LOST AND FOUND. / OST on paddock, Bay ldi ard es T OST,-on Octo Childers Cover brant returning to Redsfcne^ T OST—One black and white Sheep Dog; no collar. Reward.—Apply Lowndes-, 64 Lowe Street. T OST—A Frie A 4 to send, a Card. Try our Pee'l Street. ’Phon ause you ‘as Timyf” JTIOUND —The Most Reasonable . Shop at which to procure Batihs, asins, Sinks, and Gas Fittings.—F. H. Wilkinson, 68 ftrev Streetn Monday night OST, 1SMai Bay Stre Oil lost; ho we ound >al oil o Filide pleds .hr urn les die Albion. St SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE A TO SPECULATORS! it LASS <g ®Ftmr acre HERE EET Fir £§§o. Has GreajfyProspe'cti ve Value. Apply— BUSCKE and PARKER. CISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. RATBSv 1912-13. RATEPAYE that any Rates remap Ist NOVEMBEI Gisborne, October "N wi hereby noti*fed year’s Borqfgh ’AID after/the be SUED /OR. OBINSOx Town Clerk. 7, 1912. QUITE A 'BREEZE HAS BEEN CAUSED IN GISBORNE BY THE OPENING OF THE BURLINGTON The New Fashionable Dining Rooms, in "WEBB'S BUILDINGS, PEEL ST. (Upstairs.)
YAWING to the unprecedented, rush during opening week, it was found impossible to attend to the requirements of the large crowds. The Proprietress wishes to apologise to all patrons who could not be attended to, kind has pleasure in announcing that 'the staff has been increased to such a strength that in future the largest crowds will be promptly and efficiently servedDainty Afternoon Teas and Appetising Suppers a Speciality. Meals at All Hours. Mrs. McCORMICK, Proprietress. Telephone 824. TT ALL NO tin decided to by Public Aueti October. WjrfiDevery has fFSubdivlsk * ' turday, JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT A. H. BURGESS, SEEDSMAN & FLORIST, HAS pleasure in announcing that he is commencing business in Webb’s Buildings, Lowe Street, The services of MISS BARNES, late of Christchurch, has been secured as Florist and Shop Manager- Miss Barnes has the distinction of having Sron all the prizes in the professional florist classes at the Christchurch Exspibition (1906-7), which is a guarantee rthat all orders for Floral Work will be 'executed in an artistic manner. • FRESH CUT FLOWERS. POT PLANTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, ROSES, CHRYSANTHEUMS, CARNATIONS. All well-grown stuff of good quality and true to name. The SEED DEPARTMENT is stocked with clean, fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY X INVITED. TT ALL NO tJaJPtelephono 220 u/l u find W. ready' to re Mr. Wm. Devery’s lots jbfinj; offered/for sale on the 26th Or DAINTY SUPPERS. Don’t forget that Appetising Slippers are Served Nightly up to 11 o’clock at "THE SAVOY" " (Late Poverty Bay Tea Rooms), LOWE STREET. Gisborne’s Leading Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Tea and Supper Rooms. Meals at All Hours. Open on Sundays for Dinner, Tea, Afternoon Tea, and Supper. S* Dinner from 12.30 to 1.30. Mrs. WILOOX. Pronrietress. STAR OEXAN AD TYSER CO. FA ORNE SHEE! r ERV CO. WE have F§R gmdykA MPHLEtS ' ' containing in the above notable cjUjjßr A iftill from all pQfhfs o||Priew, PRICE JdWEiSHI] Obtainable from! GISBORfE Peel Street, dis ING n:
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3660, 23 October 1912, Page 2
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