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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2546, 6 July 1909, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ANNUAL. ' ' TUNING. W E ( GUARANTEE TO KEEP YOUR PIANO IN TUNE ANNUALLY AT A SMALL COST. SAVE EXPENSE AND DETERIORATION. E. CHRISP & SON.

L. G. P. SPENCER. A M.1.C.E., MEMB. INST M. & C.E., •LICENSED MUNICIPAL SURVEYOR, VIC. CIVIL & CONSULTING ENGINEER. REES’ BUILDINGS. Childers Road.

REMOVAL NOTICE. RG. CRAWFORD, Surgeon Den- - tist HAS REMOVED into new Premises, Bank of New South Wales Buildings, corner Peel Street and Gladstone Road. Telephone 346.

TO-DAY. AUCTIONS. F, S. Malcolm and Co., furniture and stock-in-trade at W. M. J. Attwood’s, Gladstone Road, 1.30 p.m. MEETINGS. Gisborne Bowling Club Committee, Masonic Hotel, 11 a.m. Hockey Association, Royal Hotel, 7.30 p.m. Y.M.C.A. Lecture, 7.30 p.m. Rev. R. S. Gray’s Mission, Baptist Tabernacle, -7.30 p.m. AMUSEMENTS. i Allan Hamilton’s Company— <! A Message from Mars,” His Majesty’s Theatre, S p.m. ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS. “A Boy in the Wool Trade.”—A wool-classer classes, the wool into various grades as it comes off the sheep’s back before being baled. A fellmonger slipes .the wool off the skins in the factory ; a wool-stapler finally classes the wool before the manufacturing process. Different classes of wool suit different manufacturers, and the finer classes of wool suit the American trade; Great Britain is probably the largest consumer in the world, although run close by both France and Germany.