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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 926, 16 March 1881, Page 8

AUCKLAND ADVETHSEMEItTS ~ —.- rui ci F. (Late of the ( and fast, of t Poverty Bay) WHAEF ffOTM, LbhVER-QrffkN-street, Auckland. Win be

*** Hancock’s Sparkling Alegand Stouts .. The Poverty Bay Standard regularly filed. - ' i P.' II) <iZ/ : ! Z44UI ITHTHO ) 7TI IBEG to intimate ttatTWJflrplF’ chased the \yWM& the-. Bookselling, Stationery, andMusipvStbM' w Inm aligned. , Estate of Mr. Newton ”ralA,‘ ana 'that the ' bpsjness will be carried on by me as, usual. A valuable shipment AFl|jocfd», { Eqalv Dee ” is pq.w; beii?g r Men pita ..stock;. pth/yr shipments are shortly' expected. Arrangements are also being made with some -af-the leading London for a ..regular supply,, of Books, Periodicals; ; ; and othef articles Sr tldamaAet. Magazines Subscribers’ . names for Periodicals can be enrolled kt any time; Monthly parcels; from . . -liondon, containpig f latpat publications. Any article not in stock will te'' procured on the shortest'mtrtreer *"’ '*"''—■ Music :tt-I shall npike MusipaLPuhliaptiqn#a line, per Magazines," Songs/anaPieces. A specimen Piano is now on view from the celebrated makers, Eriushiead('and Tbr ' whose instruments I shall "be liAppy to indent ‘ orders on liberal ternis. L /”¥* Having had Bookselling and Stationery Business for a. number of yearr wrtjh MiyW trust by strict attention to£ o£( customers and reasonable charges, to secure a fair-share of public 589 W. — —* V T> E. G U L 4 ft 0 of. f toJLV and Farm Produce f are held r jJY r the subscribers' at QHadpb ' oil the .*t*hrrd Thursday, and W WFoGrtK Thursday, in.each iaamtlb Tl Qn.-;e^eJi !^»sday! at Newliiarket at bhe for HorileW Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. On each Friday at Durham Yards, Auckland at 11 6 ? elock, for Horses, Vehicles, plements, and Produce:' Always otuhand for private sale, Sydney drays, Saddlery, Harness, Bonedust, Artificial Manures, Clover and Grass Seeds. Waikato. —Accommqdß(iorf Paddocks at' Mr. Knox’s farm, Ohaupp, and Hamilton Road, at Mr. Calder’s farm, coriier dr iHate-z rangi, Alexandra Road, at saje Xaijds, (Ohaupo) and at Mr. Sharp’s Cambridge Road. At Papakura on the First Wednesday in each mon,tJi, at half-past 12 o’clock (Principal Market for Store Cattle). - At Pukekohey bfi'- the Seeond Wedneschty in each, mopth, 12 o’clock market for obtaining. WeW\brqdHWfeM?d'jwxig qaHie),. Wool Sales held fortnightly in NovSmbeY’ and December. tnninA avsd Skins, Hides, and pi fake Durham Yards, at 2 o'clock. The Auctioneers recommend stock intended for Tuesday’s Market to bn but, if not sent juntil,; JuMye. < li»t time for that day’s sale. BuiAmep, arrival of train. 590 HUNTER & NOLAN,

Royal Standard y —- Carriage and Spring. -^actory } DURHAM STREET WEST, A,UCKLANIk Alex and er ma ckie Desires to return his. sincere thanks tb> Jiis numerous custopiers and to the publics generally for the very liberal Mpl'e of support that has been given to him in tile past, and he Will try. to merit, and hopes to gain, an increased trade in the future. ; , v .. A. M. has now got the best Premises in (he Province 'pf Auckland’, and hks gone ffo great expense, in order that at a,, first, cost he might have his whole place; ineA, 1 and machinery so arranged as to - economise to (he fullest extent both in time and labor. He has done so that he might be enabled to give his customers the full benefit arising fropi sqcli; jjbor saving arrangement; and tliis being accomplished, he has now the greatest fa< ilities for doing an extensive business with easf ipnd quick despatch, and at the Loioest Priced! ! !: All Orders given or sent to A. Mackie, either for new work or repairs, will receive his immediate attention, and the same will be Promptly and Faithfully Executed • and he is willing to give to Settlers in the Country Districts all the assistance and all the advantages that he possibly can ; he is therefore prepared to do their work, when required building any kind of Carriage or Vehicle of any given description, on Time Payments on such Terms as shall be most suitable and advantageous to the Customers, so that if settlers don’t have a Trap, the fault will bo theirs, not his. * # * See our Illustrated Trade Circular which will be hung in all the Railway Stations and in all publicplaces— See it, and Bead it. P.S. —A.M. begs to intimate to his Customers that he has engaged the services of a Coach Painter, also a Coach Trimmer, so that all work will be done under his own supervision and directions, and guaranteed to be done [ in First-class Stifle. £94