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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 384, 8 April 1902, Page 3

GEORGE GOLDSWORTHY, CABINETMAKER, FRENCH POLISHER, UPHOLSTERER, AND RENOVATOR, GREY STREET, Gisborne.

GEORGE GOLDSWORTHY begs 'to inform the public of Gisborne and country districts that he is prepared to undertake work in all the above branches. He solicits a share of their patronage, and guarantees satisiaction. A special feature is made in regard to Renovating Household Furniture. Pianos are re-polished, and all Articles of Furniture are Repaired and made as good as new. OLD PICTURE FRAMES REGILDED,

OLD BEDSTEADS ENAMELLED. AND PICKED OUT IN COLD, PT-TTP CARVING made up into fancy Tables, Photograph Frames, ■&c. ( and Polished in Any uolor. lor estimates supplied Entire Renovation ol Furniture for Hotels or Private Houses. CALL AND OBTAIN PRICES. G. GOLDSWOBTHY, GREY STREET, Gisborne-.

0 VEALE, POKE BUTCHER AND BACON CURER ' Gisborne. gMALL GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND. Cash Buyer of Dairy-£ed Pork. WANTED— Board and Lodging, with private family, near town. —Apply, stating terms, to “ Newcomer," Times office. ANTED—Room, furnished or unfurnished. Apply “ Tradesman,” Times office. WANTED— A General Servant.—Mrs Tansley, Clifford street, Whatau-

WANTED, TO SELL—3O Acres Dairy Farm at Makauri, with comfortable Cottage, Good Stockyard and Cowshed, Puriri Bush standing. Within easy distance of School and Dairy Factory. Terms given.— Apply T. G. Lawless, Land and Estate Agent, Gladstone Road. W TbP at British Empire Stables ! Stands O (id, Feeds Is. Gigs and Hacks for hire. FOR SALE—The well-known Hunter, ‘■atere.’’—Apply to James Devery, Whatatutu or To Karaka. J7IOR SALE—Dairy Farm, about 50 acres, tp first-class property, about two miles from creamery. Valuable river frontage. Comfortable house. Rare chance lor investor.—Stubbs and Co., Laud Agents, Gisborne. BARGAINS. —Two Four-roomed Cottages and Four Sections, Roebuck road, £350. Three Acres, with 8-roomed House, only £650. Half-acre, with Two Dwellings, 8 rooms and 4 rooms; splendid investment; only £800: easy terms. Six Acres, 9-roomed House, river frontage ; splendid family residence.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent, Gladstone road, Gisborne. |7!OR SALE—Beautiful Dairy Farm, about JtJ 400 acres, first-class grass land, fronting railway station, two miles from creamery, well watered, and subdivided into five paddocks. Price, £5 10s per acre.—Stubbs and Co., Lowe street, Gisborne. A O ACRES, Government Lease, Mata“obO whero. Waik-out price only £l7O. Improvements to full value. Early appiioation necessary. —T. G. Lawless, Agent. AT ROBERTSON’S—Just opening this week, full assortment of Winter Clothing, Hats, anirts, and Underclothing, Novelties in Ties, eto. BE in the Fashion 1 Point Laoe, Braids, and Patterns can uc ootameu at U. Rosie and Co.’s. m M • with 4-roomed House ; 10 acres, with 0-roomed House; Id acres, with 4-rcomed House; also, witnout uouses, 4 acres firstolass laud, 13 acres, and 30 acres, all close to town; and various utner properties to suit all intending purenasers.

ri EW GuODS JUbT ARBIVED. —Hen’s Eaiapoi Tweed Trousers at 7/U; 25 fairs of Men’s Kaiapoi Saddle Tweed Trousers at 11/6, usual price 13/6, at Bobertson’s. f Popular Drmk this hot weather JL is Pineappleade, obtainable only at J, Lewis’s, (iluusione road. ±i;’ you value vour Horse, “ Take it to Urmono’s,” anu have it shod by an Lxpert Tradesman. Wo amateur business. . .UPISIvIUN Workmanship and the famous |s> Putnam Wail dehgut horse and owner when shod at J. H. Ormond’s. “ Take it to Ormond's 1" rS AO Speculators and Others—lo,ooo aores JL Ist, 2nd, and 3rd class Land, 58 miles from Auckland and 18 from Pokeno. Splendidly watered; well adapted for cutting up. Meanwhile would pay good interest as a cattle run. Price, 15s per acre. Easy terms. —Stubbs and Co., Lowe street, Gisborne. TUBBS & CO. are Buyers of Byegrass © Seed, in any quantity.—Lowe street, Gisborne. A FIRST-CLASS Conveyance and a Careful Driver can be obtained by consulting J. R. Redstone & Son, whose supply of carriages are the best in town. If you prefer to ride you can be supplied with a good hack. 11l you wish to succeed in life get your Photograph taken at J. HOBB’S Photographic Studio, Gladstone ivoad. a, XCELLENT Stabling and PaddockJil« ing Accommodation for Homos are provided by Redstone & Son, of Lowe Street. The firm have nearly a hundred acres of paddocking, and there is an abundance of feed.

WHEN you decide to get your Photograph taken just call along and see J. ROBB. He can satisfy you. COUNTRY SETTLERS are reminded 'O that they can obtain excellent accommodation for their horses at Redstone’s Stables, in Lowe Street. LOVERS of the Beautiful are invited to inspect .ROBB’S Photographic Studio, Gladstone Road. Some very pretty views on exhibition. BILLS Discounted daily and Loans negotiated on easy terms. Persons in difficulties advised and assisted.—Stubbs and Co., Agents, Lowe street, Gisborne. IP you are buying a reseut, be sure and inspect H. K. Smith’s stock before purchasing elsewhere.

mHE Best Sewing Machine in the market I JL for £3 15s. Call and inspect “ The Expert ” at “ The Beehive,” Gladstone road. IF you are organising a Picnic call and see J. R. Redstone & Son. They can supply you with all manner of vehicles, and direct you to the best picnio grounds. nnHB Purchaser of a pair of Hennrssy’s I Dependable Boots during the month of December, receives a lovely present, with Calendar for New Year.; ONE of the most pleasant ways of passing an afternoon is to take a drive iclo the country. Redstone & Son can supply you with a first-class vehicle and a nice pair of horses. JO 088 can take a Photograph • JOu that will please you. Visit the Studio when you have half an-hour to spare and see for yourself. B at £5 15s, or a Hand Machine at £3 15s, is about the best present you can buy a friend. Inspection invited at “The Beehive,” Gladstone road. CHORUS of barefooted Horses—“ Take us to Ormond’s," the Best in town. U T FITTING OPPORTUNITY” just .cL now at Hennessy’s. Don’t miss it. IF your Watch won’t go, take it to H. R. Smith, of the Goldsmiths’ Hall, Gladj c;..„k„u