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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2630, 12 October 1909, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. ! \ COOK COUNTY • FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. I HAVE much pleasure, in invUhag all to oome and Inspect my Fine Stock of FURNITURE and HOUSE. FURNISHINGS. The list is too large to puDiisa all articles stocked. Here are a few:— JJARDV# ARE D EPARTMENi. BEDSTEADS (French and Parisian). COTS—Black and Copper, Aluminium, Rimu. SUITES, CURBS, FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, COAL VASES. CUTLERY, KNIVES, E.P. WARE, PORTABLE RODS, BRASS RODS. MANGLES, WRINGERS, CARPET SWEEPERS, FILTERS. VENETIAN BLINDS—These are made on the premises to suit all sizes oi windows, and painted any desired color. piCTURE p RAWING. I ocks ot Mou dinr- ...onntK d Striwboard, and am prepared to i u.se Piciuies at Lowest Cost. My CARPET, LINOLEUM, and FURNITURE DEPARTMENTS are 1 ' we 11 known. New Goods arriving *.*ch steamer. JOHN TOWNLEY. W. A. O’MEARA. MERCHANT. | AM BOOKING at Lowest Rates— WOOLPACKS, All sizes, fast and loose tops, unsewn four inches at corners. WOOLPOCKETS. SEAMING TWINE. SHEEP SHEARS, SHEAR STONES SHEARING MACHINE OIL. BENZINE. TEA ROSE KEROSENE for engines. ! COOPER’S POWDER SHEEP DIP. COOPER’S FLUID SHEEP DIP, in one and five-gallon drums. NIMMO AND BLAIR’S SEEDS. GRASS SEEDS: I am booking for forward delivery up to December —Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, Clovers, Fescues. Rape. Turnip, Mustard, etc. PUMPKIN SEED. LINSEED. CHAFF —25 tons, very fine quality, 24 sacks to ton. SEED OATS—Algerian, Sparrowbiil. Garton, Dims. SEED POTATOES. PRIME TABLE POTATOES—Der- j wents and Up-to-Dates. AGRICULTURAL LIME. SANITARY LIME, in 201 b bags. —AGENTS FOR— Shaddock's Orion Ranges. Wilson’s Hydraulic Lime. Wilson’s Star Cement. Cooper’s Sheep Dips. Oliver Ploughs (all fittings stocked). The Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd. GROCERIES of the Highest Quality. W. A. O’MEARA. I SALVATION ARMY CITADEL. GLADSTONE ROAD. OFFICERS IN CHARGE: ADJUTANT and MRS. MELKSHAM. •VTOU are cordially invited to «a*y jL of the following meetings:— SUNDAY: 7 a.m., Kneedrill; 11 a.m U-Fness Meeting; 3 p.m. Praise and Testimony Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. Also— TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. Young People’s Meetings: SUNDAY, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A Seat, a Book, and a Welcome to all. The above gatherings will be held for the Glory of God and the Salvation and Sanctiiication of Men, Women, and Children. A GOOD BRASS BAND will dispense harmony. Congregational Singing a Special Feature of each Service. MARRIAGES SOLEMNISED. Ft* vate Weddings conducted. GOD BLESS YOU. F. E. MELKSHAM, Adjutant. I)ON’T_WORRY 1 TTF Your SUIT is SOILED, have it 1 CLEANED. FADED GARMENTS DYED any Color by a Practical Dyer and -Dry Cleaner. SUITS REPAIRED. UMBRELLAS RECOVERED and R EP AIRED —A Sped ality. CHARLIE SMITH, CITY DYE WORKS. ’Phone 3U6.