and rest rooms for ladies and gentlemen are provided. Special facilities are given for the garaging of motor cars, a large number of which can be acccmmodated, and as the garage is fire-proof it offers special inducements to motorists. A Maxwell five-seater, under the control of an efficient chauffeur, is always on hand for hire, and visitors who desire to see the surrounding district of Gisborne cannot do better than place their requirements in the hands of Messrs. Gordon and Wilson, who will, on receipt of letters or telegrams, attend to the needs of their clients. We draw attention to their advertisement which appears elsewhere in this issue.