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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 329, 1 December 1875, Page 3

FOR SALE. O A fl fl TOTARA POSTS, in lots to suit OvJL/Lz Purchasers, delivered at any part of the district, at reasonable prices. Apply GEO. SAUNDERS, 486 Waercnga-a-hika Hotel. WANTED. A BULLOCK DRIVER. To a competent man GOOD WAG ES will be given. Apply to H. J. UREN. Or to W. H. ROSS, 663 Tutoko. VX7 ANTED regular supplies of Fresh ’ ’ Butter. Highest prices given.— Gbaham & Co. 688 WANTED— A SHEPHERD.—AppIy to W. K. CHAMBERS, Repongaare. 667 BE (OKS AND DRAIN TILES. THE undersigned is now prepared to supply BRICKS aud DRAIN TILES in any quantity. A large stock always on hand. DUNCAN HEPBURN, Aberdeen Road. October 30th, 1875. 727 GISBORNE FREEMASONS’ HALL COMPANY, (Limited). A CALL (the second) of ten shllings per share has this day been made by th® Directors, payable to the Secretary at the Company’s Office, Gisborne, on or before TUESDAY, December 7th next. F. J. PIESSE, Secretary. Gisborne, November 15,1875. ’ 781

ROSELAND Nursery Gardens, AND PLEASURE GROUNDS. rpilE Undersigned, begs to announce that -*-• his extensive grounds at Makaraka, arc now open for the reception of visitors. THE ROSELAND GARDENS Have long been noted as the most delightfu and attractive place of recreation in Poverty Bay ; and the proprietor is determined to spare no expense in providing for the comfort and pleasure of those who may favor him with a visit. The grounds have been tastefully laid out, and are now under extensive alterations and improvements; while they form a picturesquely retired spot for PICNIC & EXCURSION PARTIES in quest of change from the dust and heat of the town, from which they can be reached either by road or river. Amongst other attractions provision is being made for CROQUET, SWINGS, SHOWER AND PLUNGE BATHS; While FRUIT of all kinds in season, STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, and HONEY fresh from tho hive, will bo provided at reasonable charges. Admission to the grounds—Adults, 6d each; Children under 12, with their Parents, FREE. 737 THOMAS U’REN. NOTICE. SON will bo laid in my paddocks, *- Toroa, on and after this dale. 778 A. F. HARDY. JMPOUNDED AT MAKARAKA.— By J. E. Green, November 20, 1875. Bay mar©, blaze down face, two hind feet white, branded like JE off hi]), ([) off shoulder Bay filly, branded liko IM near rump Cream colored gelding, branded like (|) near shoulder WK Black mare, branded like 11 off shoulder. Bay mare, two hind feet white, star on forehead, branded liko (j) near shoulder (1) off shoulder Brown mare, near forefoot white, star on forehead, branded WH near rump. Chestnut Mare, foul at foot, silver mane and tail, no brand visible. Brown filly, star on forehead, snip on nose, bob tail, branded RH near hip. Black filly, star on forehead, no brand visible Cream colored filly, black streak down back, no brand visible. Dark roan gelding, star on forehead, branded like JJ near shoulder, like M off hip. Black filly, two hind feet white, off fore foot white, no brand visible. By M. IlAi’. Bay gelding, branded like II U off shoulder, UM like HM indistinct off flank. The above will be soM at the Pound Yards on Saturday, December 4, unless redeemed. R. M. STEGGALL, 810 P Jftndkeepcr.