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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 169, 14 July 1888, Page 3

REMOVED. W. J-A-G-G-S, TAILOR AND HABIT-MAKER, Gladstone Road, (Next the Bank of New South Wales, Gisborne), JgEGS to informJlthe Inhabitants of Gisborne, and surrounding Districts, that he has Removed to the above address ; and hopes by Attention, Seasonable Charges, AND KEEPING FIRST CLASS GOODS, To merit a Fair Share of Public Patronage WHARE TUI KAKAHU, Kei Kihipane, e. tata ana ki tej toa, nui o Atea.—Kia mohio mai Koutou e oku noa Maori, naku i tuijtejKakahu tuatahi e ahua rite ana kito te Pakeha mo "TAWHIO.” He kai tui Kakahu ahau mo nga Pakeha me nga Maori, e ngawari ana te utu. Haere mai ki taku whare hoko pera, ki a Tirohia —TIAKI, Kia tui Kakahu.

T ATTERS ALL ’ ALBION CLUB LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Gladstone Road. MR FRED TANSLEY desires to intimate that these Stables have, been re-built and opened for business, and are now— The Largest and Most Comfortable Stables in Gisborne. The Travelling Public can be accomodated at all hours. Vehicles and Saddle Horres for Hire on the Shortest Notice. F. T ANS LEY, Proprietor,

Graham, Fitt and Bennett Have been appointed sole Agents for Detries* Patent Safety Lamps, and have just opened up a shipment, which erenow on view at their premises. DEFRIES' LAMPS are fast superseding all other Lamps in England, DEFBIES' LAMPS were used for lighting the Eastern Arcade at the Inventions Exhibition, They were also used at the Edinburgh Exhibition, and the New Zealand Government have also contracted for their use on some ot the railway stations, DEFBIES’ LAMPS give a bettor light than any Lamps known, the No. 8 Burner giving a light equal to 100 candles. DEFRIES' LAMPS are absolutely safe. If they upset, they will go out. They cannot explode. DEFBIES’ LAMPS can be used with any kind ot Mineral Oil. DEFRIES’ LAMPS were awarded the only Gold Medal for Lamps at the International Inventions Exhibition, London. DEFRIES’ LAMPS emit no smell. . A large number ot Hanging, Bracket, and Table Lamps now in stock. Special terms made with the Trade. Instbction Invited. GBAHAM. PITT & BENNETT, Sole Agents.

TOLOGA BAY HOTEL. THE Undersigned begs to announce to the Public generally that he has purchased the above Hotel, and will take possession on Dbckmbbb 1, when he will be prepared to receive visitors. The Hotel is being Thoroughly Renovated. Baths will always be in readiness for those requiring their use. THE BILLIARD TABLE is being overhauled, and will be Second to None on the Coast. None but the best Liquor kept in Stock. Good Paddocking, and consideration paid to the Travelling Public. The Proprietor (klr McMillan) has had long experience in tbe -Business, and this will be a sufficient guarantee that the Comfort ox his Patrons will receive e attention. A. MoMILLAN ...Pbopmitob. CITY CHOP HOUSE, Gladstone Road, GisbobN'S. (Next Mr Clark's Butchery Est’Ablkhment.) Fibst-Class Meals at all Hobbs. •gREAKFAST, DINNER, AIW TEA Is EACH MEAL 1 Private Meal Rooms if required. All tbe Delicacies in Season I Boarding on the most Reasonable Terms, as per arrangement. Quality 1 Comfort 1 Economy I m. a. mcintosh.

NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDITORS’ ASSOCIATION (Limited), For the Protection of Trade, Collection of Accounts, Ac. ISSUES Weekly Commercial Report of Bills of Sale, Bank ruptoies, *o. Makes private enquiries as to Financial Status, and collects Accounts any who te in New Zealand and in Australia. Also, Debtors* Register, containing the names of Persona who are getting into debt, and open to inspection of Subscribers Class 9. Subscription: One and Two Guineas per annum, payable in advance. Agent: Mr H. McKay ; Solicitors l Messrs Finn & Chbisb. J. B. BANDERSON, General Manager. WANTED KNOWN THAT C. H. STEWARD, Violinist, and late leader ot Stanley's Juvenile Opera Troupe wishes to locate himself in Gisborne. He would be glad to receive pupils, and also receive engagemnnis for Balls or Parties, at Reasonable Bataa. Pianos tuned on the Shortest Notice., Apply to M A A. M, Browne, Gladstone Mend,