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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 438, 20 December 1876, Page 2

A Quiet Reminder. THE nnderrigned respectfully suggests that, his numerous customers will remember him at the coming festive season of the year; and that tl>o=e indebted to him will pay their accounts by the 31st of December, instant, or he shall be compelled to place the same in the hands of a solicitor for recovery, it being impossible to carry on business WITHOUT FUNDS. ARCHD. GRAY. Makaraka, December 12th. 1302 A Suggestion. AFTER BIDING MY TIME for about SIX. MONTHS for those of my lute customers who are STILL on my Books to come arid settle their little accounts, I find that a goo I many have not COME to the FRONT. I will bo compelled to cause them to interview Dr Nesbitt, if they do not PART speedily without further persuasion. • 1298 SAM. STEVENSON. THE Credit System. undersigned, in taking over liis OLD 1 BUTCHERING BUSINESS, in Gisborne, takes this opport unity to THANK his old Customers for their support, and trusts to merit a continuance of their favors. At the same time it. must be borne in mind, that it will be impossible for him to CARRY o . his TRADE, ami, at the same time continue the present existing system of Long Credit; In fact, it is mainly owing to the difficulty of getting their accounts PAID, that, his predecessors were compelled to discontinue their ‘"ja.i ' L. MTN TOSH.