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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 213, 14 October 1874, Page 3

New Advertisements. COLLEDGE & CO.’S TOWN & COUNTRY ALMANAC, DIRECTORY & DIARY, FOB 18*75, ■ IS NOW in course of preparation, and will appear EARLY IN DECEMBER, containing a reliable Town & Country Directory, Garden Calendar, List of Stamp Duties, Custom’s Tariff, Postal Information, and Diary, as well as the latest Colonial and Provincial Statistics, and other useful 1 nformation and Tables of References. This Work will be unrivalled as an Advertising Medium. Already very liberal support from Merchants, Storekeepers, and business men generally, has been secured, and it is requested that intending Advertisers should communicate with the Publishers as early as convenient, to prevent disappointment The following are the rates for Advertising: Full Page (colored), 20*.: Half-page (colored) 12s 6d COLLEDGE & CO., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND PUBLISHERS, HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. JAMES BLAKE gEGS to announce to the settlers of Gisborne and the -surrounding country, that he has Re-Commenced Business as A BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, In the recently Occupied Premises by Messrs. Tier and Robb, Near to the Royal Hotel, Gladstone-road. —And trusts, by Economy and Good Work-, manship to secure the public support it will be his great desire to meiit.

F. R ' GARRICK THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th. r|IHE Members of the Ormond Garrick Club -*L have the honor to announce that there will be a performance at the above Theatre on WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, on which occasion will be produced the interesting Melo-Drama in Two Acts by John Howard Paynb, Esq., entitled — THE Two Galley Slaves. Dbamatis Personas— Henry ... Mr P. Galbraith Major de Lisle Mr A, Armstrong Bonhomme Mr J. Whitehead La Route Mr W. M. Brunt Basil Mr J. Dudley Claude Mr J. Walsh The Unknown Mr F. H. Clements Louise... Lady Amateur Soldiers, Villagers, &c. Interlude In which MR. F. H. CLEMENTS will appear. The whole to conclude with the Laughable and well-known Farce, entitled— A Blighted Being. Job Wort Mr C. A. Bettington Ned Spanker Mr J. Whitehead O’Rafferty Mr P. Galbraith Cumming Mr W. M. Brunt Susan Spanker Lady Amateur Admission —Reserve seats, 4s ; second seats, 2s Doors open at 7-30; curtain will rise at 8 o’clock sharp. VIVAT REGINA. F. H. CLEMENTS, Manager. £6 REWARD. LOST, stolen, or strayed, a Dark Brown GELDING, about 15 hands high, with a mottled star on the forehead, and branded on the near shoulder. £1 will be paid on the delivery of the horse to the undersigned, and £5 on the conviction of the thief. J. DOLEMAN. LOST. ON the Gladstone-road between the Slaughter House and Gisborne, a Lady’s GOLD LOCKET attached to a VELVET RIBBON. The finder will oblige by leaving the same at the Standard Office. Argyll Hotel Stables. ALFRED JEFFERIES begs to inform the the settlers of Poverty Bay that lie has Leased those well-known Livery and Bait Stables attached to the Argyll Hotel, Gisborne, and trusts to receive a share of public patronage. Saddle Horses at all hours. A. JEFFERIES. FOR SALE. CABBAGE AND CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, At the Roebuck Market Garden and Nursery. JOHN O’MEARA.