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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 930, 1 July 1903, Page 3

STOCK SALE. OUR NEXT STOCK SALE Will be held at W AEREN G A-A-HIKA YARDS, THURSDAY, JULY 2nd, 1903, At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. Present Entries: 1000 SHE Including 3GO Wethers 250 Fat and Forward Ewes 350 Fat and Forward Ewes 150 HEAD of „ Including 130 Choice Yearlings 4 Head Light Beef 8 Springing Heifers E P« CATTLE, Further Entries Invited. COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd. DALGETY AND CO.

EAST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES. ALL MEMBERS wishing to avail themselves of the 10s Od Allowance must pay their Subscriptions and Arrears on or before the 10th JURY. CLAUDE J. HAMILTON, Hon. Sec.

KARAKA RACING CLUB. A MEETING ol tbo Committee will be held at tbe Karaka, on THURSDAY, 2nd July, at 7 p.m. Business: Important. J. M. CUMMING, Secretary.

MARITANA ASSEMBLY. rriHE abovo Dance will be held in JL MoFarlane’s Hall| on THURSDAY EVENING, July 2nd. Danoing at 8 o'clock. Gents 2s Gd, ladies by invitation. DANCEI DANCE! A DANCE will be held in the Whetu Hall, at Awapuni, on THURSDAY, July 2nd. , Gents, 2s Gd; Ladies, free. Brake will leave Post Office at 7.20, with ten minutes' stay at Firebell Tower. SKATING. r PHE EMPIRE SKATING RINK JL Will be open— WEDNESDAY NIGHT, July 1. THURSDAY, AFTERNOON, 2nd. ' New Skates on Hire. First-class Band in attendance. LOOMB AND MORSE. WAIAPU TEMPERANCE REFORM LEAGUE.

A GENERAL MEETING of the League will be held in Masonic Sample Booms, at 8 o’clock, on MONDAY, July 6th, to consider the adoption of the Reforms suggested by the Committee, as published, before embodying same in Petition to Parliament. Any members who cannot attend can be represented by proxies, or send written suggestions, whioh will be considered. FARMERS’ UNION. A MEETING of Settlers interested in xSL forming a Branoh of the Farmers’ Union of Waiapu will beheld at Tuparoa, on SATURDAY, 11th July, at 2 p.m. WM. O’RYAN. t~. : 1 PATUTAHI ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. THE ANNUAL MEETING of Ratepayers will be held at the Public Hall, Patutahi, on MONDAY, July 6th, at 2 p.m. T. W. BILHAM, Clerk.

. GISBORNk POUND.. IM. P 0 U N D E D, By Deputy Banger, on June 29th, 1903, for trespassing on publio roads— One Bay Gelding, branded AB (conjoined) near, rump, star and snip, both hind leet white, sore baob, shod. Also, — Dark Bay Gelding, branded OP off rump, star, shod, sore back. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold in the above Pound, WEDNESDAY, July 15th, at 12 noon. E, : WILKINSON,Poundkeeper.

J^/pSICAL nnuiTioN, MRS FERNANDEZ has RESUMED Teaching, and is prepared to reoeive Pupils for the Pianoforte. Terms on application. Address: No. 44, Childers Road. EAST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES.. ¥ ANNUAL BALL Will be held oa " jBIDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1903 Tickets.. •• .. •• 10s 6d. Extra Lady.. .. .. 5s Od. C. HELLIER EVANS, Sergt.-Major, H. ZAGHABIAB, Quartermaster-sergeant, Hon. Secretaries.

GISBORNE PORK BUTCHERY, H ALDERSLA.DE begs to notify the I • residents of tho dietriot that he has sold his Pork Business to MR GEORGE E. BULL, and in thanking his many customers, trusts they will extend to his successor the same support. H. ALDERSLADE. IN referenoe to the above, I desire to announce that the business will be conducted in the adjoining premises, with STRICT REGARD TO CLEANLINESS. I solicit tire continuance of Mr Alderslade’s customers, and also a trial from new ones. Orders taken for DRESSED POULTRY. Note Address': Opposite Morrison Bros. GEORGE E. BULL. YOTJ CAN’T BEAT GOLDSWORTHY FOR BARGAINS. FOR BARGAINS.

NEW AND SECOND-HAND' ; GOODS. THE following are a few of the many hundred Articles. that GOLDSWORTHY is offering—3d—Bgoks from 3d upwards. 6.d—Briar Pipes of special value. Is—Polished Oak Knife Boards. Is 3d—Choice Fruit Stands. Is 6d —Nickel Chains. 2s—Enamel-ware Saucepans. 4s —Boiled Gold Chain. ss—Beautiful Italian-ware Figures. 7s 6d—Filters (a special line of Charcoal Filters) 103—Sausage Machines. 203—First-class Bedsteads, complete. £3—Blacksmith’s Bellows. BEMEMBEB, ONLY ADDRESS—GOLDSWORTHY’S CORNER. HARD the feet with a pair of IjT Hennessy'a Boots, and the head will seldom harm.