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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 228, 5 December 1874, Page 3

SPORTS! SPORTS!! SPORTS!!! HURRAH FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!! BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26, 1874. G. Saunders OEGS to announce that CHRISTMAS SPORTS will beheld in the Waebenga-a-hika Paddocks, ou the estate of John Bbeingan, Esq.,—which have been kiudly let for the purpose by that gentleman—on SATURDAY, 26th DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT. The Sports will consist of the celebrated CALEDONIAN GAMES, FOOT, AND HORSE RACING. &c., &e., <fcc. A Committee is now being formed for the purpose of drawing up particulars of a Programme of which due notice will be given iu future advertisement. G. SAUNDERS.

Wool Ship for London. rpHE Al ship “ QUEEN BEE,” Captain Burch, Is now in this Port and receiving WOOL for LONDON. This ship has superior accommodation for saloon passengers only. For freight or passage apply to Graham & Co., Agents. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. ’T’HE CUTTER “CLARA,” capitally 1 adapted for Lightering, and Trading to i he Bin River, Tologu Bay, and other parts of the coast. ANDREW PARK. W ANTED. 4 SMART YOUTH to attend Stables. Apply at the Argyll Hotel. TO BUILDERS. DUNCAN HEPBURN begs to intimate to Builders' that he has commenced BRICKMAKING in the suburbs of Gisborne, and is confident that in about six weeks he will be able to supply them with a first-class article at a considerable reduction on present prices. Communications addressed to the care of Standard Office will be attended to. DUNCAN HEPBURN. FENCING NOTICE. To the owners or occupiers allotments Nos. 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 179, 180, and 184, suburban sections of the township of Gisborne. TAKE notice that I the undersigned, John O’Meara, intend erecting a Dividing Fence between my sections Nos. 176, 177, 178. and 185 and those abovementioned, an I in confnrmitv with the Fencing Act of the Provincial Council of the Province of Auckland, Session IT., No. 5, I hereby require vou to assist in erecting your several portions of said Divi ling Fence within Thirty-one days from this date. Oiherwi.se I shall proceed to erect the same and call upon you for payment of One-half the cost thereof. JOHN O’MEARA. November 28, 1871. FENCING NOTICE. To the owners or occupiers of town sections Nos. 5, 214, and 216, Gisborne. TAKE notice that I the undersigned, F. Hot.ford, the owner of town section No. 215 intend erecting a Dividing Fence between mv section and those ahovementioned. a.’d in conformity with *he Fencing Act of the Provincial Council of th? Province of Auckland, Session IT , No. 5, I hereby require ynn to assist in erecting vonr several portions of said Divi ’ing Fence within Thirty-one davs from this date. Otherwise I shall proceed to ere-t the same and call njvm you for payment of One-half the cost thereof. F. HOLFORD. November 28,1874. GREENGROCERY. THE undersigned is now prepared to sunplv the inhabitants of Gisborne with all kinds of Garden Produce, fmm the country Three Times a Week. Also, Green Food for Horses. T. H. P. ROCRFORT, Cafe & Luncheon Rooms. GISBORNE BAKERY. r pHOMAS DUNCAN begs to announce that he has this day OPENED his new Bakery and Confectionery Establishment in the Gladstone-road, Gisborne, and is prepared to supply Famillics and others with Bread made from flour of the best brands. GRAZING. THE undersigned are prepared to GRAZE Cattle and Horses upon good pasture well supplied with running water. Terms reasonable. Apply to WI PERE, or W F HALE