NOTICE OF REMOVAL !!! R- ROBINSON, Solicitor, has removedl his Offices to the Exchange Buildings, next to the Masonic Hotel, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. 1055 Cook County Council. BYE-LAW TO REGULATE TRAFFIC ON BRIDGES. OTICE is hereby given, that at a Special Meeting of this Council, held on the' 4th inst., it was resolved that the following words form an addition to the Bye-Laws of this County, and stand as Sec. 6—Bye-Law 6 “ That any Horses, Cattle, or Vehicles, crossing any bridge, under the control of this Council, shall do so AT A WALK. Any person, causing a breach of this Bye-law, will be liable to a penalty, of Forty Shillings for each offence.” A special meeting of the Council, will be held on Friday, the Ist April next, for the purpose of confirming the above ByeLaw. JOHN WARREN, County Clerk. Gisborne, 12th March, 1881. 1036
“ Meet me at the Willows.” "VT'ES MEET ME, but in order to know the exact hour you must procure one of M. G. NASMITH’S newly imported LUMINOUS WATCHES. No matter how dark the night, the Magic Dial discloses the position of the hands, as plainly as in broad daylight. You might also bring with you some of the splendid Jewellery he has just imported, comprising Silver Ornaments of all sorts. He has Bracelets, Brodies and Earrings, Lockets, Negliges, &c., and has FRESH SUPPLIES by each English Mail. 1045 Tobacco, Cigars, & Cigarettes. jy. May Phillips, GLADSTONE ROAD. HA S IN STOCK first-class Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco’s and all the necessary requisites for Smokers. The Proprietsr would call special attention to the fact of his having added a— Comfortable Smoking Room, to his Establishment, and provided CHESS and DRAUGHTS, for the lovers of these games. Fresh Cut Tobacco always on hand. Gentlemen purchasing Tobacco in the morning, can have it cut up by the evening, either fine or coarse, to order, Mr. Phillips possessing a LARGE TOBACCO CUTTER, is able to afford this convenience, above any other house in Gisborne. Pipes cleaned and repaired. Work punctually done. Charges moderate. Orders by Post promptly attended to. Business hours ; 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., or later if required. 1046 Ferry Hotel (At the Mouth of the Big River.) IV. Daniell Proprietor. GOOD accommodation for travellers. This Hostelry is situated on the main road to Wairoa, and inland districts. Ferrying at all hours under competent management. 757 WANTED KNOWN that Job Printing of every Description is executed at the Standard. Office, at moderate rates for Cash.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 927, 19 March 1881, Page 6
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