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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 962, 7 August 1903, Page 3

In the course of a speech at Malaon, Victoria, Mr J. A. Baker, grand secretary of the orange Ordor in Victoria, fiercely attacked Sir Edward Barton for having, as representative of the Australian nation, grasped hands with the Pope. He had committed, said the speaker, one of the most fatal mistakes of his life, and one which he would live to most bitterly regrot. In spite of all the talk about land settlement on the part of the present Government, there is no question that the actual placing of settlers in occupation of the land, and the consequent development of our resources, does not progress as fast as it ought to do. The opening up of more Crown lands for grazing purposes is a question to which the House ought to give its earnest attention. Members ought also to make the realisation of the Bank of New Zealand assets something more of a reality than it is at present. Unless something is done, it is clear that a material check will be given to what is rapidly becoming our most important industry, namely, the freezing and exporting of moat.—Christchurch Press. The Glasgow Weekly Herald states that a medical authority attributes the increase of cancer to indulgence in confectionery, and sugar. The domestic servant problem need not worry Dunedin. Advertisement from the Star: “ Strong widow, good washer, wants work ; wages, 5s weekly.” ' Tor children’s hacking cough at night take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d and 2s 6d. What happened to /Jones?. iWho knows ? Perhaps ’twas a cold in his nose; Or maybe a .'cough, which he couldn t And denied him the- joy of repose. Quite likely he did both endure, Which him to his room did immure, Till a friend said one day, ; “ Drive your chills all away,” ' With— „ WOODS’ GREAT PEPPERMINT, CURE.

£JITY JJAIRDKESSING gALOON. AND C. MORSE, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. CIAGRS AND CIAGRS AND Of the Bes Only, Choicest TOBACCO Stocked. Splendid Assortment of FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. C. MORSE, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. CIGARETTES CIGARETTES' ;-Brands.

NOTICE. I BEG to notify the public of Gisborne J and surrounding Districts that I have disposed of my Business (the Albion Club Stables) to— ME JOSEPH FRANCIS, Of Dunedin, who takes possession this morning. I sincerely thank patrons for their liberal support in the past, and trust that the same will be extended to my successor. WILLIAM O’EEILLY. In reference to the above, I would. respectfully solioit a continuance of the Buppert accorded my predecessor, and to merit the same by strict attention to business and oivilitv to customers. * JOSEPH FBANCIS.

JACK THOMSON’S SHOEING FORGE. (Next “TIMES” OFFICE), PEEL STREET, GISBORNE. J .THOMSON, late of Patutahi, • 'respectfully begs to notify the public of Gisborne- anti East Coast Districts that he has taken over the old-esta’blished Blacksmitliing and Shoeing business of T. Bell, in Peei street (next “ Times ” Office), and hopes by careful attention to . ensure a fair share of public support. SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITHING At the Most Reasonable Rates. A- TRIAL' SOLICITED, THOMSON’S SHOEING FORGE (Next “ .Times ” Office), PEEL STREET, GISBORNE. G UARD the feet with a pair of Hennessy’a Boots, and the head will seldom harm.