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QUINN’S VICTORIA STABLES PEEL STREET. mHE Proprietor’s long connection with JL the Livery Stable Business in Gisborne warrants his soliciting a fair share of the Patronage of the Gisborne Travelling Public. Orders placed with him will receive most careful attentions and it will be his endeavor, to givo hi, patrons entire satisfaction. In order to meet the largely increasing demand for accommodation for horses and vehioles, the proprietor has considerably increased his stables, whioh aro run on up-to-date lines. Grooms are in attendance at the stables at. all hours for the convenience of country customers. A number of comfortable and easyrunning vehicles for hiro at moderate rates; also, hrst-olass hacks. Chaeoes : Peed, Is; Stand, Gd. Good paddooking at moderate rates, trial solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. T. QUINN, Proprietor, Victoria Stables. .

x EOYAL HOTEL, x GISBORNE. - - F. STEVENSON BEGS to notify , the Travelling Publio and Residents of Gisborne that he has taken over the Management of the above old-established, favorite Hotel, which has been renovated throughout. Tho appointments and sanitary arrangements are firstclass, and the Hotel now oilers Excellent Accommodation to its patrons. \ ALL THE LIQUORS KEPT ABE OF THE BEST BRANDS. CHARGES MODERATE. F. STEVENSON, Proprietor. Telephone No. 10.

MUEEWAI HOTEL. MUREWAI. W. HACKETT BEGS to notify the Travelling Public and Residents of tho district that he has enteied into possession of the above Hotel, where he will be glad to meet his friends. ALL TEE LIQUORS KEPT ARE OF TEE BEST BRAKES. Good, Attendance. Good Atlendan CHARGES MODERATE. W. HACKETT, * Proprietor. D. T. HUGHES, GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, WILL be pleased to meet Old and New Customers at his GROCERY Establishment in the Premises formerly occupied by Mr H. Lewis, draper. Tho BEST CLASS of GOODS kept in Stock Prompt attention given to all orders received. A TRIAL ORDER respectfully solicited from those who have not yet visited the POPULAR GROCERY. D. T. HUGHES, Gladstone Road.

REMEMBER!! REMEMBER!! REMEMBER!! That for a FIRST-CLASS FHOTOGEAPH JOHN ROBB CANJiOT BE BEATEN. A visit to his Studio in Gladstone Road • will satisfy tho most exacting. THIS IS A PACT I SPECIALTIES— Artistic Studies, Enlargements, Picnic Parties, Children’s Portraiture, and Group A TRIAL CONFIDENTLY SOLICITED JOHN ROBB, Gladstone Itoad. WANTED KNOWN. WANTED KNOWN—That MAXTED AND CO., Builders and Contractors, Keep a FIRST-CLASS SHIPWRIGHT; Also, A BOATBUILDER. WANTED KNOWN. WANTED KNOWN-That MAXTED AND CO., Arc doing JOINERY At LESS THAN AUCKLAND PRICES, For CASH. W' WANTED KNOWN. ANTED KNOWN —That MAXTED AND CO. Supply ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE For all classes of work. Albion Club Hotel, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE Mr. and Mrs. Steele HAVE pleasure in announcing that thoy have taken possession of tho above well-known and commodious FAMILY HOTEL, And visitors can rely upon receiving every attention. A FIRST-CLASS TABLE, under the personal supervision of Mbs Steele, will be maintained. To meet the wishes of country patrons Dinner will bo served at 1 o’clock on Saturdays. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. . The proprietor has secured the whole of the upstairs portion of Messrs Crawford and Son’s building, and this has been turned into SEVEN FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS fitted up with all modern improvements. Ks™ Conveyance meets all Steamers. ALBIOK CLUB HOTEL. Telephone No. 42. BRiTiSH EMPIRE STABLES. Entrances: By Empire Hotel &Firerele. HAVING taken over the above well-known Stables, I beg to notify to the Public generally that these Stables having been recently Re-built, are now without exception the most commodious and complete stables in this district. The accommodation for Horses and Vehicles is so arranged that they are substantially protected from all weathers. Incandescent lights are erected throughout the Stables, which benefit the night-travelling public will appreciate. Late travellers will be attended to at all hours. No pains will be spared in making the j patrons of this establishment pleased with their visit, and one call will convince them of the superiority over all other stables in the district. Charges equal to any in town. Paddocking at moderate rates. D. McKENZIE, Proprietor. “ WHEN THE DUKE COMES TO POVERTY BAY HE IS BOUND TO CALL On GEORGE SMITH, HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST Gladstone Road.

■ - Try “ Dagger ” Brand of MULLET, Procurable from all Storekeepers. ' G. KJRONFELDT, Sole Agent, Auckland.

GISBORNE Engineering and Cycle Works. LOWE STREET. JAMES BROWN is prepared to undertake all kinds of NEW and REPAIR work in ENGINEERING, BOILERMAKING and BLACKSMITHING. Having been appointed local agent for the Austral Cycle Agency, I am now showing the following up-to-date English-nude BICYCLES (ladies and gents)—Humbers, Swifts, Ariels, Singers, and Triumphs; also the colonial-made Atalanta. I am now making Bicycles (the Colonial) in tho manufacture of which nothing but the very best of English parts and material This enables anyone wanting a bicycle to get one specially suited to their requirements. Please call and inspect these bicycles before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of Bicycle Repairs, Brazing, Enamelling, Plating, etc., done on the premises (by Specialist). BICYCLES ON HIRE. JAMES BKOWN, Engineer & Machinery Agent, Lowe Street. GEORGE BEERE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND" JEWELLER. Gladstone Road, Gisborne. REPAIRS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES A SPECIALITY. Country orders promptly attended to.

THE 2oth CENTURY! A HAPPY NEW YEAR! B T- SEYMOUR, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Mr'ISHES you the Compliments of the ' * Season, and respectfully calls attention to his specially fine Stock of— WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. If you want a Watch or Chaim or Jewellery, you will find that your taste can be suited at Mr Seymour’s Establishment, adjoining the Theatre Royal.

o. P. w. LONGDILL, Peel Stbeet, Gisborne. INSURANCE & GENERAL AGENT. IMPORTER OP FRUIT TREES. Ornamental Trees* Shrubs,- etc., of every description to order. Farm Seeds Garden Seeds PI wer Seeds Orders for the coming Planting Season should be sent in early. Catalogues on Application. Agent for— Equitable Life Assurance Society of U.S. Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation.

KP (Registered Trade Mark.) The Cheapest The Best The Most Lasting Thop.oughly Eeeective. Does not Stain" or Injure the Wool. IMPROVED SHEEP- DIP. Packed in cases containing 8-Gallons and xo-Gallons. Also in 5-Gallo Drums. PRICE ... ... 3s p er GALLON, f.o.b. Dunedin. Mixes readily with water, and is used in the proportion of One Gallon of Dip to 100 Gallons of Water, or stronger as directions. We are now so satisfied ourselves from the trials we have made, and after close inspection of the sheep, and the condition of the wool after the numerous sheep-dipping experiments, that we kr,ow NO DIP will give better results, and are ready to meet all other Sher,p Dip competitors, before Experts in Public Competition throughout the C'olony. Kempthorne, Prosser & Co., LtD., DIJNEDIN. Gisborne Agents ; Common, Shelton & Co., Ltd. THIS SPACE RESEF.iVED FOR L. D. NATHAN & CO. STANDARD BLENDED TEAS. First Award and Only Gold ledal at Auckland Exhibition.

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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 47, 25 February 1901, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 47, 25 February 1901, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 47, 25 February 1901, Page 4

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