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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1304, 3 April 1883, Page 3

TO THE FARMERS AND—AGRICULTURISTS OF POVERTY BAY. ■ I BEG to inform the Public that it is my j intention to open a FLOUR MILL in j this district provided I can see the future ‘ prospect of getting a supply of Wheat. Wil! any intending Wheat grower kindly ; give me the quantity of acres they will put \ in, so as to give me an idea how much i Wheat would be obtainable here. r. w. wood. ! Address— j I’. O. Gisborne. 293 i WANTED— A General Handy Mau I he must be able to milk. Apply to j K. M. Steggall, Bridge Hotel. 273 ; TO c 7 atiltaijst\s. ~ np H E GISBORNE LIBRARY COM- ; MITTEE require to borrow the sum ’ SIX HUNDRED POUNDS (£000), for » \ term of TEN years, for the purpose of erect’ | ing Public Library Buildings. InteiMt offered at the rate of lO‘o per i annum. Further particulars as to Security Ac,, ’ can be obtained on application to— JOSH. sSIGLEY, • 299 Chairman. FOR SALE. ASHOP and DWELLING, eentrally situated, on exceptionally easy terma. Apply tai'. J. PIESSE, 300 House Agent. T E ND E R 8. fTTEXDERS required for the Erection of X TWO CHIMNEYS at the Gisborne 1 Public School. Plans and Specifications to bo seen at the Custom House. Tenders to be i sent into me not later than 5 p.xn. TOMORROW (Wednesday,) the 4th. D. JOHNSON, JtW„ 302 Chairman. BEGS to draw the attention of his numerous customers and the Public to hi«— LARGE & WELL SELECTED STOCK, Consisting of— Gent’s Sheeting Boots, Elastic Sides, 'Watertights aa4— Balmorals, All of the Best Quality. SURVEYORS’ BOOTS even better than he lias ever had before. Also a nice assortment of— Ladies’ Walking Boots. P S—AU orders entrusted to his care will be made up on the shortest notice. Note the address: GLADSTONE ROAD. 303