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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3461, 28 February 1912, Page 6

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NOTICE WE, the undersigned Livery and Bait Stable Proprietors of Gisborne, have been compelled, in consequence of the increased cost of upkeep, rates, rent .wages, etc., to revise our tariff, and hereby mutually agree to charge the following RATES on and from SATURDAY, 23th December, 1911; such rates to be strictly for cash, except in the case of customers having current accounts. Old established contracts now in force with customers will not be affected by this revision of rates, but any new contracts entered into on and after the above date will be based upon the new charges as below:— 6TABLIRC. Is per day up to 10 p.m. day up fio 10 p.m. p.m! to midnight. ■ mmnight. OCRING. Sr night. Buggy Ho Hacks, 6' do. Is do. 2s per om 6d AD H-IRES. Single-seated YehichpfrT horse, 15s per day, 10s periffhalf-day. Do., do-, withjjSmver. 25s per day, 15s per haJFday. Double 1 horse, 17s 6d per day, 12s r>r half-d.ay. pair, 25s per day, 17s 6d per half-day. d 50., with driver, 40s per day, 20s per half-day. Vehicles, with 4-horse teams and driver, £3 per day, except for long distances, which may be arranged for. Hacks, 7s 6d per day or 45s per week Note.—ln above drivers are engaged, the price mclu drivers’ expenses and horse feeds. J R. REDSTONE AND SONS Criterion Stables. LANGFORD. HOGAN & GILLIES, British Empire Stables J. CHAMBERS, New Railway Stables. FRANCIS AND LOUGHER, Aibion Club Stables. BROWN AND JOHNSTONE, Masonic StablesMURTON'S SHEEP DIP Murton’s Invention was awarded FIRST PLACE at the Largest Sheep-Dip Trial ever held, vis., Canterbury, 1887, when it secured Highest Points for: 1. CONDITION OF WOOL AT SHEARING. 2. MOST EFFECTIVE DESTROYER OF PARASITES. 4, MOST EFFECTIVE PREVENTIVE FROM RE-INFECTION. 4- EFFECT ON SHEEP AT DIPPINC Continuous Study and Long Experience Ixave enabled the Inventor to very much improve this Dip. A. M. BEALE, ESQ-, AGENT WAIAPU DISTRICT. MESSRS WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LIMITED, AGENTS POVERTY BAY DISTRICT. murton’s Valuable foot rot CURE IN ONE AND TWO GALLON TINSCONCERT Programmes and all classes of Printing executed by Mi up-to-date staif.— Quotations given at Job Department. “Gisborne limes, ’pb«ixe 600