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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume 1, Issue 22, 29 January 1873, Page 4

S. GREENE, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT.

JOHN DICK, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND GENERAL FARRIER »t&J. SlWd Mid

Jj, H 1 G G I N s. bootmaker. Hawimgs-stbmt, Nafieb. N.B.—Orders promptly attended to.

pioon TAYLOB, SOLICITOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office: 'Court House buildings, Gisborne.

JOHN MAYNARD, Osmond. GENERAL BUTCHER. Families Supplied.

gKILLICORN AND CLARK, FELLMONGERS, MAKARAKA. The Highest Pries given for Sheep-skins.

r£»HE ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED SEWING MACHINE IS THE HOME LOCK-STITCH HAND MACHINE Sole Agent. E. W. KNOWLES, ‘ Nafieb.

“THE ORLANDO CUP.” I A SILVER CUP of the value.of TWENTY I GUINEAS will be presented bv the undersigned, to be run for at the Poverty Bay Turf Club meeting 1875-6 by the three-year-old I produce of ORLANDO, together with a sweepstake of FIVE GUINEAS each, One of which to be paid to the Secretary of Turf Club on I entry, with name and description of horse not later than Saturday the Bth February, 1873. TWO GUINEAS any day in January, 1874, and the final deposit of TWO GUINEAS the first week in January, 1875. I Second horse to receive POUNDS out of the stakes. Third hone to save his stakes. Distance r One mile and a half. Weight ! Weight for age. Mares and Geldings allowed THREE POUNDS. aixvjbj!. For further particulars apply to T. GOLDSMITH, Matawhero. or M. HALL, Secretary to Turf Club, Gisborne.

NOTICE. TpAKEN from my horse in the Pound Yard A at Makaraka, a saddle and tether line strapped at the back of same; also a doublereined bridle. If not returned within one week a reward of Two Pounds will be given on conviction of the. thief. DANIEL MUNN.

TENDERS. r|tsN.vEß are required for the erection of -*- 55 chains of Wire Fencing at Toenga. Apply to , G. E. READ. Gisborne, Jan. 14,1873.