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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 219, 4 November 1874, Page 1

Miscellaneous. NOTICE. Messrs. BOYLAN BROTHERS, HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK IN TRADE TOGETHER WITH THE BUSINESS PREMISES Lately occupied by Arthub Parnell, are now prepared to supply every requisite in HOUSE-FURNISHING, and BUILDERS’ 1S C 1-T M OIV G E Y FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Artists’ Tools of American and English Manufacture, Together with a Handsome and Varied assortment of GITINA, DELE, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, BRUSHWARE, Cutlery, and Electro-Plated Goods. Furnishing Ironmongery, COMPRISING, French and other Bedsteads Tea Tray. Japanned or Papier Machie Holloware, tinned an enamelled Coal Hods and Vases Copper, Brass, andEnamelled Preserving Hearth, Balmier, Shoe. Scrubbing, Stove, Fans and other Brushes and Brooms Cooking Stoves, Fenders and Fire Irons Gravy Strainers. Patty Pans and Baths Oval & round Galvanised Tubs & Buckets Tea and Call Bells Wash Tubs in Wood and Zinc | <fce., &c., &c: ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS CONSIST OF, Tea and Coffee Sets, Teapots only | Toast Racks, Batter Coolers Sugar Tongs, Sugar Crushers, Soup Ladles ; Cake Baskets, Nut Crackers, Pickle Forks Gravy,Table, Dessert, Tea, Egg, and Mus- \ Butter Knives, Cruet Stands tard Spoons, Fish Slicers j Dinner and Dessert Forks CUTLERY, Game and Meat Carvers', Table and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Butchers’ Knives B nilders' h *onmo ng erg, Register, Half-register, and Gothic Grates O.G. and half-round Spouting, Spikes and Wire, Cut, Finishing, and Ewbank’s Nails Brackets, Glass—stock and out sizes Iron-rim, Mortice and Drawback Locks White Laid. Oil. Turps, and Colors Butt, Hook and eye T, and other Hinges Sheet and Pipe Lead, Well Pipes, Bend Window Pullies, Iron Bolts, Sash Fas- connections toners Stop and range Cocks Plain and Corrugated Sheet Iron Artists’ Tools of best American and F.ivjUsh \iar, i’ f<icture.. Bench, Bead, and Moulding Plan'es 1 Fo.-. I : ■: • ; Mallets,Box anti tjteel itutes, apiilce"ii.iv>-s IVmg :iml .0.1-/'C".l'ilpiri'.v. J.jjbjUJa , Hand, Rip, Cross-cut,Tenon and Pad Saws Grindstones and fittings, Arkansas, TurSteel and Plated Squares, Bevels, Adzes key, Washita, and other Oilstones Wrenches, Vices ; Hand, Sledge, Uphol- Tinsmiths’. Painters’, and Butchers’ Tools steres’, and Farriers’ Hammers and sundries FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Ploughs by various makers. Sorby’s and American Harvesting Tools, Spades. Potato Forks, and Draining Tools, Dairy Utensils, Churns. Milk Pans, Butter Prints and slicers, Chaff Cutters, Corn crushes, Fencing Tools, American axes, augers, steel wedges, maul rings, Fencing Wire, staples and wire-straining apparatus, Weighing machines, Bullock bells and bows, stock saddles, Whips and Thongs, Ladies' Garden Tools, Weeding Forks and Gloves, Lawn Mowers, and a large assortment of Farm, Kitchen Garden, and Flower SEEDS. A Variety of Sewing Machines ly reputed Makers. BROS., Furnishing Ironmongers, & General Hardware Dealers, GLADSTONE-ROAD, GISBORNE. Licensed to SFLL Guns, Ammunition, and Blasting Powder.

? I Gisborne Brewery. R. WHITSON & SONS BEG to nnnonnee to the inhabitants of Gisborne and the surrounding districts that they have Commenced BREWING OPERATIONS, and are now PREPARED to supply XXX AND XXXX ALES AND STOUT, IN BULK AND BOTTLE. The Vats and the remainder of (he PLAX T are (horou jilv well-seasoned, and AL’ssrs. WHITSON and Sons Guarantee their Liquors, which are brewed ENTIRELY OF THE BEST MALT AND HOPS, Procurable in the Home nnd Colonial Markets to equal anything produced in New Zeuland. Messrs. Whitson and Sons Consider themselves jn<t !in asserting, that the reputation of (heir FlR\l is a Guarantee, THAT NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS ALES, STOUT, will be supplied. R. WHITSON & SONS, Proprietors. NOTICE. T7TAVIXG C’n«c 1 ii:v pa 1 lock a ’joining 1 * Mr Brooke Taylor's rosi Irnco in Gi«borne, for a grass crop, it is requesto<l that tho traffic hitherto existing through it may be discontinued. H E WEBB

ILZE. HALL, saddle AND HARNESS MAKER, GLADSTONE HOAD, Gisborne. Q ADDLES, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, and Saddle Cloths, always in Stock. Horses’ Clothing, Ladies’ Embossed Saddle Cloths, and Ladies’ ami Gents.’ Fancy Whips, in great variety. Pack Saddles of the latest pattern, and Harness of all descriptions on hand and made to Order. * # * Economy and quick returns form the basis of all trade. NOTICE. A LL PERSONS are particularly requested not to make my paddock nt TnroKO a thoroughfare, in crossing to the Patutaui. 11. J. UREN. NOTICE. OX and after this date POISOX will be laid on our Run, at the Arai ; also, in our paddocks, Ahipakura, Whenuakara, Ohinakura and Paria. HARRIS & FERGUSON. ’ July 15, 1871.