NOTICE. 4 LU PERSONS are particularly requested not to make my paddock at Tytoko a thoroughfare, in crossing to the Patutahi. H. J. UREN. LOUIS PIERRE DUGLEAUX, FANCY BREAD and BISCUIT BAKER, Gladstone-uoad, Adjoining Read’s Store, and Peel street, Gisborne. BALLS, DINNERS, SUPPERS, and Private Parties supplied on reasonable terms. Wedding and other Cake» mad* to Order. Confectionery in all its BnmcLui. %* Tea and Coffee Refreshments daily, from 12 to 2 p.m. CAFE & REFRESHMENT ROOMS, GISBORNE. THE undersigned begs to inform the in- _ habilanfs of Poverty Bay and the surrounding districts, that he intends shortly TO OPEN A CAFE AND RESTAURANT, Adjoining the Argyll Hotel. Meals will be served at all hours, from 6.30 n.m., to 11 p.m. Families supplied with Fruit and Vegetables of every description, smoked Mullet, Ac., on the Most Reasonable Terms. Oysters dressed, and all the Delicacies of the season always on hand. I&4F Gentlemen are invited to give a call. T. H. P. ROCHFORT, PROPRIETOR. MUSIC HALL. rpIHE Undersigned beg to announce to their friends and the public that they Leased the Gisborne Music Hall from the Proprietor; and are now prepared to let the Building for Public Entertainments, Bazaars, Meetings, &c., Ou Reasonable Terms. The STAGS has been consi.lenibly enlarged, nnd the scenery renovated at a great expense. Commodious Dressing Hooms. Attendance Provided if Required. S])echil arrana' , in"»ff made for lengthened occuI ation of ‘he Building. BARSDELL A STEVENSON, Lessees. ROSELAND STOKE. BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT William Higgins FT AS much pleasure in informing the in■•A habitants of Makaruka 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 de 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. Come and Judge for Yourselves. Gisborne Nursery. FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, PINES AND CEDARS, SHRUBS & FLOWERS, QUICKS, PRIVET, OSAGE ORANGE, Arc., for Hedges. Also, VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS, Warranted, and true to name. A large quantity of BORDER DAISY SETS, —for sale, and now rciuly for removal. fIHIE above nre obtained from (he bent ■ stocks in the Colonies, prices of which can be had upon application to the Proprietors. nnd orders are now solicited to ensure execution during the coming season. BRYANT AND STRONG. JAMES BLAKE g KGS Io announce Io the settler, of Ormond nnd the surrounding country, that he has Re-Commencbp 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 206, 19 September 1874, Page 3
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451Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 206, 19 September 1874, Page 3
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