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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 69, 12 July 1873, Page 3

Fencing Wire. —The weights and lengths of fencing wire are as follow: — No. 4, 714 lbs. per mile ; 5,520 yards per ton. No. 5, 595 lbs. per mile; 6,640 yards per ton. No. 6, 495 lbs. per mile; 7,940 yards per ton. No. 7, 412 lbs. per mile ; 9,580 yards per ton. No. 8, 344 lbs. per mile; 11,460 yards per ton. No. 9, 290 lbs. per mile; 13,600 yards per ton.

New Advertisements. FOR NAPIER. -v TTHHE commodious, well-appointed "*■ schooner OPOTIKI, Captain Harris, Will sail for Napier THIS EVENING, AT 6 o’Clock p.m. -For freight or passage apply to G. E. READ, * Agent. WANTED. WANTED —A Town, or small Suburban Allotment, cheap for ready cash; Apply at PARNELL’S STORE REGISTRATION OF BRANDS. DURING the absence of the Registrar of Brands on duty up the Coast, his office will be open from 12 to 1 p.m. daily. Mr. Bryant will be in attendance to receive applications for Registering Brands. J. MELDRUM, Registrar of Brands. COMPENSATION! ’ Public Meeting. TT being necessary to take soma steps to bring this matter before the House in its present session, it is requested that all interested will attend a Public Meeting to be held at Mr. Blair’s Hotel on SATURDAY afternoon, 19th inst., at 11 o’clock p.m. Punctuality is requested. W. S. GREENE. GISBORNE RIFLE CLUB. THE Quarterly Meeting of the Club will be held at the Shamrock Hotel, on SATURDAY, 12th July, at 7 p-m-J. H. STUBBS, Hon. Sec.