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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 274, 31 October 1884, Page 3

LlTTßß.—There is now lying in the Post Office at Frasertown a letter directed in a clerkly hand to “ the late Charles Llyod, Frasertown.” Perhaps some spiritualistic medium would undertake to convey the mosiftge, Th* Post.—ln a recent passage of arms between Sir Julius Vogel and Mr. Wakefield, the former referred in sarcastic terms to the fact of the latter’s speeches being fully reported in his own paper, even at times when the barest mention was made of the speeches delivered by other members. Such has certainly been the case, but the egotism may be forgiven when we bear in mind that the said speeches are generally if not always, exceeding clever and readable. There are Other instances, however, in which a similar policy is pursued, when the views enunciated are neither brilliant nor particularly readable. Take, for instance, the way in which the sentiments of the Wellington Evening Post are forced upon the attention of Auckland newspaper readers. One would fancy there there was no other paper in the Empire City, pay after day we are told, “ the Post says this,” and “ the Post says that. No doubt Post is inspired with the vain idea that what it says is of immense importance, when in reality, the said Post, like a good many other posts, is an ordinary stick Meed.’—Auckland Free Lance,

Wanted. WANTED— A General Servant Apply to Mrs. Eyra Kenny, Childers street. 719 WANTED KNOWN — Copies of the Telephone can be procured from Mr. J. Snyder Browne every afternoon after 4.30 o’clock. WANTED KNOWN—SHEEP DIP FOE SALE.—Five (5) 1001 b drums of Thomas’ Sheep Dip, under cost price, being a residue from stock of late agents, Porter and Croft.—Apply Telephone Office. -TTTANTED TO LET—Comfortable Offices VV in Lowe street, lately occupied by Porter and Croft.—Apply Telephone Office. Lost. LOST from near Joyce’s Hotel, on Monday evening last, a mouse-colored Mare, about 14 hands, with saddle and bridle. Any information respecting same to be left at Telephone Office, Gisborne. For Sale. FOR SALE. GOOD MERINO WETHERS. Delivery given after the Ist November. Apply to— GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT. 659 Amusements. A SELECT ENTERTAINMENT for the Benefit of the Widow and Family of the late J. R. TAYLOB, will be given at McFarlane’s Hall, on TUESDAY, 4th November, 1884. 706 Sales by Auction. CABLAW SMITH & CO. Will sell by auction on SATURDAY, Ist November, at 11 a.m., at their Mart— PRIVILEGES of the Prince of Wales' Athletic Sports, to be held at Roseland, 10th November, 1884— Gates: Admission, Is; Horses, 2s 6d; Traps, 1 horse, 3s 6d; 2 horses, os. Refreshment Booth Right of Sports Cards: To be sold at fid each, 717

Shipping. ' FOR AUCKLAND. rp H E splendid new screw I Steamer— THOMAS RUBSELL Will leave the wharf on SATURDAY. Weather and other circumstances permitting. For freight or passage apply to— H. E. JOHNSTON, 712 Agent. TO THE EAST COAST SETTLERS. ON account of numerous requests from settlers along the Coast, and in order to meet a long-felt want, the steamer THOMAS RUSSELL will call at all the principal places along the Coast on each DOWNWARD TRIP, should sufficient inducement offer. For further particulars apply to H. E. Johnston, Gisborne, or to the Auckland agent. H. E. JOHNSTON, 662 Gisborne Agent. Tenders. TENDERS FOR CLEARING AND PLOUGHING. fTIENDERS will be received up till Noon I of WEDNESDAY, sth Nov., for Clearing and Ploughing, or for Clearing alone, 300 acres of land (part or the whole) at Whataupoko. P. BARKER, 705 Whataupoko.

Notices. ORMOND SERVICES. —Wesleyan Service will be held on Sunday next, in the Schoolroom, at 3 p.m. 716 pHYSIO G N O M Y. PROFESSOR HUGO May be Consulted This and To-morrow Evening at the ante-room of Macfarlane’s Hall, until 6 o’clock each evening. 718 H E Well-known i F-K. OXt Draught Entire WINDSOR CASTLE Will be led to his Mares this Season at the farm of the undersigned, at Matawhero. Terms : £2 10s single mares, or £3 with a guarantee; £2 each for two or more mares, the property of the same person. AU fees to be paid before removal of mares. Paddockage free for one month ; after that a charge of 2s 6d per week will be made. Every care taken of mares, but without responsibility. All arrangements for the guarantee of mares must be in writing, and settled before the removal of mares, or they will not be recognised. LAURENCE DUNNE, 720 Matawhero. COOK COUNTY CHEESE, BUTTER, ANU BACON FACTORY CO. (Limited). NOTICE. A FIRST CALL of 2s 6d in the £ ha; /A been made by the Directors, and ii payable on or before TUESDAY, the 18tl November, 1884. D. MURCHIE, 714 Secretary. ppON. JAMES SERVlCE.—Portrait il Saturday’s Supplement.