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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 201, 27 September 1888, Page 1

The Gisborne Hotel, CORNER OF LOWE ST. AND CHILDERS ROAD, JAMES BAILEY Proprietor. VISITORS to the district will find this Hotelry one of the most Excellently Conducted and Conveniently Situated of the Hotels in the district. The Accommodation and General Comfort have no comparison in Gisborne, and special arrangements are made for the convenience of Working Men, who can get their meals at the most suitable times, notwithstanding which the charges are sufficiently moderate to meet the times. ALL MEALS —ONE SHILLING. Passengers by the passing steamers, whether ashore on a casual visit, or for more than a temporary stay, cannot do better than give a call at the •• GISBOBNE.” ad aim, Wines a&d, Spirits of the Best Bran As. ML THE BILLIARD ROOM Bf Is an especial feature, the Table being of the best make and there being an experienced marker in attendance. The Game can here be enjoyed as the most pleasant and fascinating of pastimes. The Proprietor is so well known in the district that no better guarantee is required to obtain the patronage of residents, but no opportunity will be lost to enable him to sustain the high reputation of his Hotel. D. M. ORE, PRODUCE MERCHANT, LOWE STREET, Has jcst Received— SHIPMENT OF TEA, in small caddies, of the Best Quality s also, a splendid lot of Long Tartarian Seed Oats and Chevalier Barley. About Four Tons Kidney Seed Potatoes will be sold cheap to clear: also. Ten Tons Oamaru Potatoes, for table or seed. NEWCASTLE GOAL NOW LANDING; Reduced Bates from alongside. D. M. ORE.

□\A_ZMZZES ZEJLST, THE POPULAR GROCER, S STILL SELLING, FOR CASH, jfK. Sx>lexidlcl Xslxie In TEA, at Is 9d, 2s, and 2s 6d, after TWENTY YEARS’ experience in the Tea Trade, is able to guarantee—soundness of quality and par excellence of flavor ; o. Coffee fresh wound on the Premises from 1s 3d UPWARDS. :o: J AMS, 5s 3d per doz.; per Case, 5s a doz. OATMEAL, 3s per 251 b Bag. SAUCE, 9d per Bottle; Large Worcestershire Is 3d. etc., etc. ———:o:— ——— JAMES EAST.

WJLTTIEI’S FIRE LIGHTER. : x: Revolution in tlie T-.lg’trtl.n.s* oi Fires. XO DIRT! NO DANGER!! NO TROUBLE '.! ! TIESTTJSZEOnsriJLLS. ;o: Fbom Mb. J. HUGHES, Superintendent Tire Brigade. Auckland, 16th July, 1888. To Mu. H. Waite, High Street, Auckland. Sir, —With regard to your Patent Fire Lighter: it is a serviceable article of household use, and, 1 have no doubt, will be duly appreciated. It is clean, cheap, and safe, and a great improvement on the usual style. I am, etc., JOHN HUGHES, Superintendent Fire Brigade. * Ms. Waite, Auckland, Sir, —I have examined and tested your Patent Fire Kindlers, and consider them excellent in every respect; they answer the purpose for which they are intended admirably, and they are perfectly safe, there not being the slightest danger in using them. —Yours truly, E. SMITH, President of the New Zealand Fire Brigade Association, Christchurch. :O: FIRES LIGHTED at Id. PER WEEK. The Dampest Fuel may be used. :X: This Wonderful Little Invention is now on the market and will be sold for— The Democratic Shilling. SEE THAT YOU DON’T PAY MORE. Wingate, Burns and Co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS FOR GISBORNE AND NAPIER.

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T. ROBERTS, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND MACHINIST, (Opposite Teat and Friar’s, WATCHES] CLEANED AT Ball MUSICAI*BOXES REPAIRED