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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 332, 11 December 1875, Page 1

iliscellaneous. wool Ship for London. The Al iron barquo LO CIIN AG AR, £(AP'I’AIIS KELLY, 4G4 tons register is now on the berth, and will load for Loudon direct, at current' rates. To sail about the middle of December. For freight 01; passage apply to G. E. REAID; ) or [• Agents. 669 GRAHAM & CO.) FOR SALE. FIREWOOD. OK/I TONS, delivered at current rates from BUBNAND'S YARD Gisborne. Orddrs to be left at the YARDS with MESSRS. GRAHAM and CO., or with the undersigned. 388 R. G. GIBBONSNOTICE. fTTHE undersigned, in thanking the settlers A- of Poverty Bay for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the last two years, begs to inform the inhabitants of Gisborne that he. has OPENED a branch of his BUTCHERING BUSINESS in the Gladstone Road, and is now prepared to supply Families, HoiELKEBPEns and others with the very best quality of meat. 168 L. McINTOSH. MESSRS. TURNER AND SMITH BEG to announce that they have commenced business as GENERAL MARKET GARDENERS, and that they are now prepared to supply the inhabitants of Gisborne and the vicinity with VEGETABLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE LOWEST PRICES. STRAWBERRIES (Duke of Edinburghs) The first crop of will be ready in about a fortnight at the can now be had at the gardens of the Taruheru River, formerly occupied by Mr. P. Nevin, now rented by the undersigned. Excursion parties and visitors will be provided with STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM at the Gardens. STRAWBERRIES at Is Tun QUART. Hotels and storekeepers frill be Waited on for orders. TURNER & SMITH. October 29,1875. 725 THE LAW OF NATURE IS HEALTH I !! £IIIE undersigned is prepared to supply the inhabitants of Gisborne and the surrounding neighbourhood, with the purest of BREAD ; and to warrant it to keep sweet for FOURTEEN DAYS. He will alsb supply the same in any part of the town or country with the strictest of punctuality, at hi reduced price of TENPENCE the four pound loaf. N.B.—Schools, picnic parties, &c., will find the EXCELSIOR, BAKERY the cheapest house in the trade for supplying pastry and small goods of all description. English and Scotch SHORT BREAD made. 762 G. TRIMMER. A T. RE A T Eon CHRISTMAS! 100 Rich Christmas cakes, varying i n size and value, to be drawn for nt the EXCELSIOR BAKERY, ON THU R S DA Y , DECEMBER 23. Tickets 4s eacli. All prizes—no blanks. Further particulars in future adVertisetnfei'it. Tickets to bo had of Mr. Higgins, Makaraka, and of G. TRIMMER. 745 Excelsior Bakebv.