UNIVERSAL. DINING ROOMS (Opposite Masonic Hotel). ALF.~BUDD BEGS to announce that he has taken those commodious and centrally-situated premises known as the “ D.I C.” Building, at the corner facing Mr Adair’s shop on the one side and the Masonic Hotel on the other. The premises are to be specially fitted up for Dining Booms, and the Proprietor having had large experience in the business can confidently assure the public that the Dining Rooms Will b* >o conducted as to be fully deserving 0 fan extended patronage. The opening of such Dining Rooms should be a great convenience to the public, whose support is respectfully solicited. ALL MEALS 18. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT MADE FOR WEEKLY BOARDERS LADIES' ENTRANCE FROM LOWE STREET. JOSEPH PALMER, HERBALIST, GISBORNE, Thanks the Public for their liberal support in the past, and trusts by the attention to their wants to merit a continuance of their favours in the future, A Full Stock of— HERBS, BOOTS. BARKS, AND POWDEBS, Suitable for all Complaints, always on handTansy Leaves, Pennyroyal Leaves, Pomegranate Bark, Bitter Sweet Leaves, Gentian Boot Sassafras Chips, Pereira Brava Boot, Cinchona Bark, Blue Flag, Matico Leaves, Cascarilla, Bark, Wormwood Leaves, Man drake Boot, Queen of the Meadow Leaves Yellow Parilla Boot, Cotton Boot, Cotton Seeds, Turkey Bhubarb, Bitter Aloes, Jalap, Powder, Camomile Flowers, Taraxacum Boots, Cochineal Powder, Bitter Apple, Quaasi Chips, Coltsfoot Leaves. Baobu Leaves, Comfrey Boot, Nutgaul Powder, Linseed, Linseed Meal, Senna Leaves, Barberry Bark, Stramonium Leaves, Liquorice Boot, Broom *nd Broomrape Tops, Gum Acacia, Composition Powder, Poppy Heads, Irish Moss, Buokbeam Leaves, Ground Ivy, Horehound, European Centaury, Agrimony, Powdered Myrrh. Gum Myrrh, Hickry Piokry, Gelsim Boot, Jamacia Sarsaparilla Boot, Cinnamon Bark. Herbal Asthma Tobacco, Asthma Cigarettes, Lobelia Leaves, Lobelia Seeds, Raspberry Leaves, pimento, Solomon's Seal Boot, Golden Beal Boot, Ginger Root, Calumbae Root, Bearberry Leaves, Great Periwinkle or Vinca Major, Malo Fern Vermifuge for Worm* Mb Palmeb guarantees a certain and infallible cure for Neuralgic and Nxbvous Complftintße Antibilious Pills, Liver Pills, Neuralgic Pills, Camomile Pills, Rheumatic Pills, Gout Pills, and Female Pills for checking all irr*Thencelebrated Injection "G" imported direct from America. The most effective, and at the same time absolutely non-poison-ous, cure for syphilitic diseases. Guaranteed not to stricture. Never fails to cure. MEDICINES PBBFABBD AT THE SHORTEST Notice. Having had twenty years’ experience, Mb PaLMEB can confidently recommend his treatment to all suffering humanity. Orders by post attended to. Strictest secrecy observed. Address— BOTANIC DISPENSARY, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. THE g,sborn elhibition OF 1890. THE MAMMOTH SHOW. Messrs Garrett Bros' HAVE bo long supplied the Gisborne people with BOOTS AND SHOES, and the satisfaction given has been so great, that a vaat majority of the people do not require to be told that Messrs Gabbett Bbos. Shop is far and away the best place to go to for a Good Article at a very Reasonable Price. Some talk about having the district represented at the Dunedin Exhibition, but why [ need we go from home when there is such a grand PERMANENT EXHIBITION (of splendid Boots and Shoes) at Messrs Gabbett Bbothebs’? Other people tune np notes on the Breakwater question; let then drown their sorrows, as hundreds of other taxpayers do, by going to Gabbett Bbos.’, and getting extra good value for their money. That is a real understandable fact, and while the British flag continues to wave over the vast empire on which the sun never lets, so long will be felt the benefit of Establishments like Messrs Gabbett Bbos’. The crushing burden of taxation which our politicians his imposed npon us is greatly lessened in effect when families are enabled to make such investments as present themselves at Messrs Gabbett Bbos.’ ; and the united cry is, Long may such a business flourish 1 THE GRAND GISBORNE EXHIBITION OF 1889 IS AT Mbssbs GARRETT BROS', And far beyond that Bay of the notorious name do men, women, and children appreciate the Comfort and Economy which may be ensured by buying BOOTS AND SHOES at Messrs Gabbett Bbos', For England may boast o’ her sweet-scented An’ Intend may brag o’ the shamrock that grow*> Or our heart be in the tend whaur the heather bell blows, But Garrett Broa.’ Boots for ever I lowest Premiums. State Guarantee. Partialpation fa Profit*. F Present accumulated Fund, over «1,500, 000. Annual Inoom* exceed* £282,000. CMH Surplus in 1885, over £242,000 (LAST B1SIJUBVTI0N). mffV Bates of Premium now in force in this t Office are lower than those charged to partSipating Policyholders by any other Office doing bUsinMS in the Australasian Colonies. It is UvertheleM anticipated that, owing to cheap insuring under existing rates. That this is not • man estimate may be judged from the fact that, tinder the old scale of premiums, from which comnearly 8S per sent, of the whole accumulated fund at that date, was found to have accrued daring She qainqaennium ended the 31st December, 1885. Of this amount £150,000 was divided, and the Ml&aoe carried to rwerv*. Ail pA.rtiHpA.Hng Policie* *r* entitled, on be* •OTBiag cSlmi, to * Prospective Bonus in accord* Bate with the amount of premiums paid since the presiding distribution. Thus, the advantage* of as annual distribution are secured with* heavy attaching thereto. r. w. fbaxkland.i'.ijm Ofc Ccmrettiririn*T and Govt. i*te aiy* COOK COUNTY FURNISHING WABE HOUSE. JUST RECEIVED. rnWENTY Came of New Goods—Great I Variety. Tbt Goode will be told »l
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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 518, 14 October 1890, Page 1
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891Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 518, 14 October 1890, Page 1
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