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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1317, 16 June 1883, Page 2

ENCOURAGE NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIE*. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE GISBORNE DISTRICT. MESSRS. Hallenstein Bros. Detin to inform you that a BETAIL BRANCH OI THS W ZEALAND £(LOT HING JI ACTO RY HAVE OPENED In their New Premises GLADSTONE ROAD, To effectually introduce their Goods and drive out the imported article, they have decided to sell a SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE! All Goode are marked in plain figures, for NET CASH ONLYAny article purchased and not approved of will be exchanged with the eame e-np-tesy with which it wm sold, or if deeired, the money ehall be returned. The eucoeii which hae attended the New Zealand Clothing Factory’e Retail Branches in Auckland, Wellington, Napier, Chrietchurch, Dunedin, and other towne, leads the Proprietors to believe that there exists a praiseworthy desire on the part of the public to encourage New Zealand

Industries, especially where superior advantages are offered, and your support is solicited on this understanding only. J. W. COOK. Manager, Gisborne Branch, New Zealand Clothing Factory, Gladstone Road. Men's Boy's and Youth's Clothing Department. A RRANGEMKNTS have been *V made with v.rione TWEED and WOOLLEN M tNUKACTORIES in NKW ZEALAND and VICTORIA which will enable the Proprietor to place before the Publie of Poverty Bay the largest and beet Stock of COLONIAL made clothing of all descriptions ever imported into _ the Dietriot. ■* The Goode are equal to then made to measure. FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. A Single Garment at Less than Wholesale Price. Ihirts Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, Saddled and Bridles. W. Adair. New Zealand Loan <fc Mercantile Agency Company, [LIMITED], Head Ofioe, 1 Queen Victoria-street, Mansion House, London, EC.) Capital £B.ooo,into Reiibvi Fund £200,000 ADV ANCES made on all kind, of Produce and Freehold Property. Indents un dertaken in any market. AGENTS FOR— Boston, Proctor, and Coy., Agricultural Machinery, Lincoln. Felton and Guilleauman’s Barb Wire, Ger many and London. Maurice Gandy (the Gaudy driving Belt), London. Logan and Wilson’s Sheep Dip. The Company acts as Agents foi all branches of business. B. HILL FISHER, Manager, Gisborne 16th April, 18R6. 38 NOTICE. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. The undersigned have been appointed Agents for the Poverty Bay Standard ;— J. A A. Davis, Makaraka. D. Dinan, Matawhero. L. Stevens, Patutahi, D. Watts, Arai. R. Colebrook, Waerenga a-hika. P. Barrie, Ormond. A. Peters, Kateratahi. All orders left with the above will receive prompt attention. Many persons are desirous of increasing their grapery or vinery in the quickest possible way at the least expense. They have plenty of cuttings but not the rooted plants. Take a long cutting, say from four to six feet in length, dig holes a foot deep, where you want the vine to grnw, wind the cutting around the hole at the bottom, and let the smallest end come up in the centre of the hole. Pack in soil well, until the hole is filled—letting about two buds run above ground. On the surface put three or four forkfuls of partly rotted manure—sav covering sufficient space to go outside of the circles of the hole, six inches or a foot. Keep all growth down but from one eye—two at thwmost—and by fall yon will have a vine nearly as thrifty and large a* one grows from a well-rooted plant.