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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 933, 9 April 1881, Page 4

AUCKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. SADDLERY & HARNESS. THE undersigned is now selling our own make Riding Saddles at such prices as cannot fail to drive the Slop-made ones out of the market. Prices (complete with mounts) — Nd : : .£3 5 0 No 2 : : £3 10 0 No 3 1 ; £3 12 6 Extra Strong J No. 4 : : <£4 0 0 AND UPWARDS. Extra strong Side Saddles, complete with mounts, £5 10s, £6, £6 10s; highly recommend ded, £7 10s and upwards : Strong Bridles, 6s, 7s, 7s 6d; extra strong, 10s 6d and apwards. Good durable Plough Harness from 43s per complete set. Harness of every description on band or made to order. Whips from Is 6d to 50s each, Solid Nickel Silver Bits, Stirrups and Spurs, Waterproof Riding Aprons, Buggy Aprons and Covers of all kinds at lowest prices. Orders by post or wire promptly executed. Repairs executed by experienced workmen, in first-class style, and all articles guaranteey to be returned to any part of the Poverty Bay district, by return of steamer. Charges very moderate. Price Lists sent on application. W. 8. JONES, 586 129 Queen-street Auckland

F. Ar chard, (Late of the Brilomart Hotel, and last of Poverty Bay) Having taken the WHARF HOTEL, Lower Queenstreet, Auckland. Will be most happy to receive all his old friends and acquaintances. * # * Hancock’s Sparkling Ales and Stouts. The Poverty Bay Standard regularly filed. 753

NOTICE. IBEG to intimate that I have just purchased the whple of the Bookselling, Stationery, and Music Stock of the assigned Estate of Mr. Newton Fairs, and that the business will be carried on by me as usual. A valuable shipment of goods, ex “ Loch Dee ” is now being taken into stock • other shipments are shortly expected. Arrangements are also being made with some of the leading London houses for a regular supply of Books, Periodicals, Stationery, and other articles suitable for this market. Magazines :— Subscribers’ names for Periodicals can be enrolled at any time. Monthly parcels, per Orient line, arrive from London, containing selections of the latest publications. Any article not in stock will be procured on the shortest notice. Music : —I shall make Musical Publications a special line, by having, per mails, the latest Magazines, Songs, and Pieces. A specimen Piano is now on view from the celebrated makers, Brinsmead and Sons, for whose instruments I shall be happy to indent orders on liberal terms. Having had considerable experience in the Bookselling and Stationery Business for a number of years with Mr. E. Wayte, I trust by strict attention to the requirements of customers and reasonable charges, to secure a fair share of public patronage. —I am &c. 589 W. E. MEARS, Auckland. THE HOTEL PAREXCELLENCE IN AUCKLAND. OLD PATRONS of the “ Star Hotel ” Auckland, and the Travelling Public generally, are respectfully informed that R. J. Davidson, Has purchased that magnificent, and centrally situated first-class house, The Albert Hotel Queen-street, Auckland. “ Good Wine needs no bush ” but on an occasion like the present R. J. Davidson trusts he may be permitted to state that the ALBERT, in the heart of the City, is unquestionably and without any mere figure of speech the best and most completely appointed hotel in the Australias, is replete with every modern comfort and convenience, and, has, (literally) unequalled accommodation for Tourists, Commercial Gentlemen and the travelling public generally. Apartments, en suite, for ladies and families. Sample Rooms for Travellers. Select Billiard Room. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths, &c., &c. The Poverty Bay Standard kept regularly filed. * # * R. J. Davidson presents his personal compliments to his old “ Star ” customers, and respectfully requests their patronage and support to his new undertaking. It is, he hopes, with pardonable pride that he ventures to refer to the manner in which the “ Star ” was conducted under his regime. With more centrally situated premises very largely increased accommodation, later Hotel appliances and appointments, he is now in a position to offer his patrons more luxurious and complete accommodation. In fine it will be his pleasurable pride to eclipse all his former efforts at his new house, the ALBERT HOTEL, Queen-street, Auckland. R. J. DAVIDSON, 756 Manager.