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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 65, 28 June 1873, Page 3

GRAHAM AND CO. "DEG to announce to the inhabitants of GisA-> borne 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. FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.

Preliminary Notice. The undersigned expects a LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED consignment of CHOICE FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES, from the celebrated HOBSON BAY NURSERY. VM7"HICII will be sold by auction on an ’ ’ early day after arrival, of which du notice will be given. W. S. GREENE, Auctioneer. POISON. TVTOTICE is hereby given that on and after ” this date, Poison will be laid on the Waerenga-a-hika Estate. R. BREINGAN & SON. June 21, 1873. PANUITANGA. El A rongo mai nga Maori kua oti te whakatakoto i te “ Rongoa-whakamate-kuri.” Ki roto kite taepa o te Kareti i Waerenga-a-hika. Na RAPATA, raua, ko, HOANE PIRINGANA. Waerenga-a-hika, te 21 o Hune, 1873.

TO BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. TO LET OR SELL, THE SHAMROCK HOTEL. That New, Commodious, Substantially-built, Family Hotel and Boarding House, at present in the occupation of the undersigned. The property stands on Town section No. 36; is pleasantly situated at the corner of Childersstreet and Lowe-street, Gisborne, and commands an extensive view of the Water and Plains of Poverty Bay. It consists of a main three-story building, containing Commercial, and Dining Rooms, and Private Suites for Families. There are also nine spacious bedrooms, capable of accommodating 20 boarders.

The Out-offices consist of a detached kitchen fitted with a first-class * Economist ’ cooking range; a compact brick oven, and all necessary culinary arrangements required for a first-class business. A large well containing rain water, supplied from the main building, is sunk on the premises; substantially built with brick and Boman ement; it holds 1,600 gallons, and is fitted with a new pump. The Hotel FURNITURE, FITTINGS, and EFFECTS, will ba taken at a valuation, separately, for cash. N.B.—A License has been granted to the Shamrock Hotel from the Ist of July next. For further information apply on the premises to WILLIAM DALY, Proprietor.