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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 217, 28 October 1874, Page 3

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. THE CUTTER “CLARA,” capitally adapted for Lightering, and Trading to the Big River, Tologa Bay, and other parts of the coast. ANDREW PARK. THE ARTESIAN WELL AT ROSELAND. I THE UNDERSIGNED, beg to notify to 5 the subscribers to the fund for the sinking of an Artesian Well on my premises that I am, and always have been, perfectly willing to allow the public the free and unlimited use of the water (if it be found) as long as the well continues to flow, and I am willing to execute a proper legal document for the purpose of securing to them such rights. L. HIGGINS. October 20th, 1874. JMPOUNDED AT MAKARAKA— By Mr. T. Gilmobe, on 22nd October, One Dark Chesnut Mare, white blaze, branded y[R near shoulder, and <yK off rump Will be sold on the 7th November, at 12 o’clock at noon, if not released. A. DALZIELL, Poundkeeper. rpHE PROPRIETORS of the Albion J- Hotel are anxious to secure the services of a BILLIARD MARKER and a COOK. BOAT FOR SALE. /COMPLETE with OARS, MAST, and SAIL. Apply to H. STRONG. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR NEW STOCK SHORTLY TO AFoBIVE. P. BARRIE.