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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 183, 15 July 1884, Page 3

Business Notices. A. GRAHAM & CO. “g)EG to announce that they have been appointed Agents for the well-known house of W. A. GIL.DEY, London, and have just received from them a FIRST SHIPMENT OF 161 cages Wines and Spirits, Ex ilw "Hudson.” Among the advantages offered by W. & A. Gilbey axe the following:—. QUALITY AND VALUE—No better guarantee of quality and value can be given than the fact (as shown by the return of Government duies paid) that about one eighteenth part of the Wines, and one fourtieth part of the Spirits consumed in the United Kingdom is supplied from W. & A. Gilbey’s stock. MEASURE—Each ease of one dozen con. tains two gallons. STRENGTH—Stated upon the labia of each bottle of Spirits. SECURITY is ensured to the purchaser, each bottle bearing W. & A. Gilbey’s patent seal capsule, and also label with full particulars as to quality, age, &e, We would drawjspeeial attention to thefollowing lines :— INVALID FORT, bottled specially for invalids. CASTLE D PORT. CASTLE GRAND WHISKY, a very fine old Highland Whisky. U. V. WHITE RUM, a very superior old Jamaica Rum. 857

Boots and Shoes. AHIII UK J. COOPEK’S UNIVERSAL BOOT SHOP, Gladstone Road, BEGS to notify, in addition to his removed Stock, he has laid in a splendid stock of Ladies,’ Gents, and Children’s Boots and Shoes, and every requisite for the season of the year, has no hesitation in inviting every class of the public to visit his establishment before purchasing elsewhere—where they can be fitted with the best procurable goods not to be obtained in any other shop in the district. Ladies and Gent’s Bespoke Work made to order on the premises at the shortest possible notice. Repairs Neatly Executed. Country Orders punctually attended to. Note the Address— Next door to Mr. A. G. Croll, Ironmonger. 125 Impounding Notices. MATAWHERO POUND. IMPOUNDED at the Matawhero Pound, on the 28 th day of June, 1884, by Ranger— Bay Filly, star on forehead, no brand visible. Chesnut Filly, star on forehead, no brand visible. Bay Filly, star on forehead, no brand visible. Bay Colt, star on forehead, no brand visible. Impounded on the 30th— Bay Gelding, star on forehead, white nose, branded like vR oft’ shoulder, blind near eye. White Poley Bullock, branded EM near shoulder, T off rump. Red and White Steer, rope round neck, branded EM near shoulder, like T off rump. In default of being released the above cattle will be sold at Matawhero Pound on the 14th day of July, 1884, at noon. By T. Greene, on July 7, 1884. Bay gelding, star on forehead, snip on nose, JF conjoined near shoulder. Grey mare, brand like M (stroke on top) near shoulder. Chesnut gelding, white face, JR off rump. Brown gelding, branded W off shoulder, JP off rump, PE near shoulder. Strawberry steer, branded 33 off shoulder. Red heifer, no brand visible. Red and white spotted steer, no brand visible. Roan bull, no brand visible. Bay mare, foal at foot, no brand visible. Black filly, no brand visible. By E. Haia, July 7, 1884. Roan steer, slit in top of oft’ ear, no brand visible. Roan cow, branded like PCP near rump. Roan heifer, no brand visible. Red and White Bull, no brand visible. Red and Roan Steen’, no brand visible. Roan and White Bull, indistinct brand near rump. By Ranger— Bay Mare, two fore feet white, off hind foot white, branded like i« spur near shoulder, snip on nose. Bay Filly, two hind feet white, no brand visible, off fore foot white. Bay Maio, branded like JP (conjoined) near shoulder. Mouse colored Mare, star on forehead, shod all round, indistinct brand near shoulder. In default of being released the above cattle will be sold, at Matawhero Pound on the 21st day of July, 1884, at noon. By Ranger, July 9th, 1881. Iron Giey Filly, branded RO near shoulde’’. Bay Gelding, shod all round, branded gE (conjoined) near rump. Bay Colt, star on forehead, near hind foot white, no brand visible. In default of being released, the above cattle will be sold at Matawhero Pound on the 23rd day of July, 1884, at noon. R. M. STEGGALL, 219 Poundkeeper.