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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1320, 23 June 1883, Page 2

KNCOVKAGK NEW ZEA. LAND INDUSTRIES. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE GISBORNE DISTRICT. MESSRS. Hallenstein Bros. Desire to inform you that a BETAIL BRANCH or THE JjJ - KW ZEALAND OLOT 111 N O JIA CTO RY HAVE OPENED In their New Premises GLADSTONE ROAD, introduce their Goode and drive out the imported article, they hare decided to icil a SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE! All Goode are marked in S’aia figures, for NET CASH NLYAny article purchased and not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtesy witli which it wm sold, or if dt-eired, the money shall be returned. The sbcccjß which ha* attended the New Zealand Clothing Factory’s Retail Branchee in Auckland, Wellington, Napier, Christchurch, Dunedin, and other town«, 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. Arrangements have been made with various TWEED and WOOLLEN MANUFACTORIES in NEW ZEALAND and —VICTORIA which will enable the “ -Proprietor to place before the Public of Poverty Bay the largest and best Stock of COLONIAL MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions ever imported into the District. The Goods are equal to those made to measure. FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. 4 Single Garment at Less than Wholesale Price. Shirts Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, Saddled and Bridles. W. Adair.

New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company. (LIMITS D]. Hmul Office, 1 Queen Victoria-.treel, Mansion House, London, K.C.) Coital £3.000,00° Reserve Fund £200.000 ADVANCES made on allkindnof Produc* and Freehold Property. Indent* un dertaken in any market. AGENTS FOB— Ruston, Proctor, and Coy., Agricultural Machinery, Lincoln. Felton and Guilleauman’s Barb Wire, Ger many and London. Maurice Gandy (the Gandy driving Belt), London ’ Logan and Wilson’s Sheep Dip. The Company acts as Agents for all branches of business. R. HILL FISHER, Manager, Gisborne. Wth April, 1883. 28 James W. WITTY, Licensed Government Broker under Land Transfer Act. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. Oypica :—Comer of Childers-street and Peel-street, opposite the Police Barracks

Mr Clayson, of Masterton, arrived from that place by the last steamer. We believe it is this gentleman’s intention to start business as a pastry cook, purveyor, Ac., in this place. The following is taken from the Wairarapa Daily :—Mr Clayson, with his wonted cordiality, entertained a number of his friends at the Union Cafe last evening, prior to hia departure for Gisborne. For fourteen years Mr Clayson has been a wellknown citizen of Masterton, and on his retirement from this community he deserves a word of commendation—not as a first-class pastry-cook, an excellent purveyor of festivities, a talented architect of wedding cakes, and a premier fruiterer—and he has been ail these, but he has been something more—whenever any entertainment has been organised for the benefit of the sick, poor, and unfortunate, Mr Clayson has been one of the most capable and willing volunteers, POBsexing. as he does, vocal and histrionic talents of no mean order, he has on such occasions been a host in himself. We wish him every success in his new sphere of operations. The application to the Government under the Roads ami Bridge* Construction Act for Cook County was forwarded to Wellington by yesterday’s mail.