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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 259, 27 March 1875, Page 2

The old fogies and hags, in their rile dirty rags, Offensive to smell and to sight, Will be fed till they’re fat, rigged in bonnet and hut, By New Zealand’s delectable Knight. Then hurrah for New Zealand, that glorious free laud, Where “ wrongs " are never made " rights Though we groan under taxes, earth moves on its axis, • And New Zealand can Ixfcst of its Knights. WTtV. Makauri.

New Advertisements. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. ~jy/|~EMBERS of this Congregation desirous of Renting seats are requested to send in their names to the undersigned on or before WEDNESDAY, 31st instant, and to attend at the Church on the FRIDAY Evening following, at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of paying for and selecting their seats. Single seats, £1 per year ; seats for five, £4; and scats for seven, £5, payable in advance. WILLIAM D. LYSNAR, 299 Parish Warden. NOTICE. TTIS LORDSHIP, the Bishop of Waiapu, being unable to attend at the advertised time, the services in connection with the opening of the Church of England in Gisborne, have been postponed until SUNDAY, the 11th April. W. D. LYSNAR, 294 Parish Warden. TO CARPENTERS. \V ANTED IMMEDIATELY.— ’ ’ Four Good Hands. Apply to A. MARTIN, 302 Gladstone Road. TENDERS. Extension of Time. rjJENDERS will be received until 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 30th instant, for the erection of a Building in Gladstone-road. Plans and specifications may be seen at Robjohns, Teat & Co.’s store, where the tenders are to be left. 282 C. ROBJOHNS. FOUND. A WATCH AND CHAlN.—which can bo •* *- had by giving proper description of tho same and paying expenses thereon. —Apply at the Standard Office. 295