jCfOOTBALL ! 'pIOOTBALL ! ! POVERTY BAY RUGBY UNION. Victoria Domain. rnO-DAY (SATURDAY), JULY 18. I Senior Match: KAITI-CITY V. WEST END. Junior Match: KAm-CITY V. TAKITIMU. Thirds: WEST END V. TAKITIMU. Challenge Match: TOWN CADETS v. SCHOOL CADETS. Soniors and Juniors at 3 p.m. Third and (Jlmllengc at 1.40 p.m. Admission Od, Ladies Free, Stand 6d. E. L. MAUDE, Hon. See. P.B.R.U. TO CONTRACTORS. 1 TENDERS, closing at my office, at . Noon, TO-DAY, (SATURDAY) am invited for the erection of Business Premises, in brick, in Gladstone Road, Gisborne, for YV. A. Friar, Esq. The lowest or any tonder not necessarily accepted. H. J. Architect. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’UNION GISBORNE BRANCH. A GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Club Room TODAY, SATURDAY, at 2 p.m., to consider the question of engaging a Veterinary Surgeon. Dairy farmers are specially requested to attend. J. P. WARD, Secretary. GISBORNE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING of the Society will bo held in Townley’s Hall, on MONDAY NEXT, 20th inst., at- 8.30 p.m., to dispose of £SOO for sale in No. 1 Issue, and £SOO by ballot in No. 2 Issue. A. G. BEERE, Secretary.
Public Works Oifice, Te Karaka, Juno 25, 1908. rffIENDEIIS will be received up till X Noon on SATURDAY, July 25th, lor Erection of Native School at Reporua, East Coast. Plans and specifications may be seen at Post Office, Waipiro Bay, Native Land Court, Gisborne, and at this office. No tender need necessarily be accepted. C. E. ARMSTRONG, Resident Engineer.
NOTICE TO STATION OWNERS AND OTHERS. y^ABOR A GENCY. I HAVE started a LABOR AGENCY, near Firebell, Gladstone Road, and as I am running it in connection with Gladstone Boarding House, I am in a position to place Employers with First-class Workers. C. FERGUSON.
HOW TO INVEST. ONEY IS SAFE IF INVESTED IN FREEHOLD. Bush M 254 BA ACRES. Alluvial Flats, now DU Carrying 800 Sheep. K-ROOMED HOUSE, close to fj school. ACRES First-Class Land. W. LISSANT CLAYTON, SOLE AGENT.
gUSINESS Good’s Buildings. Gladstone Road. PRINCIPAL—Miss Wilcox, assisted by efficient stall. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. SHORTHAND— Pitman and Gregg 'systems. • , BOOK-KEEPING— DoubIe Entry applicable to any set of books. —Eull equipment of; first-class standard machines, and great pains, are taken to make stue COMM I ERCIAIb ISte ’CORRESPONDENCE —-Penmanship, Duplicating, and all Commercial- Subjects. MATRICULATION AND CIVIL SERVlCE—Student® coached in necessary subjects for examination. PRIV ATE INSTRU OTlON—Private and strictly confidential instruction given to those \vhose education lias been neglected. POSITIONS —No difficulty in placing graduates in positions, as demand is in excess of supply. Large number of f students placed ill lucrative positions annually. Clients attended for shorthand dictation;. Typewriting at moderate fobs. Circular Letters at cheap rate for thousand. Stationholders* and Tradesmen’s Books adjusted and balanced. BUSINESS FOR SALE! W OULD YOU LIKE TO GO INTO BUSINESS? CHOOSE from the following:— QLOTHING BUSINESS. Bookselling and stationary BUSINESS. JpANCY GOODS BUSINESS. ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. IHAEF-CUTTING And THRESHING PLANT. CARRYING BUSINESS. G C APPLY C. G. BLOORE LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. C 10UGHS, /"fOLDS, £IOLDS, A STHMA, ETC. Can be Prevented and Cured by CANADIAN HERBAL DROPS. THE SWEETER lES Supply Thom. TEMPORARY PREMISES: Gladstone Road.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2246, 18 July 1908, Page 1
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