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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3377, 18 November 1911, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. INGRAIN IS THE HALL-MARK OF WASHING COLOURS ON COTTON OR LINEN GOODS. lADIES! You know the value of i having a colour that will wash, and not bleed, and perhaps you hare a Faded Linen Costume or one the colour of which you are tired. We can INGRAIN dye you these almost any colour you like. Call and See, or Ring Up 485. CLIFFORD TATTERSFIELD ART DYER AND CLEANER. s 28 CUSTOMHOUSE STREET. Joins Gladstone Road at P.O. LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Half-circle Mtotor-car Axle Clip, between Waerenga-a-liika, Makauri, and Gisborne.—Finder rewarded on returning to Davys, Third, and Mitchell. FOUND —A pleasure in washing by using the great American Eesiwas laundry fluid; makes washing a pleasure; ask your grocer for it.—G. K. Pasley, wholesale agent, Lowe Street, Gisborne. FOUND— That you don’t need to be musical to sing the praises of Holdsworth’s Boots. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THEOSOPHY. MISS C. W. CHRISTIE, F.T.S. Who has lately returned from Adyar, Madras, India, deliver a PUBLIC LECTURE JJIS rpHEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, ait 8 p.m. The Two Divine Teachers, JESUS AND THE CHRIST. Madam Gleave will sing the recitative and aria “But the Lord is Mindful of His Own” (Mendelsslohn). Mr. John To I ,vmlev will occupy the chair. LABOR DAY DEMONSTRATION. THE East Coast Trades and Labor Council desire to thank all those who so' kindly donated Trophies as Prizes, Messrs W. J. Cox and Co. and the Gisborne Co-operative Bakery Co., for the loan of crockery and the refreshment utensils, and all those who so ably assisted in making the Labor Day Demonstration such a success. Especially do they desire to .thank the Salvation Army Band for their valuable assistance in playing in the' procession. D. W. COLEMAN, Secretary. WARNING TO ELECTORS. Electors opposed to noLICENSE are notified that a deliberate attempt is being made to squeeze some of them off the Roll by means of an Elector’s Objection, and without any legitimate reason. Should you receive notice of an Elector’s Objection, please notify the Registrar of Electors that you atre still in the district. This will prevent you from being disfranchised, and enable you to do your duty on election day by striking out the bottom line on both papers. PROPERTIES TO LET AND FOR SALE. J. BLAKE— GOOD’S BUILDINGS. 3500 2000 ACRES running 4£ ACRE Building Site® from £lO531 ACRES. 4-roomed House, £420. 3f ACRES, 4-roomed House, orchard, outbuildings, 6 miles from town. £6OO, terms. For Sale or Te Let—l3s, 4-roomed HOUSE, 1-acre, central £4OO, £IOO cash. CARNARVON STREET. PRETTY VILLA RESIDENCE,new, modern, good; 6 rooms, all conveniences. C. G. BLOORE. TO LET—Six-roomed Bouse, 8 acres good grass, Mangapapa Valley road.—Apply, Okas. Smith, Kirktown, telephone 27 (two rings). TO LET—Six-roomed House, in Aberdeen Road, opposite Botanical Gardens—Arvnly, Mrs. Langford. TO LET—6-roomed House and 10 Acres 1 , rich flat, E'aiti.—Geo. Grant, Lowe Street. TO LET—Nice 6-roomed. fully-fur-nished House, including piano, 35s per week, fronting beach, Victoria Township.—Apply, T. G. Lawless, agent. - • TO LET—Six-roomed House in Aberdeen Road, with all oonveniences.—Apply. Chrisp and Coleman. „ TO LEASE —Small Dairy Farm, handy to town', 6-roomed House, Stock, at valuation; £IOO p.a.—T. G. Lawless. , .. TO LET—Shop and Dwelling, Kaiti Bridge, one minute from Post Office, suitable for dressmaker.—T. G. Lawless, agent, ’phone 193. • * fi -ROOMED House, hot' and cold U water, full i-acre; furniture'£Bo thrown in, all new; price £595; £295 cash wanted; owner going away.—Jas. Brown, land agent. OR SALE^— Boarding-houses, three Farms; 6 all-sized Houses from >3O; Sections from £B3; Horses, ups, and Harness.—James Brown, rn.tral Land Agency.