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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 919, 19 February 1881, Page 5

THIS DAT, SATURDAY. At 11.30 o’clock. JJOURKE & gMITH, Have been instructed to sell by auction at their mart, immediately before the drapery, Household furniture and EFFECTS, nearly new, consisting of— Tables, Chairs, Chest of Drawers Clock, Pictures, Books Toilet Set, Cooking Utensils, <fcc. WITHOUT RESERVE. 977

SATURDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 11.30 o’clock. BOURKE & SMITH. Have received instructions to dispose of at their rooms, on the above date, the following lines of wearing apparel, just opened ex “ Rotomahana ” — SILK VELVET RIBBONS, Ladies’ Scarves, Ladies’ Hats, Bonnets (trimmed and untrimmed) Ladies’ Skirts, Costumes, Fancy Belts Handkerchiefs, French Crape. &c., &c., &c., 964 MONEY TO LEND. OQAA TO LEND on First-class cVOW Freehold Security, in one sum. Apply to—--987 BOURKE & SMITH. Lost. A LARGE SIZED KEY for one of CHUBB’S patept locks. A reward of TEN SHILLINGS will be paid to anyone returning the same to this office. 987 TENDERS. FTIENDERS are invited for LAYING a PIPE DRAIN in Grey-street from old drain to Taruheru river. Tenders to be given into my office by TUESDAY, the 22nd inst., where all information can be obtained. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. B. SHERRIFF, 975 Town Clerk.

N 0 TICE. Notice is hereby given that a sitting of the Assessment Court for the Turanganui Highway District, under “ The Rating Act 1875,” will be held at the Courthouse, Tologaßay, within the said District on THURSDAY the 3rd dav of March, 1881, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon for the purpose of hearing and determining all objections to the Valuation List, or Lists, for the said District. GEORGE A. PREECE, Judge of Assessment Court. Gisborne, Feb. 18th, 1881. 985

Josiah Martin] [W. H. Partington THE NEW PHOTOGRAPHY. INSTANTANEOUS PICTURES. Martin & Partington. PHOTOGRAPHISTS. MARKET ENTRANCE, QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND. THE great success which has attended the New Gelatino Bromide, or dry plate process, in Europe and America, has produced quite a revolution in Photography. The most beautiful Piotures, preserving the Natural attitude and Expression of the sitter, can now be taken in scarcely one second of time, and without any delay in preparation. Children’s Portraits and Family Groups can be photographed in an instant, without the least constraint. For Out-door Photography this process has superior advantages. Picnic Parties, Portrait Groups and Views, also Photos, of Horses and other animals, will be taken on the shortest notice. 983