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“YTTANTED, A General Servant. Apply, VV Mrs- Smith, Cobden Street. VTTANTED.—To rent, a four-roomed W Cottage. Apply, Porter & Croft. 760 T OST, from Grey Street, Gisborne, one J J Dark Bay Horse, star on forehead, blotch brand on near shoulder, rope round neck. Finder will be rewarded on returning same to H. Lewis. Anyone found with same in their possession after this date will be prosecuted. 830 H. LEWIS. LOST. £1 REWARD. ONE Iron-grey Gelding, branded HU near shoulder. Seen near Waipaoa Bridge, making for Patutahi, on 26th December. 826 T. W. PORTER. TO BE LET, THE Premises in Peel Street lately occupied by the Standard, 50ft. Gin. x 18ft.. suitable for offices or store. PORTER & CROFT, 746 Lowe Street. rpo BE LET ON LEASE. - BAKEJu HOUSE, Shop, Cottage, and Stables in Ormond, newly-erected and well-fitted. PORTER & CROFT, 747 Lowe Street. FOR SALE~ Two-roomed cottage, with verandah, brick well, and conveniences, on j-aore, planted with fruit trees, within twenty minutes’ walk of post-office, in Gladstone Road. Apply, 824 PORTER <fc CROFT. for sale, A QUARTER-ACRE Section in Palmer-ston-road, with four-roomed Cottage thereon. Terms easy. Also a section in williams-street, Palmer-ston-road, containing about one-eighth of an acre, Apply— PORTER & CROFT, 728 Land Agents. ALL those .having Accounts against Mb. KENNETH KERR wifi please send the same in to Messrs. Wabd & Kenny, not later than MONDAY next, the 7th inst., at Noon. WARD & KENNY, 840 Solicitors, Gisborne. NOTICE. DURING my absence from Gisborne, MR. EDWARD LANGE is authorised to Collect Subscriptions to The Telephone. 836 P. LANGE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between fcEORGE GREIG SMITH and MELVILLE JABINGTON SMITH, both of Poparae, foverty Bay, Sheep-farmers, carrying on Aisiness under the style of “ Smith Bros.” IBs this day been dissolved by mutual con- « t* t Datpd this third day of January, 1884. I MELVILLE BABINGTON SMITH. • GEORGE GREIG SMITH. Witness— Fbedk. J. Shelton, Merchant, Gisborne. 839 BRITISH EMPIRE STABLES. rpHE undersigned begs to notify to hi g friends and the public generally that his NEW STABLES are now in full working order. His long experience amongst horses of all descriptions is a sufficient guarantee that every animal left in his charge will be carefully attended to and well treated. GEORGE BURNAND, Pbopbietob, 837