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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 291, 21 July 1875, Page 3

WONDERFUL_;PHENOMENON AT THI Shelbourne Hotel, ROSELAND. COME AND SEE IT!!1 YTISITOBS can now be accommodated with ’ a cup of Tea or Coffee, and a Chop COOKED AT THE ARTESIAN WELL, FIRE AND WATER from the same source having illuminated the district nightly. The indefatigable endeavors of Mr. Garry, of artesian well sinking notoriety, having brought thia wonderful phenomenon to light, MR. HIGGINS, Thb FbOPBIBTOB OB THB SuBLBOUBXB Hotel, Now intends utilising this wonderful gas by laying it on to the house for lighting and cooking purposes, and it behoves those who are curious to come and spend half an hour. Such a freak of nature has not hitherto come to light in any part of the world—at least no history records it. COME AND SEE IT! ! ! LAWRENCE HIGGINS, PROPRIETOR. 874 MASONIC STABLES. ACCOUNTS due to the undersigned to 30th June, having been made up and sent out, notice is hereby given that the same must BE PAID WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS, or summonses will bo issued for the recovery of them by legal process. All accounts due by the undersigned are requested to be SENT IN at once and ho will settle for the same. SAM STEVENSON. July 9th, 1875. 394 NOTICE. THE undersigned, in thanking the settlers of Poverty Bay for the liberal patronage bestowed upon hjm during the last two years, begs to-inform the inhabitants of Gisborne that he has OPENED a branch of his BUTCHERING BUSINESS in the Gladstonb Road, and is now prepared to supply Families, Hotelkeepers and others with the very best quality of meat. 168 L. McINTOSH. NOTICE. E. READ having disposed of his * Business, requests all parties indebted to him to settle their Accounts by the 20th instant. All accounts not settled by that date will be handed over to a solicitor for recovery. G. E. READ. Gisborne, July 10th, 1875. 411