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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 133, 16 May 1884, Page 3

Boots and Shoes. QUESTIONS OF THE DAY ! Answered by the four most modern Statesmen. MR. GLADSTONE: We must exercise strict economy in these days of keen competition, and to do that we must buy our boots at GARRETT BROS. LORD BEACONSFIELD: Where can we get the best for our money, at makers’ cost ? At GARRETT BROS. MARQUIS OF HARTINGTON; Where ean we get the most for our money ? At GARRETT BROS., who supply strictly at makers’ cost. PROFESSOR FAWCETT: Where can we promptly get the largest, cheapest, and best assortment of Boots, Ac., to suit special requirements ? At GARRETT BROS., Gladstone Road. 104 Amusements. CONCERT CONCERT in aid of the Building Fund of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church will be held on or about the 3rd June next. Particulars in future advertisement. 92 The waerenga-a-hika school COMMITTEE Beg to announce that the SOIREE in aid of funds for improving the School will take place at the Schoolhouse on FRIDAY, 16th MAY, 1884. TEA at 6 p.m. MAGIC LANTERN. CONCERT, in which several ladies and gentlemen well known in musical circles will assist. The whole to conclude with a dance. Admission: Soiree and Concert, 2s. 6d.; Children, Is.; Dance, 2s. 6d. 86 Electoral Notices. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST COAST. GENTLEMEN, —You are, many of you, aware, that I consented to retire from contesting the election should the other two known candidates have gone with me, and, as I stated at the meeting held in the Council Chambers, that it must be with the concurrence of a very large number of my friends and supporters, whose interests I cannot permit myself to neglect. Had this been the case, I should have fulfilled my promise. But Mr. Rees’s address in last evening’s paper is all-sufficient to show that he has no intention of resigning in favor of anyone. Therefore I am now in the field with a full intention of either standing or falling, as you may accord me your suffrages. I will ask you to consider how far Sir Julius Vogel seeks to be elected—whether to serve his own interests, to propound some scheme to suit his own purpose, or to form a party of which he shall be the leader ? Further, I will ask you what can Sir Julius Vogel know of the many urgent requirements of the East Coast District; or what time would he be likely to give in enquiring into and advocating them. I shall stand by my supporters, as I look to them to stand by me. It has long been my earnest desire to serve you to the very utmost of my ability, and in the full knowledge of what you will require from me. lam not one to desert my colors to-day for something better which may be presented to my view tomorrow. I place the fullest confidence in my supporters. I shall lose no time in making my views public, when I believe your votes will place me as your representative in the next session of our Parliament. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, 95 SAMUEL LOCKE.

Notices. NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that a Black Sow now in my paddock, Te Arai, will be sold in seven days from date unless claimed and expenses paid. J. D. WATTS. Te Arai, 13th May, 1884. NOTICE. THE Tailoring Business of the late F. H. COX will be conducted by Mr. R. JOHNSON until further notice. MRS. E. COX. W. J. QUIGLEY, AND QUANTITY SURVEYOR. 911 GISBORNE FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held on Friday Evening next, at the Masonic Hotel, at 7.30 p.m. E. H. PAVITT, 81 Hon. Sec. NOTICE. I BEG to give notice that I have again started business in the baker’s shop in the Matawero Road, a little way down from my old shop at the corner, to which I hope soon to return with as good and durable a Stock as ever.

I thank all my old customers for their pas support, and hope for a continuation of the same.

Any person leaving their Saddles, &c., a the Butchery, or at Sam Stevenson’s, wil have the same attended to without delay. P. MALONE, 2066 Makaraka.