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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 74, 30 July 1873, Page 1 (Supplement)

GISBORNE AUCTION MART. Preliminary Notice. THE Undersigned is advised of a Consignment of Goods, ex Rangatira, which will be sold at the Opening Sale of the GISBORNE AUCTION MART, on or about WEDNESDAY, the 6th proximo. Full particulars in a future advertisement. W. S. GREENE. TENDERS. VAT ANTED —Tenders for splitting and charr- ’ ’ ing 1,600, 6ft 6in heart of Matai Posts. Also for the erection of 2| miles, more or less, of a six wire Fence. Apply immediately to JOHN BREINGAN, or GEO. SCOTT. TENDERS. mENDERS are invited for additions to the -A- Dwelling House of Dr. Nesbitt, R.M. Plans, and Specifications to be seen on application to G. G. Mill at Captain Read’s. Tenders will be received until 5 p.m. on THURSDAY first, the 31st current. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Gisborne, 25th July, 1873. FOR SALE. TO ARRIVE, Ex “ City of Auckland,” 1 000 3 ' BUSHEL SACKS 1,000 101 b Wool Packs Apply to G. E. READ, Gisborne. FOR SALE. 2 000 GOOD POURIRI POSTS, for «VW ra j' s or wire. POURIRI STRAINERS, POURIRI HOUSE BLOCKS, KAHIKATEA RAILS, SHINGLES. J. B. POYNTER, Toanga. NOTICE MR. STRONG is authorized to receive payments of all accounts due to the undersigned and receipt the same from this date. S. T. HORSFALL. May 17, 1873. NOTICE. ANY PERSON found trespassing on the OKAHUATIU RUN with dogs, will be prosecuted to the utmost rigor of the law. W. S. GREENE. July 19,1873. TO BE RAFFLED AT THE ARGYLL HOTEL On Satubday, 2nd August, at 7 p.m., A SPLENDID LADIES’ HORSE, perfectly Sound and Quiet. 24 Members at 10s each. ORMOND SCHOOL. A MEETING of the settlers interested in the formation of the Ormond School, will be held at Viller’s Chandos Hotel on THURSDAY EVENING, the 31st July, at 7 o’Clock. J. WOODBINE JOHNSON. Chairman. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED A CHESTNUT MABE, branded like a figure 3 under near saddle, with a dark brown Colt Foal running at foot. The amount of £1 will be paid to any one who will return the same to the undersigned, and the sum of £5 to anyone who give such information as will lead to the conviction of anyone who may have stolen the same. J. WOODBINE JOHNSON, Wairikaia.