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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 202, 6 August 1884, Page 3

Notice. NOTICE. "jV/T®' FARKER is authorised to collect -i- all accounts due to us on account of Subscriptions or Printing to 30th June last, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same. 37 POSTER & CROFT. NOTICE. TTAVING this day disposed of to Mr. * * Jons Moobidsz the Goodwill of the Telephone Newspaper, Plant, and Machinery, we must request that all accounts due to us at 30th June be paid without delay, or the same will be placed in the hands of our Solicitor for collection. PORTER AND CROFT. Gisborne, 28th July, 1884. 320 CARTING I CARTING I A. SAWYER T3EGS to! announce to his friends and the public of Poverty Bay, that he has commenced business in the above line. All orders entrusted to him will be promptly attended to. 337 Furniture, &c., carefully removed. GISBORNE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. 0 P. BROWNE Having just received from England a con. signment of a very superior Photographic appliances, is now prepared to take Portraits from Carte-de-Visite to Life-size. Views and residences photographed to order, Chromo-Photographs, Enamelling, Coloring, &c. AU work guaranteed good. Photographs of Gisborne and neighborhood for sale by C. P. Bbowxb, Photoobapheb. 848 [a oabd.J Mr. w. p. finn e r a n ARCHITECT. Ofvicb : Next Parnell and Boylan’s Ironmongery Store, Gladstone Road. Gisbobhb. 835 SPACE RESERVED, LOOK OUT FOR J. S I G L E Y ’ S NEW ADVERTISEMENT SPACE RESERVED. 348 TE ARAI SAW-MILL. J. R. SURREY Jj”S now prepared to supply any quantity of Timber, rough or worked, including Mouldings of any pattern cut from Kihikatea of a much better quality than has ever yet been offered to the Trade, &c., in this district. Orders received at the Town Office, Read’s Quay, and promptly executed. 1077 Boots and Shoes. ARTHUR J. COOPER’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.