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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 433, 2 December 1876, Page 3

WAERENGA-A-HIKA HOTEL. 1 - • R. G. NASH Proprietor. rpHIS old Established House commands a favorable position-at the crossj roads leading-to and from Gisborne, Ormond, Toanga, and the Ripongaere crossing. Every attention will be paid to the accommodation of Travellers, Visitors, and others. Secure paddocks, with plenty of feed and water, attached to the premises. ' The best marketable brands in Ales, Wines, and Spirits only kept in stock. Hird’s Superior DERATED WATERS always on hand. The General Store Department Will also be carried oh as usual* with as much improvement, and addition to stock as the growing n'eces.<ities of the district require. The Summer Stock is now opening up; and as the CLOTHING, DRAPERY, and GROCERY Departments are WELL SUPPLIED w;ith seasonable goods, outlying settlers will find it to their advantage to buy at Gisborne Prices. Superior Boots, and Shoes, Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s. ISSF’ Every requisite for Stations and Families will be found at the Waebenga-a-hika Hotel. ZR,. , !M

New Advertisements. FOR NAPIER. rpHEs-s.JANE DOUGLAS Capt. Fka?bb Will steam fer tile above Port This (Saturday) Afternoon. For freight or passage, apply to GRAHAM & CO., 1239 Agents. * N ADJOURNED SITTING of tlie.Native aV. Land Court will be Holden at Uawa, Tologa Bay, ON WEDNESDAY, the 13th Instant, When the following claims will be called on : — Tamakiterangi to Waingarpmia No. 2 ■Butene Kulm Kulm to Parariki Her.are Ruru to Arakihi - And other business. By order EDWIN W6ON, Secretary to Judge East Coast District. Native Land Court Office, Gisborne, December 1, 1876. PANUITANGA. -| 7- A tu te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori J-K. ki Uawa ate 13 o nga ra o Tihema, ko nga svhenup ka .whakwakia ko Waingaromia No. 2, te tabs ki Tamakite* rangi " Butene Kuhu Kuhn me etalii atu ki Arakihi • Henare Ruru me etahi atu ki Parariki NA TE WUNU, Kai tulii tuhi o te Kooti. Turanga, Tihemia 1, 1876. 1264 WANTED.— A FEMALE GENERAL SERVANT.—AppIy to Mbs Stubbs. 1250. WANTED KNOWN.—Peter Niven has Large Quantities of FINE STRAWBERRIES for sale. 1232 Notice. — wanted a general FEMALE SERVANT,—AppIy to MrsWoon. 121® ORMOND Rinking! Rinking! SCOTTIE’S VISIT to ORMOND and MAKAURI has been POSTPONED till TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. 1237 G. GAVIN, Teacher of Dancing, and Professional M.C., Ormond.*- : ... > l IS prepared to pre LESSONS to Pupils and others ; and to make arrangements for attending Balls, Quadrille Parties, &c. 1283 Ormond Bakery. THE undersigned in Returning Thanks to the settlers of Ormond and the surrounding districts, for their favors during the last THREE YEARS, begs to assure them that he is prepared to supply the BEST BREAD, At One Shilling per 41b Loaf. ALSO, Fancy Bread., Biscuits, and Confectionery, IN AtL ITS BRANCHES. Wedding Cakes made to Order. * # * Wedding Breakfasts,- 1 Dinner Parties, Suppers, and Balls, attended on the shortest BOTICBr G. GAVIN, 1234 , - Proprietor.., Caledonian Sports.POSTPONED - MEETING. TN consequence of the inclemency of the J- weather on Saturday lgat„Hie meeting called -for that date, for the purpose of drawing up a PROGRAMME of CALEDONIAN SPORTS, to take place at Makaraka, on Ne w Year’s Day, IS POSTPONED TO THIS, SATVKDAX EVENING. *#* All Persons interested are invited to be at the Shelbourne Hotel by 7 o’clock p.m. G. SAUNDEIJS, 1216 Proprietor.