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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 255, 13 March 1875, Page 3

NOTICE. In Bankruptcy. A LL Accounts due to the Estate of J. R. Rigq, Tabacconist, are requested to be paid to the Provisional Trustee before MONDAY, March 15, or legal proceedings will be immediately taken. F. G. SKIPWORTH, 158 Provisional Trustee. MSI POVERTY BAY DISTRICT HIGHWAY BOARD. RATES due to the Board must be Paid on or before the 13th instant, to Mr. William Hume, or proceedings will be taken to recover the same, A. F. HARDY, 152 Chairman P.B. Highway Board. POVERTY BAY DISTRICT HIGHWAY BOARD. POUND. TpENDERS are invited up to NOON on MONDAY, the 15th instant for the Erection and Keeping of a POUND within the vicinity of Makaraka Jor a period of FIVE Months from the 15th March. The Pound to be kept iu accordance with Regulations laid down in tho “Impounding Act.” A. F. HARDY, 153 Chairman P.B.D.H. Board. GISBORNE SCHOOL. MR. W. D. LYSNAR A TRAINED Master of St. Mark’s College, London (under the Committee of Privy Council on Education) informs Parents and Guardians that he has accommodation for a few boys as Boarders with private tuition. The Course of instruction will comprise, besides the Ordinary branches, Greek, Latin, French, Mathematics and Drawing. Music extra. Terms on Application. 85

NOTICE. THE Undersigned having disposed of his business to MESSRS. RYAN BELL & CO., of Auckland, requests that all Accounts due to tho Business be paid to Mr. GEORGE MOWBRAY on behalf of Ryan, Bell, & Co., on or before the 10th APRIL NEXT. All Accounts outstanding after that date will be handed to u Solicitor for recovery. JAMES BUCHANAN. TX7TTH reference to the above, Messrs. ’ ’ R. B. & Co. beg to intimate that in order to effect a rapid Clearance, they are offering the whole of the Stock of IRONMONGERY DRAPERY GROCERIES WINES, At a trifling Advance on Wholesale Prices ! ! ! 167 MAKARAKA HOTEL, Makabaka. ~O M. STEGGALL begs to inform his old Friends a'iid Patrons that, having retired from the firm of Bradley & Steggall, he has taken well-known Hotel; and trusts that a reference to the past will be a sufficient guarantee to secure a continuance of their favors for= the future. Nothing on his part will be’wanting to sustain the favorable character imparted to the house by his predecessor, Mr. A. Dalziell. R. M. STEGGALL, 130 Proprietor. GRASS SEEDS. ON SALE by the Undersigned-— U C E R N E Poa Protensis Prairie Grass Cocksfoot Rye Grass White Clover Alsyke 125 GRAHAM & CO. FOR SALE. IN the Township of Gisborne, on the banks of the Terah eru stream, TWO SECTIONS of land, all well fenced and subdivided, with an excellent four roomed Dwelling House thereon—nearly new. ■Apply to 161 T. M. BRYANT.