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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1371, 20 October 1883, Page 3

shod saddle horse, 15s j for the best set of horse shoes, lighter heavy, locally made, 16s j the lion. G. K. Johnson. GK NERAL REGULATIONS. To be Observed at the Furtiicomino Show. All entries for the furthcoming Show to be sent in, properly described and classed (including hacks and leaping), to the Secretary, addressed Masonic Hutel« not later than Tuesday, 16th October, at 8 p.m. Intending exhibitors are requested to procure the necessary cards from the Secretary, for the purpose of enabling him to compile the catalogue. All the exhibits shall be delivered at the appointed place at or before 9 a.m. on the day of the Show, except Entries, which may be admitted not later than 12 o’clock, and shall not leave the yards until 4 o’clock on the day of the Show. The price at which exhibitors will sell each exhibit may be stated by the exhibitor when making the entry, and such price will be marked in the catalogue. Applications to purchase exhibits at. the price named in the catalogue m»y be lodged with the Secretary up to 2 p.m on the day of Show, and exhibits will at that time be sold on payment of the purchase money to the Secretary ; provided that in case of more than one application the exhibit will be sold by public auction, immediately after 2.80 ».m , to the highest bidder, After 2.30 pm. all exhibits not previously applied for will be sold to first person depositing the price thereof with the Secretary. In all cases five per cent, will be deducted from the amount paid to the seller, which will go to the funds of the Association. Cards will be delivered to the person making enquiry, with a number thereon, to be to a conspicuous place on the exhibit. All Hacks ent- red in any of the classes snail be ridden before the Judges if required. All owners of Bulls and Entire Horses shall take charge of them personally or by deputy throughout the proceedings. The Show will be opened to the public at 12 o’clock noon.—Admission : 2s ; children under 12 half-price. CHAS. W. FERRIS, Secretary. H.B.—No entries will on any consideration whatever be received after the time and place above meuuiooed. A small paddock will be available free of charge for visitors to tie their ho.-es in oa day of Show. 484 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ORMOND SPORTS. SPORTS will be he'd in Mr E. C. Bolton's Paddock, on J At. GARY Ist, 1884. A full Programme of the eame will be advertised at a future date. Toe celebration of the NEW YEAR will cluse with a SELECT BALL in Mr Bruce’s Hall. By order of the Committee, E. P. PAVIOUR, 514 Secretary, LOOK OUT FOR THE SABLE Bfi2 ORPHANS BILLHEADS, Circulars, Cheque Book’ Handbills, Posters, &c., printed at the StanDAnn Office with neatness and despatch

Having completed alterations to Premises, I beg to announce to my Customers and the Public that on SATURDAY, October 20th, I will open with an entire New Stock of Drapery, Millinery and Clothing. Having personally selected, both in Wellington and Auckland, a lot of the Choicest Goods per last steamers, and buying in the cheapest market, enables me to supply a long felt want in Gisborne, via—-a Drapery and Clothing Store where, for Cash, you can purchase at Auckland and Wellington prices. Special English and French Novelties will be shewn in the Millinery Department, and all orders entrusted to Miss Coles will receive the utmost care and attention. Before making your purchases elsewhere, call on SATURDAY, and inspect my New Stock. J. CANILE, Gladstone Road. g O3