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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1162, 29 September 1882, Page 2

I Californian hops brought 50 cents per * pound in the New York market recently. A meeting of the Gisborne Lawn Tennis I Club is to be held this evening at the Albion Club Hotel. As this game has latterly become highly popular no doubt there will be a large attendance. Tenders are required for the erection of an auction mart and store, to be erected in Gladstone Road, for Messrs. Win. Ratcliffe and Co. The tenders are to be made by noon on Saturday, the 7th ult. At the sale to be held on Tuesday next, it is more than probable that Messrs Carlaw Smith and Co., will in addition to the stock to be disposed of by Captain Poynter, have for sale other cattle or horses. It is notified in this evening’s issue that other stock will be received by the Auctioneers. The following passengers had taken tickets for passage to Napier and Southern ports by the B.s. Ringarooma Mesdames Chambers, McDougall, Fisher, the Misses McDougall, Walker, Hastie, and Weavers, Mr and Mrs W. F. Somervell and 2 children, Mr and Mrs Srimgeour and family (5), Mr and Mrs Briinner, Messrs W. Smith, J. Orr, J. McKenzie, E. Berresford, D. Page, W. K. McLean, J. Mcßride, J. H. Davis, Evans, J. G. Baker.