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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 916, 9 February 1881, Page 6

Southern Gross Petroleum Company. - ' Temporary .Offices : Exchange, next Masonic Hotel. nnENDERS are required for the Carriage of Nine Thousand feet of Timber, now cut from the stumps, to the Oil Wells on the Rotokautuku Block, Waiapu. Tenders to be furnished by the 16th of February. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HENRY HAASE, 926 Manager. Southern Cross Petroleum Company. Temporary Offices : Exchange, next Masonic Hotel. FTIENDERS required for the ERECTION of the DERRICK, ENGINE-HOUSE and TWO COTTAGES on the Oil Wells, at Rotokautuku, Waiapu. Tenders must be furnished by the 14th of February. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HENRY HAASE, 927 Manager. Mrs. Patterson, TEACHER OF J>IANOFORTE, FRENCH AND DRAWING. Terms for Music, £1 10s per quarter; French and Drawing, £1 Is. Quarter to commence with Pupil. Address : —Corner of Grey-street and Palmerston Road. 930 JJOURKE & gMITH HAVING been appointed SOLE AGENTS in Poverty Bay for the sale of Messrs. J. and J. Meek’s Oamaru Flour, request that all orders for the same be sent in to them in time to catch the schooner direct for here to load shortly. N.B. —A stock always kept on hand at the Auction Mart. 921 ORMOND FELLMONGERY AND Wool Scouring Establishment. SKILLICORN & CO. BEG to notify to Sheep Farmers and that • they are ready to receive Wodl at their Establishment for Scouring. With the appliances at command, they are prepared to turn out Wool entrusted to them WELL CLEANED and WITH DESPATCH at current rates. HIDES AND SKINS PURCHASED. SKILLICORN & CO. 619 Waerenga-a-hika Mission Station Fellmongery. James Knox BEGS to intimate to the Sheepfarmers and other settlers in the Poverty Bay District, that he is prepared to execute such orders as may be entrusted to him with FIDELITY and DESPATCH. *#* Advances made on incoming clip of Wool. Skins, Hides and Tallow bought at current rates for CASH on delivery. 892