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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1293, 8 March 1883, Page 2

New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company, [LIMITED], Bead OSes, 1 Queen Viotoriwtnet, Mißiioa House, London, E.C.) Camtax £8,000,000. Bnnvg Fuxd £200,000. mH! COMPANY MAKES ADVANCES -A. on Produce, on the Station, and Stock* at Runholden, and on the growing clip, of Wool, and receive, the eon.ignm.nt of Wool, »roin, Tallow, Leather, Hide., SHni, Hora., Proeerrod Meat., Metal., Cotton, Kauri wum, *c., 4e„ for local Mie, or for ahipment any of th. Colonial, American, or English Market., Th. Company ACTS AS GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. B. HILL FISHER, Agent, Gieborae. w. baTcliffk.; c, w. fkuiii WM. RATCLIFFE & CO., AUCTIONEERS 3TOCK. BTATION, LAND, ESTATE A GENERAL COM. MISSION AGENTS. IdtaufflXD Land Bbokxm under the Transfer Act” Lwsiraxn Nattvs IsnßFnanas, and Land Pcscmau Agents. CMTIFIOATKD ACOOUNTANTB m BANKKVFTCT. 'lOl AGENTS FOETn Moroet, Tie. an Mamn Inrun. Oenrur tv Mw luun. New Zsalamb Acctmcrr bwwtci Cotwrr. Bnmn in Co.'s Dvnra Al*. PTBOO-fB Rusm Byampb, Ac., Ac., Ac. Temporary Oficee—Next Albion Club Hotel, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. 35

James W. WITTY, Ltcieniid Govnnon Bkokm uwdeb Land Transfer Act. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. Ornes : —Corner of Childers-itreet and Peel-street, opposite the Police Barrack*. Mr W TTTV he. several station, and Farm, in the Wairoa County in hi. hand, for Sale, and haring just finished a peroonal in.p.ction of the whole of the County, ae Anerson for Property Thx Valuation., will be able to give intending parohsseis of land in thia District, any information they may require. 381

Notice. ACCOUNTS due to this Ira up to the 22nd January, 1888, if not settled by the 10th Mareh, will be .ued for without further notice. WEBB & MOGRIDGE. A special telegram to the Argus say. :— ‘ It is believed that the unknown individ-t-1 called Number One,'' who, according in the statements of James Caret-, the in■rmer, directed the movements of the assasins, and supplied them with funds, is General Milne, an exoffieer of the United States army, who fought on the side of the forth in the American Civil War.”