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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1276, 16 February 1883, Page 4

XSB9"B— — BUMMER SEASON— — 1B82«3 MAKARAKA STORE ROSELAND. PROPRIETORS: MESSRS J.&A. DAVIS. CASH VERSUS CREDIT. GOODS WETATT.RD AT WHOLESALE PBICEB T|TX HAVK NOW much pleeeure in eftßM to Ej Uo • br « e »«lertion ot, MFN’B, WW YorTRB' and BOW rn..fidn». Shirts. Shawls, Calicoes, etc., PTWROT FROM HOME, EX "LOCH FLEET M’SSLSS’’ ,1 HjKlOSmnH PntfUe mi Quick m ov» motto. Ike beat brands of TOBACCOS sad CIGABS alwaya on hand. PITMANS STORES and GROCERIES of beat description, at SAME PRICES m in Gisborne. The BAmand for IRONMONGERY and PATENT MEDICINES Rafa, on the increaee, we have materially augmented our Stock in these Department! t and&ng.iT' • poeition to BUY »oa CASH can compete with any house in the Bay. Z'kUX STOCK will now, for variety and carefulneee in selection, bear a favorable companU with the Trade, and ocmprire*— GBOCEBIEB, DBAPEBY, CLOTHING, HATS, SHIBTS, SADDLEBY, BUGS: Dvbham, Varas A otkxs TOBACCOS; Lnsaxo’a EXTRACT OF MEAT; Eno’s Fbuit Salt* ; Ibonmon&eby, Cutleby, Ac. Our rert-ui portioe srattoe u* to qfbr yreuf adomiagee toouttying-.eetttere. Ordere by Poet cartfaUy attended to, and delivered free, by ’STOBE, BORLAND. COME AND INSPECT AT ONCE, NEW GOODS. 38

Porter and Croft, LAND PURCHASE A GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, ACCOUNTANTS, Station & Financial Agents. KTATIVB and other Land* purehaud on JW OommiHioa er partt taterwt m per WIIh adjuited, aad opiniex gi*» upon ill quethea* of lend Tenure. Document* translated and atteited. All oemmunicMien* rad tran*aotion* near Fare,ll and Beytra I*. 1 *. 41 AUSTRALIAN ■wtnegbowbr 1 FEW ZEALAND BRANCH i 89 QUEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND pbiceTlist. Bn W»m.

J. T. CRAWFORD, PIANOFORTE MAKXR, TUNSB AND BEPS thru, GISBORNE. Ball* am Pmvati Pastim attssbss. All kind* of Murieal Instruments Tuned and Repaired. VioMa A Pianoforte taught. Tubs on inuutm n The Public Trust Office. GrAßAimsß n ns State. A LTHOUGH thia OSes ha* been in erire A. tents for a period of more than seven years, it is believed that the objects for which it was established are not suSciently known or understood. It is desired to set forth ia a concise form information respecting the barinm which this ofios undertake, i— I, The charge of all kinds of money trusts such os Harrises Scttlsmenta, moneys to bo innited for the benefit of Minors, moneys bombed for charitable objects, moneys Us title to which is in dispute, or whoso legal owner is unknown or cannot be found Ac., he. j, The administration of ths Wills of per. sons who by appointing the Public TnuteeSas their exeeutor secure the guarantee of the State for ths due fulfilment of their wishes, and avoid the risk consequent on the op. nointmsnt of private persons as executor*, who act infrequently, though eanw.Oy de•irout of acting for tho bcnent of ptrtici intmiUd, fail to CM7 7 out legally ths objocts tor which they wore appointed, and consequently involve themselves and thoss whoso interests they are striving to protect in eoetly and harassing litigation. 3. The administration of all estates at which no disposition has been made by will, whenever relatives do not wish to incur the xeeponaibility of or cannot from any cause obtain the necessary powen to act. In such cues it it the duty of the Public Trustee to discharge all legal debts aa far ■> the aesets extend, and divide the residue amongst the next of kin. . 4. The mini it ration of the estates of lunatics, lunatic patienta, and oonvicta. 5. Ths charge of all lands lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has been absent from the Colony for ten yean, having left no known agent. The cost of administering estates is very email. Information may be obtained from aJJ agents. B. C. HAMEBTON, Public Trustee 87

Drn Paia. ur Bon. Quart*, Pint*, Quart*, Pint* V dos. If’ dor. v dot. do* I. Claret No. 3 3S/ • 13/6 | 16/6 9/S A good family wine. A Claret JNo. 8 30/ • 16/6 | 81, ■ 11/6 A pure, dry wine. A Claret No. 1. 86/ ■ 18/6 | >6/. 14/6 A rich, nourubing wino 4. Shira* ... 36/ ■ 18/6 | 88/-14/6 A rich, fruity wine. A Port ... 86/ - 18/6 | S6/-14/6 A pure, very rich wine. 6. Carbinet... 36/ • 18/6 | 26/-14/6 A dry, full-bodied wine. Writ* Wum. 1. Hock 80. 8 >&/• 18/6 | 16/6- 9/6 A good family wine. 8. Hock No. S 30/- 16/6 | 21/. 11/6 A fine dewert. wine. 8. Hock No. 1 86/- 18/6 | 36/-14/6 A dry, rich wine. A Chabli* ... 30/- 16/6 | 81/. 11/6 A light eummer wine. 6. Miuc»t ... t. 30- 16/6 ( 21/- 11/6 A fruity, rich wine. 6. Verdeilho ... 36/- 18/6 | /«2- 14/6 A rich de*eert wine. Sample Caeee carefully packed of one or two dozen aeiorted. Quart*, D.P., 82s 6d > Pinto, D.P., 86*. Th* Company’* Wine* are wall-maturad, pure, wholetom*, and invigorating. ’ fiomb variati**. *uch a* No. 1 Claret, being one of nine exhibite which obtained the Gold Medal Prire at the Bordeaux Exhibition, are epocially recommended for medicinal purpoie*. A Liberal Diecount allowed for Trade Parcel*. Compare the AV. Company’* Claret with French Wine* at more than double the price; a single trial wilt suffice to prove their great superiority. New Zealand Agent* for the celebrated Helidon jSpa Water: a natural Mineral Spouting Spring Water, and an invaluable remedy for Billiousness and other Stomach Complaints, Price, 6s per do*, pints. AUSTRALIAN VINEGROWERS’ COMPANT, 39 Qcibs-stbset Avckliso. T. R. GRIMES, 494 Secretary.

MB HUMBT TOWBEY professor or music. IIACRIX O* TXB PIABMOXTI A SlFOllto Hm GIVM notice to bit Friend* •JL • and th* Public in general, Hereafter Qu* date he i* prepared to accept engagement* teeing nt Concert*, Dramatic Entertainment*, Mueicsl Evening*, Social reunion*, Be., Ac. Terms, on application by ibttu only addreeeed to the Office of.thi* gofer. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. /NBAS. McDXVITT, Contractor and / 'wter, beg, to intimate that ha ha* i Stable* and premire* in Grey-rtreet ipied by Mr C. D. Berry, where all Ploughing and Carting Ac., may 69