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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume 1, Issue 4, 26 October 1872, Page 3

HOBART TOWN POTATOES. JUST arrived a few bags POTATOES, excellent quality, 15s. per cwt. G. E. READ. O T I C E. All persons found trespassing after pigs or horses on the Repongaere run without leave from the undersigned will be prosecuted. JAS. WOODBINE JOHNSON, p ANUITANG A. Ki nga tangata maori o Turanga. Ehoa ma kaua koutou e haere pokanoa ki to w’.iakangau poakaki te rapu hoiho ranei ki taku reti ki Repongaere engare me haere mai ki au maku e whaka ae katahi ka tika kia haere koutou. NA HEMI HONIANA.

QIBB O BN E SCHOOL, Funds are urgently needed for the purpose of lining the School-room, of fenci ig the school reserve, and of erecting adwelling for the school-master. It is estimated that these works will cost at least £3OO. The Board of Education has expressed a willingness to assist local efforts ; but a statement of the amount raised in the district, toward the proposed object, must accompany the application. The committee, therefore, make this appeal to the inhabitants of the district, to make a strenuous and united effort, to raise a good portion at least of the sum required, in order that an application for assistance may be made to the Board, as soon as possible. Subscriptions will be thankfully received by the members of the School Committee, or at the office of the Poverty Bay Standard. W. K. NESBITT, Chairmain, School Committee.

THE SUMMER GOODS H AVE now arrived, and are open for inspection. Ladies’, Girls’, and Children’s Straw Hats, trimmed and untrimmed. Feathers, Flowers, and a beautiful assortment Dress material for the season, comi?^ 8^11 ?’ — Fancy Mohairs, Slack and Glace Sun Shades, & c. ARTHUR PARNELL, Gisborne. NOTICE. A MEETING of the Congrega.' ion will be held in the School-house on Tuesday evening next, at 7 o’clock, for the purpose of makill g such arrangements as will conduce' the efficiency of the choir. WILLIAM D. LYSNA R > _ Choir Ma ?ter - Gisborne, October 25, 1872.