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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 39, 29 March 1873, Page 4

B. J. CUFF, SOLICITOR. GISBORNE.

£J. EOR G E SAUNDERS, • GISBORNE. HOUSE PAINTER, GLAZIER, DECORATOR, &c. G. S. in thanking the Public for the support already accorded to him, hopes by strict attention, and moderate charges to merit a continuance of their support. 1,300 Pieces Paper Hangings on hand •of the choicest patterns, and at the • lowest prices. 72 inch Scrim in stock. AH orders left at Daly’s Hotel will meet with prompt attention. JOHN DRUMMOND, CIVIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, AND SURVEYOR. Licensed Surveyor and sworn Valuator, under the Land Transfer Act, 1871. Land and General -Commission Agent. G isborne.

ARTHUR PARNELL, STOREKEEPER, GLADSTONE ROAD. an inspection of present Stock of goods, comprising Ironmongery, saddlery, Groceries, and General Merchandise. The Drapery department is under the superintendence of a firstclass Dressmaker and Milliner; and ladies can select their material, and have the goods made to order. A large assortment of Summer goods daily expected to arrive per steamer. Comprising new designs in Summer Dress material, Hats, Feathers, Flowers, and Sun Shades. Ladies Under-cloth-ing and Baby linen in variety. J)ETER SORRY* MENDLESHAM, MATAWHERO. Mechanical Engineer, Turner and Fitter, "Wheelwright and Blacksmith.

NOTICE. MATAWHERO B. NOTICE is hereby- given that any persons pnrrhswing land from "WI Habonga, are strictly cautioned against buying ot dealing with that parcel of Matawhero B, west corner 60 acres, as I claim under a pre-emptive right of purchase. WILLIAM BENSON. February 6,1873. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against dealing, in any way, with natives or others, for the blocks of LAND known as the Waikohu and Waihora. PATIHANA AUKOMIRO, Uawa, March 24,1873. PANUITANGA. HE PANUITANGA tenei kia rcugo nga MAORI katoa o TURANGA me nga PAKEHA. Kei pokanoa hi te hanga Reti ki WAIKOHU, ki WAIHORA ranei, kite boko nma, ki era mahi tikanga ranei. NA PATIHANA AUKOMIRO. Uaira, to 24 o Maehe, 1873.