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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 228, 5 September 1884, Page 2

Special Advertisements. NOTICE. I have now for sale at Prices that will Defy Competition, BUGGIES, DRAYS, SPRING CARTS AND WHEELBARROWS. I am prepared to take orders for any kind of Vehicle. Having a First-class stock of thoroughly seasoned Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, and American timber, bought and paid for, and keeping my expenses as low as possible, I am therefore in an position to produce First-class Work, at a Moderate Rate. My Work in Gisborne and Neighbourhood, has stood the test, for the last ten years, to which any of my Old Customers will testify.

Repairs of every description attended TO WITH PROMPTIUDE. W. THARRATT, Coach Builder and Wheelwright, Gladstone Road. 424 The Northern Investment Company of New Zealand. (Lmlted.). Capital • - £5,000 Head Ofi6ce • Emmerson St., Napier General Manager, Pat Stirling McLean THE Colonial Board is prepared to make advance on— Freehold Securities Leasehold Securities Stock and,Station Mortgage At Moderate Rates of Interest. For Proposal Forms, etc., apply to— AND. GRAHAM, AGENT FOR POVERTY BAY DISTRICT B7O Hamburg Magdeburg Fire Insurance Company of Hamburg. Capital (fully paid up) 2,500,000 Marks The Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co., the Magdeburg Re-insurance Co., the Magdeburg General Insurance Co. (with Capital and Reserve Fund amounting to over Thirty Millions of Marks) are interested in every risk undertaken. THIS Company is prepared to take risks against loss or damage by fire on every escription of insurable property at the owest rates. The Company is not connected with any Tariff Association. ALL LOSSES will be PROMPTLY PAID in the Colony as soon as claims are d justed. NETLL BROS., General Agents for New Zealand, Dunedin. Hy. McKAY, 9 Agent for Poverty Bay. J. EAST Would Specially direct the attention of the GENERAL PUBLIC to a cast of TEA. Now being offered by him at Two Shillings O o PER • POUND,

And would say |that this is no mere puff to get rid of a bad or inferior article, but that this TEA is sound and good; also being composed of a very large proportion of HIGH-CLASS INDIAN TEAS, It is fully worth Eight Pence (Bd.) per pound more than the above offered price—in fact it cannot be equalled by any 2s. 6d. Tea offered in Gisborne (either packet Teas or private blond) and exceeded by very few 3s. lines now sold overithe counter. Sold only for Cash, in quantities of Halfpound and upwards. COFFEE.— To make sure of procuring GOOD COFFEE GO TO J. EAST’S. Who is the only Coffee Roaster and Grinder in Gisborne. FRESH ROASTED COFFEE every week, and Fresh Ground Coffee every day. All Groceries Cut to the Very Lowest Prices, and Family Orders Carefully and well attended to. J. EAST. The Tea Pot. 72 I