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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 239, 19 September 1884, Page 1

i Sale and To Let. 1 acre Fkaeotokorakau, near* Arai. . I acres Pohongn,* nenr Ami.* : acres Te Kowhni, nrr.r Big River. I a re Munuluke, r.e.iv Anti. . 70 a--.es, Whukaongnonga, i rar the Gi borne-Wairoa Road. 1 acre (»’-.ahuknmatama, near Ami. . 5 ao.es Whatutima. near Ami. G acres Taowhiro, near Upper Arai. ' | 14 acres Wainhakaafn. near I'pp 'rArn , 7‘hh» acres near Wairoa. f-ITORE FOR BALK, : rpHE undersigned not wishing to continu I L the business known as I’OUTER . j CROFT'S Store, Mataahu, (hi:-n Bay, otYt j the property for sale on Ea-y Tomis. Th , Store is well stocked, and paying well. Th j Buildings Stables, Paddocks itc., arc a' ' pa.fdct. The whole is a good investment f) j a Small Capimlist or Merchant desirous c I extending his business. T. W. PORTER. Lowe Street. Q DODGSHT’N Esq., will transact al business on my behalf, and receive al amounts due to the la'o firm of .PORTE! and CROFT. T. W. PORTER, 433 Lowe Street. SALE.—American Organ, (Ham’ii ' and Mason.) Apply —J. M<> .hid-;:: | Tel:-™ --.e Office. ' 13 Business Notices. lp ti OSET. p O TF.r. MAKARA KA. E. J. B E R ES F O R D, , Has much pleasure in announcing to thi ; Public of Poverty Bay that he has succecde : Mr. S. Stevenson in the above Hotel, ant bogs to state that nothing on his part shall b j wanting to maintain the repute of thai i favorably-situated Hostelry. The require I inents of both town and country residents wib receive his utmost attention. I t —- Ales, Wines and Spirits of the very best quality only kept. I MEALS : Breakfast, sto 10 a.m. ; Luncl: 1 12.30 to 2 p.m.; Dinner, G o'clock punctually | Travellers can have a Snack at any hour. [ A Good Billiard Table and Experience! Marker. ; Excellent Grass Paddocks, securely fenced, adjoining the Hotel. Also a securely fenced stockyard for Cattle or Slock Branding. A PUBLIC HALL, suitable for Balis, Parties, or Public Meetings, on reasonable terms. I'ield, ('anterlnmj Ti-.h <. Anl)l:l<ind and

Gisborne Telephone filed. E. J. BERESFORD, Propietor. 351 TIMBER ! TIMBER ! ! TIMBER .' ! ! NOW Stacking 30,000 feet of the best Ist. and 2nd class Kauri (Rough and Dressed.) Also 2,000 Pickets, pointed and bored, and Gothic Patterns. An endless variety of Mouldings and Joinery in Stock. All orders for Builders and Contractors executed on commission direct for any of the above. W. Hy. CLAYTON, 852 Timber Merchant Consultation.

FIDELITY Y COMPANY’S ANNUAL PROGRAMME ON THE MELBOURNE CLP. To be run in Melbourne on November 1. 12,000 Programmes at 10s. Each. 133 Horses and 195 New Zealand Bonds, divided as follows :— First Horse .. .. .. £lOOO Second Horse .. .. .. 600 Third Horse 300 Others divide .. .. .. 1100 Total for Horses .. .. £3OOO 10 New Zealand Bonds at £lOO each .. Clooo 10 ditto at 50 .. 500 25 ditto at 20 ~ .. 500 50 ditto at 10 .. 500 100 ditto at 5 ~ .. 500 195 Ronds Total .. C3OOO 'Total amount of Prizes, £6OOO. Will close on or about the 30lh OCTOBER. Each 10s. Voucher has Six Chances. 328 Prizes 328 1-2,000 PROGRAMMES at 10s. each. Please add stamps for nly and result. Remittances can be sent as follows : — 1. Cheipics, I’.O. Orders, or Bank-notes. 2. Make crossed cheques with Is. added for exchange, payable either to a No., or to bearer as printed but not to any particular person. If cheques or bank drafts are payable to a particular person oi to order, they will be returned to the sender. 3. Post-office Oi<l< r may bo sent, hut they must be made payable to Fidelity Company only, and not to any particular person. 4. Registered letters or telegrams c\nnot be replied to. Address onlv as below: FIDELITY COMPANY, Care of A. A. Camehon’s Box 251, Post-office Dunedin 400 TYnTmLi' ,'I hi I. ■ quo Bools 1.5 Handbills, Post, ra, ie., pribiefl at the Tblepkone Office with neatnefl? and des nal ch.