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C. D. FlTf] [c. r. DAVIES PITT & DAVIES BEG to announce to the Public that they have commenced Business in the Mart at the corner of Gladstone Road and Custom House Street, as—• AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENiS. BRITISH EMPIRE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Undersigned, having taken over the JL above Stables, will pay every care and attention to the wants of his Customers. An experienced Groom will always be in attendance Day and Night. All orders for Cab work left at the Stables Will be PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. First-class Paddocking Accommodation at RKASONADLE CHABGBS. GEO. BURNAND, Proprietor. THE ADVANTAGES OF Co-Operation. f MHE Manager of the Poverty Bay Farmers’ Co-operative Association would respectfully direct the attention of all concerned to the advantages to be gained by becoming Shareholders and Patrons of h j Association. In the first place all cua otners have the advantage cf a Cash system, which enables them to make purchases without havx ng to pay for the remissness of “ long-winded ” customers. The general public thus have a great inducement. Shareholders have the additional indOcemept that they participate in air annual eftviaidh of profits, which itf” made pr > ruta on the purchases, the largest purchaser having his share based on his purchases, while each shareholder also has the benefit of his capital account according to the number of shaves held by him. Tbe Association disposes of ail classes of goods in the Produce and Grocery lines, and has the same advantages in buying as the large wholesale houses, as it has the privilege of 00-operaring with the ftborfsblffg Southern Associations. A limits numbaLof -shpraMs still availiSTD 3nl Rerident, are respectfully a.ked to give the Store a turn, and judge tor themselves as to the greet advantages offered. DELIVERY OF GOODS MADE TO ANY PART OP THE TOWN. Stobbsi Gladstone Road, Gisborne. Manager: J. Lxwt-. EMPIRE D INING E OOM8 ’ Now Opeg, Next Hansen and Co.’s, Tailors, Gladstone Road, MEALS OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, with Cleanliness combined. Meals at all Houbs. Pies of all kinds, Tea, Cocoa, and Ooffee every evening, ■ ■' . ■•- - s \ * AH” kinds of First-olasa Confectionery, Wedding, and Birthday Cakes a specialty. Gentlemen waited op at their own-offices with every care and r attention. G-. HOW~CHOW, Proprietor,

COALS—NE WCASTIE—COALS. EX WAIWERA. NOW LANDING AND TO ARRIVE—f of selected quality, from Ten to x—/ Thirty Ton Lots, so that customers need not be afraid it the lot does not suit that they will have the same the next, as our Goals are readily sold, and are not dearer than 300 ton cargoes. CLAYTON AND SAWYEB. R. ROBB, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. BUILDINGS Erected, Altered, or Removed, in Town and Country, at SHORTEST NOTICE & LOWEST COST. WOOL SHEDS, SHEEP DIPS, and all STATION AND FARM WORK specially attended to. CARPENTER AND JOINER. Being ESTABLISHED as a FIRST-CLASS tradesman in all Branches of the Trade, the Public may depend upon ALL ORDERS beiog completed with satisfaction. Orders left with Mfsshs A. P.bnbm, and Co., or Messrs Kbnnkdy, Evans, and Co., will have prompt attention. B. 8088. TO TRAVELLERS AND OTUEBfi. J. Herbert BEGS to inform the Travelling Public and oih&re that he has opened an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE at the foot uf ■ “ GtuiUtr Annie,” about fourteen miles from Gubotue, where everjratieniion will ba paid to the c> mfort of those who may fmvor him wi h a tali. Good Paddocks and Moderate Charges, JOHN HERBERT. Patutahi, March 6. 1891.

WHITBY AND PARTINGTON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, I Have On Sale ahd-’to Arrive CANTERBURY OATS, Canterbury Bacon, New Potatoes, Chaff, Hay, Pollard and Maize. All descriptions of GROCERIES Cheap for Cash. Graaa-seed and other Produce bought. Ca.h on dehvery. Empire and Gtegg and Co.’a Pure Blended Teae,i y WHITBY AND PARTINGTON, , Lowe Street, Gisborne. FOR SALE (or will Exchange for Country Land)—The valuab.e sice at Makaraka known aa the ROSELAND GARDENS (formerly the property of the late Mr Glynn). Tbe House thereon is a commodious one, and in tbe occupation of Mr Bright. The value of the Orchard is well known ; the advantages for bathing or boating could not be surpassed. In addition to the above there is a FiveBoomed Cottage and an Outkitchen. The land occupies fully fifteen acres. L 1 . 2-i AjplJ to— - M. BOLAND. \AT ANTED — Situations in Gisborne VV Napier, etc,, for Good Barmaids, Waitresses, Housemaids, Housekeepers, Lady Helps? Barmen, Married Couples, Cooke, Men, *o.—Mrs LqcKLßY’e, 280 Queen Street, WANTED- FRESH EGGS in any quantity, Highest price given.— HOTBIa J

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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 593, 11 April 1891, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 593, 11 April 1891, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 593, 11 April 1891, Page 3

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