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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3227, 25 May 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. lIS fSESSfDNI )N - (#3O) an? PO-NJ&HT (7.3 C D- L. R-o'BINSON, Kink Manager LGBT AND FOUND. th QST. Vaimi ’feather at; ease wptiirr LA Ants Solicitors,, ST WILL the per bitted two white giftho horse found taken day. cape lat buil ddfibleaddle Jf with .stramnfd on ; :nrot* same ing.da.4f MonHea stO'l S. BURTON, GovePnmVnt Veterinarian. Railway Stables 1 and ridge, Sunday,%<*reen- ; .—A 1 bion, tqsnel. OOUND—The Best Shop in Gisborne fP for Men’s Panama Hats; the latest shapes at the lowest prices.—Nat. Ho, tv-. McKee’s Bunding. i SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WAS KOHU COUNTY SHEEP DOG TRIAL CLUB.

THIRST ANNUAL MEETING, to be held at on 7th, Bth, and 9th JUNe7i9l] Coi )etiti ope CLASS I. sets of flag tion at ixfuge. II. ,vay through three font 400 to satisTirne, mutes -Hu iifa wav to point, bring balk in ring until is satisfied. ' Timg, 15 minutes. Dogs must bail-: in hjtoiLf / CLASS lII#-—Headpmring back, and held in ring* until judge is satisfied (about -I-mile). Time, 12 minutes. Prizes in all classes—lst, £jf> ; 2nd, £3; '3rd. £1 10s; 4th, £l. Numerous special prizi-s. Eor particular# see posters- Entries., close with Secretary, FR/DA|, #JtfTie 2nd, at VS ft. in., at Wj&afcaf/tm Post- Office. \ Nomination feejos, mjrist accompany eaYw entry. L. HI. MACLEAN, Hon. Sec. ANNUAL g.ALANbE & gTOCK TAKI N,( N order/to facilitate ourT Annual Balaiice, Clients are requested to SETTLE ILL to the above da/e, and to Reduce the Heavy Stocks- ylld by us, we are during this month holding a SALE OF which we are offer at EXCEPTIONALLY RATES. A FEW# OF o|r GENUINE BARGAIN^ PO TOTAR AjjfPOSTS ' £7 10 s HARD\Vt)OD posts ... £6 HOUSE BLOCKS. TIMBER. All Classes of KAURI,TOTARA, and MATAI. DO SISHES# MOULDIMGS, and b/ild/irhj. iHtemio^EßY r\-eiJt Descript. i/m|, cement, Etc IMU COALS! We have Large Stocks of COAL and COKE on hand of the Best Quality,which are being sold at a BIG DISCOUNT FOR CASH. I’d 8 EKh EbT I D TIMBER MERCHANTS, ETC. ’PHONE 512. TEA ROOMS. HAVING acquired those fine Cen-trally-situated Premises so long i known as “The Sweetories,” in Hallenstein’s Buildings, I have had them completely renovated throughout, and converted into the Cosiest and Bestappointed TEA ROOMS in town.' Accommodation for 150 people. There’s excellence in what we have to serve, and daintiness in the way we serve it, -0 INSPECTION INVXTED. g CATERER AND PASTRYCOOK, < Hallenstein’s Buildings. ]