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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3417, 8 January 1912, Page 2

TURANGANUI HOTEL AF. SAUNDERS begs to notify • the Public and all Country folk that this Hotel has been entirely Renovated and Re-furnished. The ground floor construction has been re-modelled, and the Hotel now ranks with the fco r t. Country folk wiK find it a very convenient House .-ciuj: near Railway, Post Ofiic*\ etc. Excellent Table and Airy Rooms TARIFF: ONLY 6s PER LAY KIA ORA DAIRY COMPANY. r PHE COMPANY wish to notify the Public of Gisborne that they are now delivering PASTEURISED MILK in sealed bottles. The bottles, which are called for, are washed by machinery at the Factory. JAS. MORRISON, PAINTER AND DECORATOR. pEEL gTREET. 'PHONE NO. 217: PRIVATE 72.

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