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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1180, 20 October 1882, Page 3

WANTED — A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN for the Bar. Apply at the British Empire Hotel. g 94 I WANTED —A situation by a married couple on a Station. Woman as I Cook or Housekeeper. Man as General Hand. Apply at the Standard Office. 478 Wm. Ratcliffe & Go-, BEG to inform the settlers of the District . that they will hold regular sales as under :— Live Stock: Bridge Hotel :—Every alternate Wednesday, commencing from the 18th October at 2 p.m. ] Waeresoa-a-hika :—Live Stock Wool I and Sheepskins on Thursday, the 26th 1 October. N.B.—Entries for the above sales mav be left with Messrs St egg all rnd W. Cooler respectively. 'BO , JJITT & JJENNEIT j Have been instructed to sell by auction, at their mart, on SATURDAY, 21st inst., at 2 p.m.— PART OF ALLOTMENT No. 141, Glad- 1 stone Road, containing 3; roods, , securely fenced. After which will be offered, ( A QUANTITY OF DRAPERY &c. I 494 ] piTT A JgENNETT ■ Have been favored with instructions from the Poverty Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Society, to sell by Auction at their Mart on SATURDAY, the 21st inst., at 2 p.m.— fit HE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES, X 2 BOOTHS (Publicans) 2 BOOTHS (Refreshments) RIGHT OF SPORTS. FULL CONDITIONS AT SALE. 490 ! Graham, Pitt & Bswtt Beg to intimate that they will hold regular j sales as under :— LIVE STOCK. Makabakt —Every alternate Wednesday, at 2 p.m. WansXoA-A-HiKA— The third Thursday in each month, at 2 p.m. WOOL & SHEEPSKINS : MalAßAKa —First Wednesday in each Month At Noon. The following are the dates for the quar- i teri Makasaka —llth October WASBKNeA-A-RtKA— l9th October Makabaka —2.sth October i Makahaxa —Bth November Wasussga-a hika —l6th November Masababa— 22nd November Makabaka —6th December Makabaka— 2oth December Wabbbx»a-a-bixa— 2lst December. 69 CATTLE SALE. P. H. "bOURKE BEGS to intimate that he has just received a telegram stating that the : Cattle, advertised by him for sale, cannot 1 arrive in time for Monday, The sale ia therefore POSTPONED until— MONDAY, 23hd OCTOBER, At Waeresga-a-hika. 471 WANTED, “1 MEN, Maoris or Europeans, to Cut and Fell about 500 acres Bush Land on Puninga Block. Apply to— ERU POHATU, Muriwai. PA N U I T A N 3- A . II E PANUITANGA tenei ki nga tangata Maori me nga Pakeha kato o Turanga Waiapu, Wairoa, me nga wahi katoa o tenei Takiwa E hi a hia anat te Pakeha nona te re ti. Te Puninga Poraka ki nga tangata 150 nuku ake ranei, hei tope hei tua i nga wahi ngaherehere 500 nga eka nuku ake ranei o te Puninga Poraka. Ko nga tangata Maori katoa e pai ana kia uru ki roto ki taua mahi kia tore te haeremai ki a ERU POHATU, i te Muriwai. Kotahi Fauna te utu mo te eka. Ma Eru Pohatu e whakaatu atu nga ritenga katoa o te mahi. NA ERU POHATU, 479 Muriwai. TE~N D E RS. fTIENDERS required for the Erection of a ■ .A. Billiard and Sample Rooms at the ARGYLL HOTEL. Tenders to close at 12 o’clock on Saturday the 21st im>t. Plans and Specihcatioas may be seeu at my Office. W. P. FINN ER AN. 482 Architect, Childers-street. ARTHUR J. j Wk B BQ _ BEGS to announce to his friends and the , general public of Gisborne that he has * just received and opened out a large and I varied stock of Lapies’, Gent's., Yulins’, I and CHiEL»a«N , a BOOTS AND SHOES, Which for QUALITY and CHEAPNESS cannot be surpabsed in Gisborne. His Stock comprises a large and varied as Bortmeut of Gent’s English * Colonial Sewu Watertight, Elastic Side & Balmoral Boots, Ladies* Kid, Elastic Side, Balmoral and Glove Kid button Boots (& 18/6. —ALSO— Ladies’ and G eut s Calf and Felt Slippers, Canvas, Oxford, and Lawn Tenuis Shoes. thy jmtst Bluchers @ 8/6, and Ladies' Exhibition Prunella Boots (2, 10/. An Early IxspacrioN is Invited. Vi H