BUSINESS NOTICES. c. Berry, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, i OFFICE : Timber Yards, Gladstone Road, ■ Gisborne, and Steam Saw Mill, Ormond. (jr E0 ‘ JI UMPHREYS ’ Gisborne Carriage and Spring Factory. (Opposite British Empire Hotel,) Peel-street. Shoeing & General Smith, Wheelwright & Agricultural Implement Maker. 61 I. CL Taylor, Saddler & Harness-maker. PEEL-STREET, GISBORNE. HAS always on hand. Locally made, and Specially selected imported Saddler? and Harness. ~~M? ii all, SADDLE & HARNESS.MAKER, (And Direct Importer from England.) Has now on hand, Ladies’ & Gents' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs A Girths. All Stable Requisites kept in Stork. GLADSTONE ROAD, 90 J A MBS m' A c” kA" y ' Native Land & General Estate Aae n t . Licensed Interpreter under " Native Lauds Acts.” Offices : Childers-stroot ; opposite the Catholic Church. 93 “SKE E T , CIVIL ENGINEER, and VALUATOR, Land and General Commission Agent. CoXTBACTORa’ QUANTITIES OALODLATKD, Estimates given. Offices : As above. 94 A. Graham & Co., Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants, BEG to call attention to their large Stock of Wines, Bottled Ale and Stout , &c., The “ RANGATTRA WHISKY,” a special brand and blend got up expressly for thia market, is warranted equal to any imported. Also in Stock-JAMIESON’S OLD IRISH WHISKY, guaranteed NINE years old. Agents for—Read Bros.’ Bull Dog Ale and Stout, Ashby’s Ale, and Tennant’s Ale. 12 WALTER KNIGHTS.
(NASMITH’S BUILDINGS.) JI RUI T A yEGET A B L E S Of all description constantly on Land. Direct Vegetable and Garden Seed Importer from the principal New Zealand and Foreign Nurseries. 97 J. James, (Late in the employ of A. J. Cooper.) BEGS to inform the Public of Gisborne and surrounding district, that he has taken those Premises in Gladstone Road (opposite Mr E. BURCH’S,) where he will carry on the business of — BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. J. JAMES hopes by giving all his time to please his customers, to merit a share of Public patronage. Boots and Shoes made to order on the Premises. 13 central” butchery, GLADSTONE ROAD. Family and hotel orders carefully attended to. SHIPS IN PORT will find thia a conve-' nient Establishment to get their Supplies from. CONTRACTORS can xuake favorable arrangement. Sausages made Every Day. Fbesh Tripe & German Sausages. Gbeat Concessions to CASH Pubchasers. A Liberal Discount allowed on PROMPT PAYMENTS. 96 Central Bakery. Henry Fisher, 4 NNOUNCES that having commenced JZjL busineaa in those Central Premises opposite the Royal Hotel, he ia now enabled to produce magnificent Bread, Confectionery, Pies, Tartlets, Ac., of the first quality. ! Orders for Hot Pies for Supper promptly | attended to. • %• No Pains or ExpOUaO v* ill be spared to I render this Bakery the — Beat m Town. li
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1159, 26 September 1882, Page 1
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