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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 201, 2 September 1874, Page 3

To Stand this Season at Kaiariki The Powerful Draught Entire “BISMARCK.” Bismarck, rising 4 years old, is a beautiful dark bay, by “Northern Hero,” from a Cumberland Mare. He took two first prizes at the Auckland Agricultural Show as one-year-old and two-year-o d. For quietness, step, shape and make, Bismarck is unsurpassed in the Province. Terms, £3; Two or more mares, the property of same owner, per agreement. Mares to be hobbled or otherwise at the option of the groom. All Fees to be paid and mares removed after notice being given of their stinting. 2s 6d each mare per week will be charged if not then removed. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility incurred. Early application is necessary as his list if fast filling up. W. S. GREENE. Eaiariki, August 22, 1874. TENDERS WANTED FOR FENCING. TENDERS are required for FENCING Nos. 11a and 12a for the Presbyterian Church. Specification to be seen on application to the Undersigned. Tenders for Labor and Materials, or for Labor only, will be received up to the sth of SEPTEMBER, 1874. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. M. HALL, For the Committee. Gisborne, August 26,187 A ROSELAND STORE. JJ IG G I N S 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. JOHN DICK J JEGS toinform the Settlers of Poverty Bay that he has recently made extensive ADDITIONS to his Fabbibby 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. George Houghton, PAINTER and PAPERIIANGER, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. IN thanking the inhabitants of Gisborne and the surrounding district, for the liberal support accorded to him since commencing business, begs to solicit the continuance of their patronage, and to inform them that hie STOCK has been largely augmented by a new shipment, Ex “ Pretty Jane,” Consisting of—--2 KAO P' ee ** f >a P er Hanging of ,O V V the newest Patterns at prices from 9d each upwards. Glass of all sizes up to 54 x 50, 26, 21, and 16 oz. 72 inch scrym in stock. N. B.—Patterns of papers can be had at Messrs. Large and Townley’s ; all orders left with them will be punctually attended to. JAMES BLAKE EGS to announce to the settlers of Ormond and the surrounding country, that he has Re-Commenced Business AS A BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, In Hj» New Premises NEAR TO THE ORMOND HOTEL, —And trusts, by Economy and Good Workmanship to secure t he public support it will ba his great desire to metiU