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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1111, 1 August 1882, Page 3

ALBION CLUB HOTEL, G IAD S T 0 N E RO AD. THE above FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL will be found to be the MOST COMFORTABLE AND ECO.VOMZCAL RESORT for the Travelling Pubie, being Cextuallv Situated, near the Government Buildings and the Borough Wharves. * s * For a Permanent Residence it is unequalled in Gisborne. Tiie wines & Spirits ARE OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY. Taßldcs are provided with all the luxuries of J-lltz XcLUICO OF THE SEASON. Breakfast, 8 a.m.; Lunch, 1 p.m.; Table d’Hote, 6 p.m. x ™ STABLES. rjIHESE Warm, Comfortable, and Well- kp ventilated STABLES are under the per- gA sonal supervision of the PROPRIETOR. Saddle Horses, and Single and Double Buggies May be Procubed at all Hours. A LARGE FIVE-HORSE BRAKE, for Picnics and Excursions, equipped at an Hour’s Notice. WEEKLY AUCTION SALES take place at the stables. Conveyances await the arrival of every Steamer. &SY AN EXPERIENCED GROOM in attendance at all hours—DAY AND NIGHT. samuel“mason™wilson, PROPRIETOR. 0 \ XrDT I? -For the convenience of Commercial Gentlemen are in course Oal.ltl.JL IJ JLIVVaVLO of construction and will be complete shortly. 122 D. Malcolm Opp, Wholesale «&e Re-all GENERAL PROVISION AND Produce Merchant. T'IVrPO’RTTfI’R of family and station requisites X4.VXX VIbAUAI; 0F EVERY DESCRIPTION.

A R S E NIC, TpLOL’R (NAPIER & OAMARU) Axe and Pick Handles, Beet Guaranteed Quality. Cabin Bread, OATS (seed and feed), Buckets and Tubs, Plough and Trace Chains, Bluestone, Saltpetre, Manilla Rope (all sizes) Cornflour, , SEEDS (of all kinds) always In stock, Tobacco and Cigars, Tinware, Croekeryware, Bonedust, FENCING WlRE—Annoalled and Cement, Churns, Galvanised Steel Barb. Clothes Lines, Aobnt fob Gillard’s Wetr,-KNOWN Tether Lines, Sh.66p-d.ip. Manure and Potato Forks, Blue and Red Ruddle, Hams and Bacon (Tin mb), Woolpacks and Cornsaeks, Kerosene (best buands), TEA, in lb. packets, boxes, and halfMire .bails and Brads, all sizes, cheats, which for PniCE AND OATMEAL OF VEBY finest QVAIITY. 1 QuaWTX IS UNSURPASSED. Full Stock of only the Best Brands of Groceries. Oats ima/lase Crushed on the Premises. SEED WHEAT, SEED BARLEY, & SEED OATS Eon Sale. Hay in small trusses. Potatos and Onions. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOB ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. A G E N T F O R — NORTH BRITISH ANJ) MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. D. Malcolm Orr, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. N.B.—All Goods promptly delivered in town, and Orders by post executed with despatch. 75

Special Ironmongery Of all descriptions. COMPLETE STOCK. IN SPITE OF THE PRESENT KEEN COMPETITION CROLL & INGLE Will continue to sell CHEAPER, than any House in the Bay. Trial will suffice. Support those who First brought down, the Prices. EUREKA HOUSE. Groll and Ingle. 64 NOTICE or REMOVAL. THE CENTRAL BUTCHERY ia now Removed into the Gladstone Road, next Mr IT. Lewis’ Grocery Store, where the Proprietors are determined that it shall hold its own against all Competition. 64 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Improvers to the Dressmaking. Apply to Mrs Mackrell, Parnell and Boylan’s Drapery Hall. 51 WANTED —A MAN to milk, and make himself generally useful. Apply to— R. M. STEGGALL, 62 Bridge Hotel, WANTED KNOWN that Arthur J. Cooper, Lowc-street, is selling Lawn Tennis Shoes at the following prices :— Ladies’, 10s 6d ; Gent’s from 12s 6d. Superior quality. 11 WANTED —An Active Youth for tl t Country, to make himself genera’ j useful. One accustomed to horses preferr Apply at the—--5a ‘ STANDARD OFFIC £.

TO THE PUBLIC. THE DEMANDS made upon our space render it necessary that we shall afford greater facilities for public accommodation. With this object in view we have discontinued our Tri -weekly issue, and made our debut as a— Daily Evening Paper. The doing so is the result of the kindly support which wo have met with at the hands of our generous friends, the Public. We have gone to no small expense in procuring Machinery and Plant, which we think, and time will shew, to be thoroughly equal to the demand. Our Jobbing Work needs no PUFF. Wo a.re thoroughly prepared to offer work ; at price b which, while we are content with the . remune ration, will not tread harshly on the toes, or pockets, of our constituents. Our d emands for subscription will not bo i increase d, but lessened, as we intend reducing 1 the pric t» of the paper from 2d. to Id., thu ! leaving the subscript lon exactly in the same '. amount as hitherto, while giving SIX papers a week instead of THREE ns heretofore. ■ We ask no favour, but. a fair field, and we arc cor tain that in this vrO are only asking i what the sense of f‘di‘ play common to i white men ” will accord us. Terras for Advertisements, for Job Printing, i and for Printing Work of every description ! can be obtained on application. The Subscription to our paper will be 6s p<er quarter in advance, or 7s per quarter if 1 b ooked ; 9s in advance if posted, and 10s if p osted and booked. A reduction of 3s will be made for yearly su tbseriptions. WEBB & MOGRIDGE, Proprietors. Standard Office, 22* >d July, 1882. T qToUR SUBSCRIBERS AND 0 T H E R S. WE hereby gl ve notice that we have authorised Mr W. K. McLEAN, to collect all M9 ne . vB dno to »«- | WEBB & MOGRIDGE. | Standard Office, 28th July. I iVANTED known that Job Phint- ' v ’ lira of every description is ex- ’ 1 ecuted at the “ Standaud ’ Office, at I moderate rates fob cash.