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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3357, 25 October 1911, Page 1

SHIPPING. THE HEW ZEALAND sm?\m co.’s UN! TO LONDON, via MONTE VIDEO, TENI EIFFE AND PLYMOUTH. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMER IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Steamer Tons Pt. Dep’ture To Sail Turakina (2) 10960 Eemuera (2) 13000 Ruahine (2) 12,000 Ruapehu (2) * 9bßo Rotorua (3) * 12500 Turakina (2) * 10960 Remuera (2) * 13000 Ruahine (2) * 12,000 Wellington Nov 18 Wellington Dec. 14 Wellington Jan. Wellington Feb. 8 Wellington Mar. 7 Wellington Apr. 4 Wellington May 2 Wellington May 30 (2) Twin Screw. (3) Triple Sorew. * Galling at Rio. ALL STEAMERS FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SURPASSEI by any other Line,. For freight or passage, apply to— THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. LOWE STREET. Gisborne. v~A HHBBABTA&r mm ume. FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE. ULIMAROA (Wyllie) 5770 tons reg WIMMERA (Waller) 3022 tons reg VICTORIA (Entwistle) 2969 tons reg Will Sail (circumstances permitting) ■ FOR AUCKLAND and SYDNEY: Victoria, Wednesday, Nov. 1, 7 p.m. lyt TELTON. AND DUNEDIN: Wimmera, Wednesday. Oct. IS, 7 p.m. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT (From Wellington): Ulimaroa, Friday, Nov. 17tli. FOR MELBOURNE, via BLUFF AND HOBART (From Dunedin): Ulimaroa. Sunday. October 29th. All Tickets are available also for stop over or return by ANY OF UNION CO.’S Steamers, and holders of U.S.S. Co.’s tick ets may travel by aiove-named vessels. DALGETY and Co., LtdAgents. THE GISBORNE BHEEPFARMERS' mm MEAT CO, LT3 QUIPPING. CUSTOMS, AND C 5 INSURANCE AGENTS. COAL MERCHANTS. (Sole Agents for the Northern Coal Co.) TUG PROPRIETORS and LIGHTERMEN^ CARRIERS. All descriptions of Carting arranged for AGENCIES: The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. The Anchor Shipping and Foundry Co., Ltd. The Maoriland Steamship Co. Kaiapoi Shipping Co. The Clan Line of Steamers. The British Dominions General Insurance Co. The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd. OFFICES: Wharf Branch—Read’s Quay, ’Phone No. 50. Head Office—Corner Gladstone Road and Read’s Quay. ’Phones Nos. 209 and 539. A FAVORITE HOUSE FOR TOURISTS. THE EMPIRE HOTEL, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. SITUATED in the heart of the business centre of the city this cosy Hotel is luxuriously furnished and lighted by electricity throughout. THE PROPRIETOR, J. P. MURPHY (Late of Tologa Bay). Will he delighted at all times to welcome Poverty Bay residents, who can rely on receiving every consideration and attention. ARE YOU ABOUT TO BUILD? DO YOU WISH TO ECONOMISE? If so, make a point of consulting WILLIAM WHEALEN, ARCHITECT, GOOD’S BUILDINGS. Domestic Architecture a Speciality. Quantities and Estimates prepared. FOB SALE SUBURBAN STORE. Price, as a going concern, £l6O. BOARDING HOUSE. Goodwill and contents of a sevenroomed House, within five minutes of the P.O. £IOO. SHARES. 20 in Adairs’ Ltd., who just recently paid 10 per cent. ' Fuller particulars on application to — G. F. DICK, GOOD’S BUILDINGS. SOLE AGENT. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-' DQQ ACRES First-class Bush Land,■ ’“jOe./ "215 grass, rest felled subdivided; new 5-roomcd HOUSE; good 2-sheep country. Price only £ISOO ; terms, £7OO cash. Bargain .for young man starting. C. G. BLOOEE, Agent. MILE AND QUARTER FROM P.O. 4 ACRES, j'ust off tram route. £650. Land near selling at £l5O quarC. G. BLOORE, Agent.