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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 272, 15 May 1875, Page 3

GENERAL STORE, Comer of Custom House and Childers Street. E. K. Brown, Late of Waikato, BEGS to announce to the inhabitants of Gisborne and the Poverty Bay District, that haring purchased the Premises at the corner of Custom House and Childers Street, lately occupied by Mu. James Buchanan, he has commenced Business as a GENERAL STOREKEEPER, and hopes to obtain a fair share of their support. WHOLESALE $ RETAIL. GROCERIES of every description are kept in stock. Particular attention is drawn to the quality of the Tea and Tobacco. DRAPER Y t all new stock, and selected personally. Flannels, all qualities, Crimean shirting, Wincies, Homespuns Alpacas, Plaids, Tartans, Prints Calicoes, Llamas, Gambaroons, Grenadines, serge, blankets, shawls Austrian Rugs, &c., &c. CLOTHING, Shirts, Hosiery &c. Large assortment of Crimean and Cotton Shirts, stockings and socks of every description, Suits, Geelong Tweed, Diagonal, and black Cloth. Trousers —Bedford cord, Mole, Tweed and Canvas. Vests—Black Cloth, Serge Tweed, &c. WATERPROOF COATS. Watertight, Blucher, and Elastic side Boots. Ladies’ and Children’s Boots of all kinds. Miscellaneous assortment of LACES TRIMMINGS RIBBONS will be kept. IRONMONGERY, OILMAN'S STORES, fyc. French Wire, and Ewbank’s nails White Lead, black and colored paints, Dryers, &c. Axes, boilers, kettles, saucepans, Candlesticks, Files Carpenters* tools, Brushware and Matting Raw and boiled oil, Turpentine KEROSENE LAMPS in large variety Bullock, Trace and Plough Chains Bridles, saddles, girths, Leather Leggings, &c. Chairs, and Looking glasses A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY AND Glassware shortly expected. The Undersigned in offering the above lines to the public, begs to remark that all the goods are perfectly new, and were selected personally. The business will be conducted with as little expense as possible, thus enabling him to sell at a reasonable profit, without pretence to sacrifice, &c. A FEW PIANOS, By the best makers, may be expected as soon as the necessery arrangements have been completed for receiving them. Country orders promptly attended to. Cheese, Butter, Bacon, Potatoes, Maize, and Oats, bought and sold. Address — EDWARD KNIGHT BROWN, Corner of Custom House and Childers Street. Business hours from 7 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. On Saturdays the store will be kept open until 8 o’clock p.m. 226 LICENSING NOTICE. J HEREBY give notice that it is my intention to make application to the Licensing Commissioners, on Tuesday, the Ist day of June next, for a Transfer of the Licenes held by me for the Makaraka Hotel, Makaraka, to Mr Robert Mahew Steggall, of Poverty Bay. Dated this 10th day of May, 1875. 231 ALEXANDER DALZIEL. NOTICE. rpHE adjourned meeting of Roman Catholies will be held on SUNDAY the 16th inst., in the Gisborne School House at 3 o’clock p.m. sharp, for the purpose of forming a Branch of the Hibernian Catholic Benefit Society. 233 FENCING NOTICE. To the owners and occupiers of the Big Makauri Block in the District of Poverty Bay. TAKE NOTICE that I, the undersigned Robert Williams, intend erecting » Dividing Fence between my property, No. ** Suburban Section at Ormond, containing 5° acres more or less, and those portion 8 of the Big Makauri Block owned or occupied by you, and abutting on to the same, in conformity with the Fencing Act of the Provincial Council of the Province of Auckland, Session 11., No. 5, and I hereby require you to assist in erecting the said Dividing Fence within Thirty-one days from this date, otherwise I shall proceed to erect the same and call upon you for payment of one half the cost of erect ing or making the whole of such Dividing Fence. 21 ROBERT WILLIAMS.