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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 189, 22 July 1874, Page 3

GISBORNE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A MEETING of the members of the above Company will be held after the NEXT Monthly Parade, for the purpose of RECONSIDERING the election of Corporal NASMITH to the post of Sub-Lieutenant of the Company. G. J. WINTER, Captain.

Ormond House. ■■ 1 < NEW . f « •- Winter Goods. JUST OPENED UP Cases DRAPERY & CLOTHING 36 cases and bales Groceries, 3 casks Holloware and Ironmongery,! 2 bales Bacon, * • 3 2 casks Glass and Earthenware, Ji ■ ... 2 cases Boots, ■ ) . And • - : . Di CASES FANCY GOODS, At the usual Low Prioes. P. BARRIE, ORMOND.

LOUIS PIERRE DUGLEAUX, FANCY BREAD and BISCUIT BAKER, Giadstsse-boad, Adjoining Read’s Store, and Peel street, Gisborne. BALLS, DINNERS, :? hi-' • < SUPPERS, and Private Parties supplied on reasonable terms. Wedding and other Calces made to Order. Confectionery in all its Branches. %* Tba and Coffee Refreshments daily, from 12 to 2 p.m.

ROSELAND STORE. BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT. William Higgins TTAS much pleasure in informing the inhabitants of Makaraka and the Surrounding Districts that, with the facilities now afforded to him, he is prepared to execute ORDERS in a workmanlike manner, for Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s BOOTS $ SHOES In any style that may be required. Superior Workmanship. Fit guaranteed. No Advance on Gisborne Prices. A Large and Well-selected STOCK of ENGLISH and COLONIAL Ready-made BOOTS always on hand. and Judge for Yourselves.