c D. yirr] [c. r. davies PITT & DAVIES JI) EG to announce to the Public that they have c<-mmeirced Bu iuesa in the Mari at the corner of Gladstone Ruad and Custom House Street, as— AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENIS. PITT & DAVIES. Will Sell by Public Auction TO DAY (Saturday ) idp 21f<t inst ,atll a m., the Privileges in connection wi»b the Toroa Steeplechase Club’s meeting to be held on Easter Monday, at Waerenga-a hika:— Lot I—The Gates 2—Granastand Booth 3—Outside Publican’s Booth 4—Grandsisnd .nefreshment Booth s_Outside Rrefieshment Booth Q Fnii' btatl7—Cards B—Ruhi of Horses MONDAY, MaRCH 30, 1891. East Coast Regatta Associateo's GRAND INAUGURAL PROGRAMME. 16 | E V E N T S | 16 Nobody should miss seeing the Best Day’s Sport ever provided in Poverty Bay. tSf* No Charge fob Admdsiox .gj Everybody Welcome 1 Representatives competing from Auckland, Wellington, und Napier, in addition to the flower of our local Rowing Clubs. Advance Poverty Bay !—For full Programme see Posters. This will be a real red-letter day for Gisborne, Lock Cut for 13° COMPLIMENTARY DANCE Tendered by Citiz-'na io tr»e Visiting Oars men, and under ihe auspices “f thw Poverty B y R wit g CIubs—TUESDAY EVENING. March 31st. Ticket to admit Lady and Gentleman. ss. Further particulars in future Advertisement, COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. r r , ENDERS will be received until 2 p.m. FRIDAY, 3rd April, for Metalling portion of the Pakarae Road. Specification may be seen at the Office. Also, For Repairs to Mangat una Bridge, Tolago Bay. Specification may b« seen at Mr W. W. Brown’s S ur , or at the Office. GEO. J. WINTER, County Engineer. Gisborne, March 14th, 1891. NOTICE. r I ’’HE undersigned, in relinquishing bur i--1 ness at' the Royal Hotel, respr-cifu'’y requests a PROMPT settlement of ad outstanding accounts. H. CANNON. FIREWOOD FOR SALE. ’ '"MHE undersigned is prepared to deliver JL DHY KIREWOOD in any part of the Town or WhfH&upoko in large or small quan idea at Current R»|es, Orders left 'wi’»h Mrs Henzier; Mr Maynard, butcher; or Mr Guldie, milkman, will be promptly attended to. J. VON PEIN. Central Dinin? Dooms (Late Red House), GLADSTONE ROAD. Ib'Cr's sixapucr, PROPRIKTuESS, HAS much pleasure in informing her town and country friends that she HAS OPENED A First C.abß BOARDING HOUSE. The building having been renova'ed throughout, affords excellent Accommodation for . t boarders. PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LADIES. TBBMS MO9BBATB. Hot Fish, and Oyster Suppers; Pies, Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa AT ALL HOURS. Good Accommodation for Married Couples. (2JOAL! {JOALI! 300 TONS To arrire per •• Zephyr,’ 1 Direct from BBWOABTLE, 1400.0 — ; xaii Will ba sold Cheap, from ship', aide, for CASH. KENNEDY AND EVANS. TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS. J. Herbert BEGS to inform ihe Travelling Public and others that he haa opened an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE ai the foot of “ Genlie Annie,” about fourteen miiea from Giaborne, where every attention will be paid io ihe acmiorl of ihoae who may f.vor him wiib . call. Good Paddocks and Moderate Charger, JOHN HERBERT. Patutahi, March 5,1891. “WfilTBY AND PABTINGTON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Have on Sale and K> ArrfVe:— Z CANTERBURY OATS. Canterbury ’ > Bacou. New Potatoes, Chuff, Hay, Pollard aud Maize. All description, ot GROCERIES Cheap for Cash. Grass-seed and other Produce bought. Cash on delivery. Empire and Giegg and Co.’s Pure Blended Tea.. WHITBY AND PARTINGTON, Lowe Street, Gisborne. JTIOB SALE (or will Exchange for Country J Lana)—The valuab.e rile al Mukaraka known as the ROSELAND GxRDENb (formerly the properiy of the late Mr tiiynn). Ihe House tbireon ia a commodious one, aou in the occupation of Mr Blight. The value of tbeUrchaid is well known ; the advantages for bathing or boating could not be surpassed. In audition to the above there ia a FiveRoomed Cottage aud an Outkitcben. The land occupies fully fifteen acre.. Apply to—- ’ ' M. BOLAND. FOR SALE—A Light Harness or Trap . Faudob, RlMlumnb, Matawhero. Vir-ANTED-A YOUTH, for BlaeksmithW mg. Apply—Tnog, Pabdob, Matawhero. V ¥7* ANTED — Situations in Gisborne, VV Napier, etc., for Good Baimatde, Waitresses, Hourenn ids, Huurrkeepers, Lady Helps, Barmen, Married Cnoplce, Oooks, Men, <to.— Mrs LgcKm’s, 280 Queen Street, AatWftua,
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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 585, 21 March 1891, Page 3
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679Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 585, 21 March 1891, Page 3
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