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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 30, 3 January 1884, Page 3

n A MERRY XMAS. e 6/9 8 ’ n ““ A PARCEL OF w “ ’ CHRISTMAS > GEOCEKIES * &£ O At J, East’si • M ; hs —et 6/9 i A M EERY X MA S i 21bs. RAISINS \ I New lib. SULTANAS > | Fruit, 21bs. CURRANTS } •lib. MIXED PEEL -1 Be>t Ipkt. MIXED SPICE ) Quality. 11b. 3s. MIXED TEA AND A PRETTY PICTURE, Fit for framing. FOR CASH ONLY. J. EAST. 677 MAKABAKA STORE. MONSTER CLEARING SALE

DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SADDLERY, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, *xd FANCY GOODS. D. M r R 0 H 1 E (late of Parnell and Boylan’e), having pur* chased the Makaraka Store and Stock from Messrs J. and A. Davis, at an Enormous Discount off Coat, is now holding a GENUINE CLEARING SALE FOE ONE MONTH ONLY. The whole of the Stock mut be cleared at coat, prior to alterations ot premises. Country Settlers will save money by pay. ing a visit to the Makaraka Store during this Genuine Clearing Sale. D. MUROHIE, Maxabaxa Stoat, Bosiland. Highest price given for Farm and Dairy Produce.

Central Timber Yard, (Next Doob to Whisbat's.) JUST LANDED 2nd shipment of KAURI TIMBER, ex Saucy Kate, in all sizes P.T. and S., and Rusticated In lots to suit purchasers. ALSO— Sashes, Doobs, Mouldings, AacsnßAvna, Pa ngs Ao., kept in stock. W. Hr. cTTyTON, 689 Timber Merchant FERRY HOTEL. ALL Coast Travellers are recommended to stop at THE FERRY HOTEL, TOLOGA BAY, Situated this side of the river. The House has been thoroughly renovated and newly finished. The Table has all the delicacies of the season. The Wines are only of the very beat brands, never before kept on the Coast. Travellers who like their comforts will find the Sitting-rooms and Bed-rooms unsurpassed. There are two large Paddocks, securely fenced and well-watered, and abundance of feed. First-class Stabling and Oats. Horses well looked after. M. DbCOSTA, 808 Proprietor.