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NOTICE TO READERS. THOSE desiring EXTRA COPIES of To-day’s “TIMES” can obtain same on application at this oflictt. HOCKEY. Victoria Domain. rjTO-pAY (THURSDAY), at 2 p.m. GREAT CHALLENGE MATCH. W 1 ® 1 ' E NU v - K IA K ABA; Admission Gd; Ladies Frco. O. M. SARGISSON, Hon. See. J^OOTBALLI JUNIOR REPS. nnilE following players have been n selected to play at Tologa Bay on the 2Gth inst: Smith. R. Campbell, Fitzgerald, Grenfell, Witty, C. Somervell, A. Luttroll, B. Bright, Bristow, Hogg, McGnfiie, Delaney, Moore, Hickey, and Walker; emergency, E. Luttroll. The coaches leave Redstono’s Stables at 8 a.m. FRIDAY, 25tli, when all players are requested to be prompt to time. 1 •••,.( E. f, MAUDE, . ; lion. Sec. P.B.K.U. | TO BUILDERS. ,(TIRICH'I'ON & McKAY. F-F.R.I. '\j 13. A., Architects, Wellington, invite Tenders, to close at NOON of WEDNESDAY, 7th October, for the Erection of Branch Promises at Gosborno for the Bank of New South Wales. Plans and specifications may bo bad at tlio branches in Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington. TENDERS. TENDERS called for Metalling about 28 chains (more or less) new Road, Waikohu. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close not later than 28th INST. W. G. JERItAM, Waikohu Station. POVERTY BAY GOLF CLUB. ON SATURDAY NEXT (the closing day of the Golf Club) a (fixed. Foursome will be played for lie President’s Trophy. All members who wish to compete ire requested, to send their names to die Secretary not later than FRIDAY AFTERNOON. J. M. CURTIS, Hon. Sec. GISBORNE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY. iFADED TENDERS will be receivj ed until 12 Noon on SATURAY NEXT, 26th inst,, for the Purlase, in one or more lots, of a Ballot oan of £SOO in No. 1 issue. Tenderers must state the security Sored. Highest or any tender not neeesirily accepted.. A. G. BEERE, Secretary. NOTICE TO DAIRYFARMERS. mi IK OKJTU BUTTER FACTORY JL is prcparedi to buy Homo Separated Cream, in any quantity. Railage paid on all Cream consigned from Country Stations. A. R. VALDER, I Manager.

GISBORNE PRIVATE BAND. A -MEETING of members and sup- j porters of the above will bp ] held THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, September 23rd, in the Cosmopolitan Club Rooms, at 8 o clock. , Business: To receive report and bal-ance-sheet;^’election ol : officers, and i gcneial-c BQLLEN) Hon> g ec , TE RAU CrTcKET CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting will be held ■ THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Sept. 24, at 8 o’clock, in the Cosmopolitan Club (by kind permission). , Presentation of Prizes, Report and Balance-sheet. . Intending members cordially mvitcd. WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. AN ADDRESS on the “Problem of Intemperance,” by Dr. Ge-TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. Admission Is. • Admission Is. INTER, p R °. pEE Of Sydney, OLAIRV OYANT, PHR.ENOLOGIST, and MAGNETIC HEALER. Rooms: GREY STREET, off Gladstone Road; next door to Mr. Cato. OPENING MONDAY, SEPT. 28. rgTO jgREAD THE CIVIL SERVICE & CITIZENS’ CO-OPERATIVE BAKERY, Ltd. (Registered under Industrial and Provident Act) HAVE secured tlio Bakery Business of Mr. W. RICHARDSON and will commence Business on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and the Public are asked to support the Society— BECAUSE we were the PIONEERS OF CO-OPERATION in the Bakery lino in Gisborne. BECAUSE wo relieved Oppression. BECAUSE our movement in the direction of Co-operation brought down the Price of Bread, notwithstanding other statements. BECAUSE our Society is purely Cooperative. BECAUSE w© do not allow ANY ONE person to hold a preponderance of Shares. . ' BECAUSE wo are securing an Up-to-date Baker from one of tlio Chiet Centres. BECAUSE we will guarantee Purity of Goods, Civility, and Absolute Cleanliness. BECAUSE whatever Profits are made you will get your just proportion of. BECAUSE we have no Debentures to pay a fixed interest upon, whether earned or not. iECAUSE we are starting entirely ON OUR OWN, and whatever Profits arise from tlio outset is Sliare3ECAUSE we have no DEAD HORSE rHE P PUB°LiG & SHAREHOLDERS alike will receive Fair Treatment from the Society, BUT L’AKE A SHARE AND PARTICIPATE IN PROFITS IS OUR ADVICE TO ALL. REMEMBER OUR CART ON FIRST OF OCTOBER. Bella ttista ttouse. ella V ista Mouse. THE POINT, WHATAUPOKO. 571 IRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION - FOR BOARDERS. Suites of Rooms for Families. Hot and Cold Water and Every Convenience. PROPRIETRESS, MRS-/ ATTWOOD. Telephone 198,

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2304, 24 September 1908, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2304, 24 September 1908, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2304, 24 September 1908, Page 1

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