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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 261, 3 April 1875, Page 3

Seeds! Seeds!! Seeds!!! o (y H. LAVERS begs to inform Farmers and Settlers of Gisborne and surrounding districts that he has always on hand the following of the Best Quality, of which moat are tested before sending out: — White Clover Trefoil Prairie Guano Red „ Rape Fescues, Ac. Seed Oats Cow Grass Lucerne Garden Seeds of all Seed Potaloes, Alsyke Clover Rye Grass descriptions Maize Timothy Cocksfoot Bone Dust Barley, Bran, Ac. Quicks, Fruit, Ornamental and Forest Trees, and all articles connected with the trade. Orders accompanied by a remittance or reference in Auckland promptly attended to and forwarded per return steamer. G. H. LA VEILS, CORN & SEED MERCHANT, WYNDHAM-STREET. Established 1865. 95 BOYLAN BROTHERS, Agents for Gisborne.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL, £2,000,000 S T ERLING, With Unlimited Liability. rjIHE Undersigned having been appointed Agent for the District of Poverty Bay, is prepared to receive proposals for Insurance against Fire. JAMES BUCHANAN. Gisborne, March 29, 1875. 96 NOTICE. rpHE Undersigned requests that all Debts DUE to him must be PAID before the Ist April next. ALL CLAIMS against the Undersigned should be sent in before the above date. ALEXANDER BLAIR. March 2, 1875. 97 JMPOUNDED AT MAKARAKA— By A. F. Hardy, on March 15, 1875. One Chestnut Mare, with foal at foot, branded like g" near shoulder, blaze down forehead. Will be sold at the Pound Yards, on Tuesday, March 30, unless released. By Mr. Reeves, March 17. One Black Horse, branded IM on near shoulder, H near hip, P in a circle off shoulder H off hip. One Brown Filly, branded like CC off shoulder, white streak down face One Chestnut Horse, branded like |X| near should er,blaze down face, By Mr. Curtis, March 20th, 1875. One Bay Mare, with foal at foot, branded MH near hip. The above will be sold on Saturday April 3rd, at 12 o’clock noon unless redeemed. R. M. STEGGALL, 98 Acting Poundkeeper. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. ON and after this date all wharf dues must BE PAID before the Goods are REMOVED. WILLIAM ADAIR. March 19th, 1875. 99 MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! MR. P. M/FARLANE begs to state that he has arranged to occupy part of his time as a Violinist. He will be accompanied by a Violoncello, &c., and will play at Balls ; also Conduct the Dancing, if required. 100 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 ho has accommodation for a few boys as Boarders with private tuition. The Course of instruction will comprise, besides the Ordinary branches, Greek, Lutin, French, Mathematics and Drawing. Music extra. Terms on Application. 161 NOTICE. fIIHE Undersigned having disposed of his business to MESSRS. RYAN BELL & CO., of Auckland, requests that all Accounts due to the Business be paid to Mu. GEORGE MOWBRAY on behalf of Ryan, Bell, & Uo.. on or before the 101 h A PR! L NItXT. All A econn Is out st unding after that date will be handed to a Solicitor for recovery. JAMES BUCHANAN. YV/'ITH reference to the above, Messrs. ’ ’ R. B. A Co. beg Io intimate I hat in order to effect a rapid Clearance, they are offering the whole of the Stock of IRONMONGERY DRAPERY GROCERIES WINES, .fv.. 4-r. At a triflimcf Advance on Wholes'ale Prices ! ! ! 102