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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1067, 29 April 1882, Page 3

Great cions BOOTS, SEZOESX /Sy TANNERS SLIPPERS, lMCannlactinrers, RE no\V selling Every Description of Soots, Shoes, ahd Slippers at prices that Defy CoMiETiTrON. Come and inspect our Large and Varied Stock. Admission FREE! Hides t>ouglit for Cash. NOTE THE ADDRESS:— G--A_ZEdZE^ZE'± h ±' ZBZEdOS., 79 GLADSTONE ROAD.

D. Malcolm Orr to ahnbiince that he has com>meneed Business in those Premises adjoining— Mr G. W. BISHOP’S, Chemist’s Shop, as A Storekeeper aud Produce Merchant, And trusts by prompt and careful attention to the interests of those who may favour him with their Patronage, to receive a fair share of Public Support. Having a thorough knowledge of the Value of Grocery and General Stores, and a good connection with the leading Colonial and Home Business Houses he is enabled to buy at the Lowest Prices and also to obtain the Highest Market Value for every description of Produce. FOR SALE & TO ARRIVE: A First-Class AssorTMeßt of GROCERIES, AND General Stores. FLOUR OATMEAL OATS BRAN MAIZE BARLEY FOWL WHEAT POTATOES RYE GRASS COCKSFOOT CLOVER And Other Seeds. Cash Buyer of Wool, Hides, Tallow, Grain, Grass Seed, &e., Ac. 61 MASONIC STABLES. SAM STEVENSON begs to notify that Iw has had a NEW HEARSE built, and it prepared to attend funerals at ordinary trap prices. 22 PIANOFORTE TUNING-. “ft/TR W. IL FLOOD, PIANOFORTE •T-’-l- TUNER, will arrive in Gisborne on Sunday morning next. Country and Town Orders left at the Masonic Hotel, will receive prompt attention, and should be sent in early, as Mr Flood’s stay will be short. 48 Patutahi Bakery. TO THE RESIDENTS OF PATUTAHI. LOUIS "STEVENS BEGS to announce t at he has opened a Baker’s Shop, and is now in a position to supply— First-class Bread. A good supply of GROCERIES always on hand at current rat es. Ormond Residents will bo supplied with Bread, Three times a Week. Agent for the Poverty Bay Standard.