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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2473, 12 April 1909, Page 2

A TWO MINUTES’ GHAT ABOUT WATCHES. V wJL % r L mm 4 t The Right Time ALL THE TIME. 'THERE are various processes in tlie put- * ting together of a Watch that calls for the greatest of skill. Many Watches are carelessly constructed, and, as a result, they are faulty in movement, either gaining or losing time repeatedly. My practical experience as a W. atchmaker —my keen knowledge of all their little intricacies—help me considerably in the selection of Watches I sell. I Guarantee each and every Watch that leaves my premises. Immediately on arrival each one is overhauled and given a thorough examination, and if and defects are found they are immediately rectified. I would be pleased indeed to show you my assortment. GENT’S REEIABEE WATCHES from 21/H. J a ORIEVE “ THE PEOPLE’S JEWELLER,” GISBORNE.

W. ROLAND & CO T HE GTOR H OUSE. DISRAELI STREET. GISBORNE. MOTOR AND CYCLE REPAIRERS, MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. SECOND-HAND CARS from £BO. Argyles, Stuarts, Wokeleys, Sidderleye, H umbers, Unies, Renaults, Napier etc., etc. INQUIRIES INVITED. All work guaranteed and promptly executed -by skilled mechanics. Tel. 484. Tel. 454. gOON TO J'OLOGA gAY. C. O’CONNOR, PRACTICAL BOOTMAKER. BEGS to intimate that he has opened business at Tologa Bay in the premises until recently occupied by J. Lang and Sons. A Large Stock of the verv best English and Colonial BOOTS and SHOES kept in stock. Boots of all kinds made to order and Repairs promptly executed. rpHERE IS' J^IKE LEATHER. I lost my show not long ago Through striking out TOP LINE. But do not crow Old Bung and Co.. Your turn will come next time. They thought by bumping me out That I would cry a go, And that my bizz would fizzle out To the blokes that sneaked the show. I am selling Whips short and long, Saddles and Bridles too ; Spurs to urge the hack along When a journey there is to do. Plenty Hammers,Knives and Nippers Shoe, Rasps, Hemp, Needles, Wax, Riding Coats, Horse Co vers.Clippers, Rubber Heels and all Boot Tacks. Of Portmanteaux and Gladstone Bags I have qxiite a few. Hand Grips and Luggage Tags, All at prices right tor you. —By Heel Shave. STEWART HASTIE, OPPOSITE BARLOW’S GARAGE. GLADSTONE ROAD. NOTICE. TO SUBSCRIBERS. —If your neighbor does not take the “Times,” urge him to do so. We will give you your paper free for six months if you send us the quarterly subscriptions for two new subscribers. MANAGER, •’Tiniekb* CSce.

T. G. LAWLESS, jy\ND AND J]STATE LAWLESS’S BUILDINGS. IvAITI-CITY LAND AGENCY. Witliia One Minute of General Post Office. Established 1891. DISTRICT AGENT FOR— Australian Widows’ Fund Life Assurance Society, Ltd. Guardian Fire Assurance Company, Ltd. All classes of Fire Risks undertaken at Lowest Current Rates. FFERS T7IOR CJ ALE— O' jF S’ £95. Several Choice BUILDING SITES, Whataupoko, just outside Borough area. Exceptionally easy terms. £7O 10 £95. Four remaining SECTIONS, Mildura Township. Very easy terms. £4 PER ACRE. 1900 ACRES, 0.R.P., Four-roomed Dwelling, large Store, Woolslied, sheep and cattle yards. Good rolling country. Well watered. £lO PER ACRE. 233 ACRES, good rolling country, in good grazing district. £2 2 s 6 D PER ACRE--618 ACRESj 0.R.P., 2-roomed Whare, 400 Acres felled and grassed, balance bush. Full particulars of this desirable property upon application. £420. FIVE-ROOMED DWELLING and good allotment. Bathroom, scullery, etc. The building is quite new and built of good kauri and rnatai. £BSO. ONE ACRE AND A-HALF with good 7-roomed Dwelling. Quite new and built of good timber. £IOOO. HALF-ACRE, Dwelling of 4 large oins, bathroom, etc, every conveniice water laid on; grounds nicely id out; lawn, garden, fruit and ornaental trees, etc. £2lO. QUARTER-ACRE and 2-roomed Cotre ; handy to Post Office. £750 0R £1025. •<WO ACRES, and 4-rcomed Dwellbathroom, pantry, Wash-house, h copper and tubs set in, Shaddock me, high-pressure boiler, hot and f. water laid on, portable enamel h Price for lot £lo2o, or 1 3-acre £750. Situate m splendid BUY OR SELL LAND WRITE OR CALL ON T. G. LAWLESS. P. H. GRAHAM, architect, WILLIAMS and SHERRATT’S BUILDINGS,