JOHN DICK jgEGS to inform the Settlers of Poverty Bay that he has recently made extensive ADDITIONS to his Fabbieby Establishment in Gisborne, where arrangements are now completed for carrying on, in conjunction therewith, the business as a Wheelwright, Coachbuilder, &c., In all branches of the Trade. J. D. having engaged the services of a First-class Wheelwright, guarantees that all orders entrusted to his care will be executed in a work-man-like manner, and with DESPATCH.
JAMES BLAKE JgEGS to announce to the settlers of Ormond and the surrounding country, that he will Shortly Re-Commence Business AS A BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, In His New Premises NEAR TO THE ORMOND HOTEL, —And trusts, by Economy and Good Workmanship to secure the public support it will be his great desire to meiit.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 189, 22 July 1874, Page 4
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129Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 189, 22 July 1874, Page 4
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