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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 60, 11 June 1873, Page 3

New Advertisements. GRAHAM AND CO. T)EG to announce to the inhabitants of Gisborne and country districts that they have opened in the premises lately occupied by Mr. S. T. Horsfall, with a large and varied assortment of goods, consisting of Drapery of all kinds Men’s and Boy’s Clothing Ladies’ and Childrens* Boots Mens* and Boys’ Boots Groceries and Oilmens* Stores Saddlery, English and Colonial Ironmongery. Iron Bedsteads Fencing wire and Staples Wines and Spirits, best brands Lamj s and Lamp Glasses China, Earthen, and Glassware Fancy Goods and Stationery The present premises are about to be enlarged and refitted, when large additions to present Stock will be made, which we will then be enabled to display with more convenience to customers. It will be our endeavor to meet the wants of the public by keeping up a well assorted Stock in all departments, and selling at moderate prices.

TO ARRIVE, Per First Steamer from the South, AMS and BACON Canterbury Cheese Canterbury Buttfir Also, CAST IRON FURNACE BOILERS, 30, 40, 50, and 60 gallons. GRAHAM & CO.

POVERTY BAY HIGHWAY BOARD. TENDERS. TCTOTICE is hereby given that the time for receiving tenders for the laying down of fascines at the approaches to the Punt at th e Big River, has been extended to SATURDAY next, at NOON. For further information apply at the Road Board office. By Order, R. M. SHEET, Engineer to the Board.

GISBORNE BAND. THE first supply of BAND INSTRUMENTS having arrived, it is earnestly requested that those who have not as yet paid their subscriptions, will be kind enough to. do so at the earliest date -to one of the undermentioned gentlemen, and enable the amount due for the band to be liquidated. Money received by Messrs. Thelwall, Skipworth, Atcherley, or B. SHERRIFF, Hon. Secretary.

NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. JF the PIGS found trespassing in my paddock, adjoining the Church property at Matawhero, are not removed within a fortnight from this date, they will be destroyed. J. F. THOMAS. Gisborne, June 11,1873.