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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1336, 31 July 1883, Page 2

New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company, [LIMITS D], Head Office, 1 Queen Victoria-street, Mansion House, London, E.C.) Capital £3,000,000. Reserve Fund £200,000. ADVANCES made on all kinds of Produce and Freehold Property. Indents un (lertaken in any market. AGENTS FOR— Ruston, Proctor, and Coy., Agricultural Machinery, Lincoln. Felton and Guilleauman’s Barb Wire, Germany and London. n ... .1 — -3— Logan and Wilson’s Sheep Dip. The Company acts as Agents for all branches of business. R. HILL FISHER, Manager, Giiborne, 16th April, 1883. 88

MASONIC LIVERY —AND—BAIT STABLES, LOWE-STREET GISBORNE, 18. C. Fryer, PROPRIETOR. Men’s Boy's and Youth’s Clothing Department. A RRANGEMENTB 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 beat 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. A Single Garment at Less than Wholesale Price. Shirts Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, Saddled and Bridles, W. Adair.

No health with inactive liver and urinary organs. Take Hop Bittees. See. We clip the following from the Otago “Daily Times ” The articles in “ Facts ” of the 6th and 13th July regarding the proceedings of the East Coast Land Company and the Native Land Company’s Bill have been duly circulated in the House, and have produced a great sensation. They are very trechant, and the writer avowedly desires to face an investigation in Court, which he will now obtain by his committal for libel. If he can prove his very specific statements he will be justified by public epinion, but otherwise he must have a wonderfully inventive genius. Certain individuals and powerful interests are assailed most vigorously. In any case, the civil libel will be one of the most interesting and important the Colony his ever seen, and a vast deal of evidence is likely to be taken. There seems now not the slightest chance of the Land Company's Bill passing.