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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 324, 13 November 1875, Page 3

New Advertisements. NOTICE. THE OPENING of the ROSELAND PLEASURE GROUNDS is unavoidably POSTPONED till SUNDAY, (to-morrow) week, the 21st inat. THOS. U’REN, 761 Proprietor. WANTED.— A GENERAL SERVANT. Highest wages given to a competent person. —Apply to Mr. W. Adair. 758 WANTED. — TWO LADS for the Butchering Business.—Apply to R. Thelwall, Gisborne. 759 WANTED a situation as General Servant. Apply at Mr Pickersgill’s Boarding House. 764 ON THURSDAY NEXT, 18th inst. The subscriber will sell by Public Auction on the above date ABOUT HEAD OF HORSES comprising Light Harness Horses Useful Horses Unbroken Colts and Fillies ALSO ONE BULL, THREE YEARS OLD, A really good animal. Terms at Sale. M. HALL, 763 Auctioneer. £5 REWARD. IT4HE above reward will be paid by the -*• undersigned to any one giving such information as will lead to the discovery and conviction of the person or persons, who maliciously destroyed nine poplar trees in their enclosed allotment, Gladstone road, near the Masonic Hotel, within the last few days. ROB JOHNS TEAT & CO. 12th Nov., 1875. 766 TJOILEAU S Traverse Tables, on sale at the Standard Office. PURVEYORS’ Traverse Calculation Forme, I on sale at the Standard Office.