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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 55, 24 May 1873, Page 4

JOHN DICK, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND GENERAL FARRIER, Horses Shod with every care and attention. JJISS MANCHESTER, MILLINEE, DEESS, MANTLE, AND Habit maker. At Mrs. Steel's, Gisborne. Miss Manchester having lea-ned the budness m London, trusts to merit a share of public support.

JJ J. HARTNETT, SADDLE, COLLAR, AND HARNESS " MAKES. Gladstone-boad, Gisbobne. Storekeepers Supplied.

FOR SALE. r 110WN SECTIONS 13A and 25a, township of Gisborne,'containing One acre each. W.«. GREENE.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. Q All advertisements, unless specially notified to the contrary, will be inserted until countermanded. Our agencies are: Ormond: Mr. Villers, Chandos Hotel. Waerenga-a-hika : Mr. Colebrook, Wacrenga-a-hika Hotel, and Mr. Boland. * Makaraka: Mr. Dalziel, Makaraka Hotel. Matawhero: Mr. Hird, Royal Oak Hotel. Waipaoa, (or Big River) : Mr. O. Goldsmith Ferry Hotel. Tologa Bay: Mr. John Trimmer. Wairoa: Mr. J. J. Taylor. Napier: Mr. J. W. Witty. Auckland: Messrs. Cartwright and Son, Insurance Buildings. Captains of steamers and sailing vessels wiH be supplied with the Standabd free on application at the office. 1

The following rates ale charged for advertising in the Standabd. Advebtimng— Six Mnes and under, one insertion... ... 3s. For eveiy additional inch of space ... 2s. Half-price for each subsequent consecutive insertion. Card advertisements six lines and under,j>er quarter 21s. Liberal allowances will be made on standing or lengthy advertisements. SrBBCBEMJIONS— One copy per quarter .... ... Bs. One copy per quarter including postage ... y B . One copy per annum 21s. One copy per annum including postage 265. Single copies 3d. each. All subscriptions payable in advance.

“STANDARD” GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE. GISBORNE. FJARDS, Circulars, Bill Heads, Pamphlets, and General Job Work executed with as little delay as possible. Book binding &c., &c. Economy and quick returns are the principles of business. Ten per cent, allowed on Cash transactions. Five per cent, allowed on accounts paid within a month, p-xeepting subscriptions to the “ Standard.”