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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 253, 6 October 1884, Page 3

CJRCULAU., A MANTLE MAKING, Wm. ADAIR Begs respectfully to intimate to the Ladies of Gisborne and the surrounding district, that he has engaged the services of Mrs. H. J. Hakbbs, who will on and after this date take the management of that Department, Her well-known reputation for fit, style, and excellence of work, is a sufficient guarantee that all orders entrusted to her will have her best services. WM. AI’AIB. Sept. 27th, 1884. M2 Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—That H. McKay is the authorised Agent for Gisborne of Singer’s Manufacturing Company. Office: Lowe street. 632

WANTED— A Man Cook, for an upcountry Station. Apply to _S. Dodgshts, Lowe street. 543 WANTED KNOWN.—FOE SALE at Lowest Current Bates.—Tea, Sugar, Flour, Soap, Candles, Kerosene, Oatmeal, Whea’tmeal, Bran, Pollard, Maize, Oats, Chaff, Barley, Potatoes, Hams and Bacon, Hay. Highest price given for Bones, Hides, Tallow, Sheepskins, and other produce.— D. M. Ona, Peel Street. 519 Sales by Auction. P.B.A. & P. SOCIETY. GBAHAM, PIT? & BENNETT Have received instructions to sell by public auction, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 11th instant — THE FOLLOWING PBIVILEGES at the Annual Show on Tuesday, the 21st instant :— Gates No. 1 Booth No. 2 Booth Refreshment Booth C2B POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. GRAHAM, PUT & BENNETT Have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their mart, on SATURDAY, 11th instant, at 2 p.m.— The following privileges at the Spring Meeting, to be held on Wednesday, 22nd October, 1884: — Lot I—The Gates „ 2—No. 1 Booth „ 3—No. 2 Do. „ 4—Grand Stand Booth „ s—Refreshment „ „ 6—Fruit Stall „ 7—Right of Sports „ B—Right8—Right of taking charge of horses „ 9 —Right of Cards. 627 Amusements. ACFA R L A N E'S HALL. MRS. BACH’S CONCERT & DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Will take place —on — THURSDAY, 9th OF OCTOBER, Programme: Overture—J Battery Band Song—“ The Raft ”Mr. East Song—“ A Dream ”Mrs. Jone.Duet—“ The Larbord Watch ”Madann Stewart and Captain Chrisp Song—Mr. Parnel) Instrumental Duet—“ Rule Britannia,” (bj desire).... The Misses Macfarlane Song—“ Three Fishers ”Miss Schultz Smg and Chorus—“ Sweet Genevive ”. .Mrs. Jones, Madame Stewart & Capt. Chrisp Song—Mr. Edwards p ue t_“ Elfin Call ”.. ..Mcsdames Stewart and Jones Song, (Comic)—“A Terrible Mistake”..Mr Ratcliffe Song—“ Caller Herrin,” (in character).... Madame Stewart Ten Minutes Interval. To be followed by a Screaming Farce entitled :— “ A Silent Woman.” Characters : Marianne SandfordMadame Stewart Mr. SandfordMr F. J. Piesse Arthur Merton Mr. J. Bourkc Admission :—3s., 2s. and Is. 629

For Sale and To Let. FOR SALE—A Sledge House at Makaraka, 12 x 28.—Apply to H. McKay, Lowe street. 633 FOR SALE.— A number of PURIRI POSTS, and House Blocks. Apply to. I. C. Taylor. 635 rpO LET—Two Comfortable Four-roomed 1 Cottages.—-Apply H. McKay, Lown street. 631 jp OR SALE OR LEASE:— 14 acres Taruheru, near Makauri. 5 acres Puketapu, near Arai. 1 acre Pkaeotokorakau, near Arai. 5 acres Taomako, near Arai. 4 acres Pohonga, near Arai. 4 acres Te Kowhai, near Big River. 1 acre Manutuke, near Arai. 70 acres Whakaongaonga, near the Gis-borne-Wairoa Road. 1 acre Okahukuraataura, near Arai. 5 aeres Whatatuna, near Arai. 6 acres Taowhiro, near Upper Arai. 14 acres Waiwhakaata, near Upper Arai. 7000 acres near Wairoa. T. W. PORTER, Lowe Street. STORE FOR SALE. THE undersigned not wishing to continue the business known as PORTER & CROFT’S Store, Mataahu, Open Bay, offer the property for sale on Easy Terms. The Store is well stocked, and paying well. The Buildings, Stables, Paddocks drc., are all perfect. The whole is a good investment for a Small Capitalist or Merchant desirous of extending his business. T. W. PORTER, Lowe Street. SDODGBHUN Esq., will transact all . business on my behalf, and receive all amounts due to the late firm of PORTER and CROFT. T. W. PORTER, 433 Lowe Street. COOK COUNTY. WAIKOHU ROAD DISTRICT. “NTTOTICE is hereby given that one month after this date a petition will be presented to the Cook Couuty Council, praying them to subdivide the Waikohu Road District into two districts, to be known as the Waikohu Road District and the Road District. A. McPHAIL. R. de MONTMOLLIN. 13th September, 1884. 467