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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 199, 26 August 1874, Page 4

ROSELAND STORE. JJIG G I N 8 Begs to announce that he has OPENED A general store, At Roseland, where all Descriptions of GROCERIES, and a large variety of drapery May be obtained at Gisborne Prices. An Extensive Consignment* of Colonial Manufactured BOOTS —have now arrived, and are being Offered at Prices calculated to command an immediate sale.

JUST RECEIVED, Ex “Pbetty Jane,” A Large Assortment of New Goods. Q EAV I N G MACHINES, Lamps, Lamps Globes, Chimneys Burners and Wicks Cane and Wood-seat Chairs Folding Chairs with arms Rocking Chairs Children’s High and Low Chairs Looking Glasses Brussels Tapestry Kidder and Felt Carpets Hearth Rugs Oil Cloth for Passage and Rooms Cocoa, China, and Flax Matting Door Mats—all kinds Tables, Washstands Chests of Drawers, &c., Flax Mattresses —all sizes, from 8s each Pillows, Bolsters, Palliases, &c., LARGE & TOWNLEY, Cabinet Makers, Gisborne. JOHN DICK JAEGS to inform the Settlers of Poverty Bay that he has recently made extensive ADDITIONS to his Fakbieky Establishment in Gisborne, where arrangements are now completed for carrying on, in conjunction therewith, the business as a Wheelwright, Coachbuildeb, &c., In all branches of the Trade.J 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 BUCHANAN, GENERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION AGENT, ’ HAS ON SALE:— ADELAIDE AND DUNEDIN FLOUR, WHITE AND BROWN SUGAR, NEW SEASON TEAS, TOBACCO OF VARIOUS BRANDS, KEROSINE, WOOLPACKS, 3-BUSHEL BAGS. AND GROCERIES op all DESCRIPTIONS. IRONMONGERY, BRUSHWARE. FENCING WIRE AND STAPLES, Lamps and Lamp Cliimnies. Drapery and Clothing in Great Variety. AIR CUSHIONED HATS. LADIES’ GENTLEMEN’S & CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. &C., &c„ &c. CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, GISBORNE.