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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 217, 28 October 1874, Page 4

NOTICE. A LL persons are cautioned against removing, or otherwise interfering with any STOCK running on the Patutahi Block, without first acquainting the undersigned. H. J. UREN, Tutoko. PANUI T A N G A. K EI pokanoa tetahi tangata kite whiu | inai i nga Kau, Hohio, Hipi ranei i runga i Patutahi; engari me haere mai ki au korcro ai. Naku Na TIONE URENA, Tutoko. GRAZING. rjpHE Lessees of the Patutahi Block are prepared to receive stock for GRAZING. For terms and all particulars apply to the undersigned. H. J. UREN, ■ Tutoko. ■ COLLEDGE & CO.’S I TOWN & COUNTRY ALMANAcI DIRECTORY & DIARY, I FOB 1875, IS NOW in course of preparation, and wi'B appear EARLY IN DECEMBER, con-I ‘aining a re.iable Town & Country Directory, I Garden Calendar, List of Stamp Duties, Cub I tom’s Tariff, Postal Information, and I Diary, as well as the latest Colonial and Provincial Statistics, and other useful Information and Tables of References. This Work will be unrivalled as an Adverl tising Medium. Already very liberal supporr 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), 20s. : Half-page (colored) 12s Gd COLLEDGE & CO., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND PUBLISHERS, HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. JUST RECEIVED, Ex “Pretty Jane,” A Large Assortment of New Goods. DEWING 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. JAMES BLAKE 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 Workman ship to secure the public support it will be his great desire to meiit. ROSELAND STORE. J AAV REN C E J_J I G 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