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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2518, 3 June 1909, Page 5

BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON, June 2. Arrived —Ulimaroa (4.30 a.m.), from Sydney. AUCKLAND, June 2. Arrived^—'Hauroto (9.15 a.m.), from Bar a tonga. . _ . WESTPORT, June 2. * Arrived —Regulus (6 p.m.), from GisLOin °‘ LYTTELTON, June. 2. Sailed— Opawa (3.15 p.m.), for LontlnU‘ CHRISTCHURCH, June 2. The Waimate arrived in London on Mav 31. The Ruapehu sailed on May 31 from Rio de Janeiro, for London. SYDNEY, June 2. Sailed—Mokoia (2 p.m.) for Now Zealand. / ADELAIDE, June 2. Sailed— Ashmore for New Zealand. BRISBANE, June 2. Arrived —Indraghiri from Aucidand. MELBOURNE, June 2. Sailed —Warrimoo for Bluff. CALL AND HEAR THE NEW RECORDS. EDISON’S LATEST INVENTION. THESE NEW RECORDS play on an average of over 4 MINUiEb. This gives an opportunity for long songs and selections to be fully reproduced. The advantage is obvious. ALREADY 70 SPLENDID ITEMS TO SELECT FROM. It is not necessary to buy a new Phonograph. There is a series of attachments by which, at slight cost, all Edison Phonographs (except the Gem) may he equipped to play the longer Records in addition to the present one. Fix your Phonograph up with a New Attachment, and make it twice as on+prtaininfr as before. Lists of Records and full particulars posted on application. THOMAS - ADAMS. BOOKSELL M°m TATIONER ; JP.O. Box 52. Tel ; 10 °'