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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2390, 4 January 1909, Page 1

NOTICE. AND J^USSELL. ♦BUTCHERS. Upper Gladstone Road. (Late Shopmen for Mr. Clias. Duncan • and Mr. Roland Hill -respectively) ' WISH to inform you, that having PURCHASED the Butcher’s Business lately carried on by Mr. CHAS. DUNCAN, they are prepared to Supply the very best Beef, Mutton and Small Goods obtainable. ' IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR BUTCHER RING ’PHONE 359. * f • • -• a. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. NELSON COLLEGE (Founded 1856.) PRINCIPALS: Nelson Boys’ College (opened 1856), H. L. FOWLEH, M.A., Oxon. Nelson Girls’ College (opened 1882), MISS M. LORIMER, M.A. Assisted by large and efficient! Staffs of fully qualified Graduates. THE BOY'S’ COLLEGE, recently rebuilt, is a stately and commodious brick building, furnished with every convenience lor teaching and boarding purposes. A well-equipped Gymnasium, Workshop, and large Swimming Bath are in the College Grounds. The Playground was recently levelled at considerable expense, through the liberal contributions of the Old Boys Association, and is now available lor sports. Considerable additions were made recently to the Girls’ College, which is now fully equipped, and includes a. large Gymnasium. Cookery and Dressmaking are taught by competent instructors. Physical .Training is given by a qualified lady teacher. In both Colleges the number of pupils is steadily increasing. The Boarding Departments are under the control of the Principals, who, with the majority of their staffs, are resident. The health and comfort of the pupils receive careful (attention, as is vouched for by the many voluntary testimonials received from parents. The sanitary and fire escape appliances are thoroughly-up to date. Prospectuses -and lull information can be obtained from the Principals or Secretary. The First Term. 1909, begins on Wednesday, 3rd February. JAMES BLAIR, Secretary. College Cilice, Nelson. rpHERE IS NOTHING LEATHER. IKE My. friends in town and mates out back This news I send to you, Though Bung and- Co. are on my I’ll still attend to you. I had a note from Bung and Co. That I would have to quit, As they did not, like my company Or the top line which I hit. But my old friend just up the way Has fixed me up all right, And at Stafford’s Shop I mean to stay And advocate what’s right. So when in town you chance to be, And you miss the old retreat,. You have not far to come to me, On' the same side near Grey Street, And there you’ll find me on the job) With a large stock hard to beat, A first-class outfit tor the cob, And the best of leather lor your feet. .... , —By Heel Shave. gTEWART JjySTIE GLADSTONE ROAD. W. TAN. GLADSTONE J^AUNDRY, jADSTONE ROAD AND PEEL STREET. ite Shirts washed and ironed 5d lars (double) ~ » lars (single) , , rts starched and ironed (only) 40 gle 'and Double Collars - Id b Shirts, per dozen Js iST-CLASS MAN IN CHARGE. ATISFACTION GUARANTEED. W. J. BUTTIMORE, . \ (Late George Maher) HARNESS- SADDLE; & COLLAR MAKER, PRACTICAL BAG & PORTMANTEAU MAKER. Horse Covers made to order on, the Premises. •. All-REPAIRS -entrusted x> me will be executed with promptness and despatch. SHOW HARNESS a speciality. SNIS RACQUETS Re-strung and . . Repaired. ICKET BATS bound and pegged. USSES re-padded and all other Surgical Work a speciality.