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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume V, Issue 645, 11 August 1891, Page 3

C. D. PITT] [C. E. 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 AGENTS. POVERTY BAY FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. THE Business of the above Association is now conducted in the NEWLY-OPENED STORE, Nearly opposite the Standard Office. A Large stools of Groceries and Produce Of every description has lately been received and is now opened up at the New Store. IS" All Purchasers, whether Shareholders in the Association or not, receive tickets crediting them with a SHARE OF THE PROFITS In proportion to their purchases J. LEWIS .. Manages.

MUSIC. MR GEORGE DAVIES wishes to receive Pupils for instruction upon the Violin for the ensuing Quarter, —Also— Scholars to form a Class for Lessons in the rudiments of Music leading up to Harmony and thorough Bass. Terms .. .. 80s per Quarter, Apply to Mrs Browne's Musis Repository nr to— GEORGE DAVIES, Cobden Street, COOK COUNTY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. JUST OPENED, NO.W ON VIEW. g CASES IRON BEDSTEADS 4 Crates Dinner Ware 2 Casks Lamps 2 Cases Fenders 4 Bales Carpets 1 Bale Door Mats 1 Bate Blankets 12 Wire Wove Mattresses 1 Case Toilet Quilts Towels and Curtains AGENT FOR THE WONDERFUL WERTHEIM'S SEWING MACHINES, The best Machine made. Linoleums, Oilcloth, China Matting, the Best Assorted Stock in Town. INSPECTION”INVITED. JT. Townley, COOK COUNTY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, GISBORNE. TENDERS WANTED F OR Ploughing 35 acres at Lavanham. All information from the undersigned. Tenders to close 8 p.m., SATURDAY, August 8;h. G. L. SUNDERLAND. TEND E K S . TENDERS are required by the undersigned for Felling about 600 acres of bush in about 50-aore lots on the Mamratu 2a Block. Specifications can be seen at Messrss Dunlop and Bourke’s, Gisborne, at Mr Walters’ Store, Ormond, and at the Karaka Hotel. Tenders are required to be sent in to Messrs Dunlop and Bourke, at Gisborne, not later than noon on the 15th inst. The Bush has been surveyed, and the subdivision lines cut, which will enable tenderers to inspect the Bush. G. W. TIFFEN.

-ARGYLLTO HIS TRUSTY RETAINERS, GREETING. THE Knights of Labor, the Kings of Commerce, and the public at large, who are in search of an amiable abode, good cheer, and joviality, are hereby directed to the Argyll demesne, where they will find the gates and portals of the family mansion ajar, and an ever-hearty welcome to the weary wayfarer, irrespective of clan, country, religion or color, His Grace the Duke of Argyll holds a levee every morning, and is pleased in granting audience to have presentations ’made at the same time, receiving tribute, distributing largesse, and causing the wassail bawl to revolute an its axis, Gentlemen from the primeval fastnesses of the impenetrable bush are expected to appear clad in Court costume, claw hammers, and white chokers, bearing the arms of their guild, namely, a golden grindstone, supported by silver axes on a purple field of supple-jack, with the motto, “ Whilst I live Til whack." . Huntaways returning in cheque suits (provided the cheque is a large one and a good negotiable pattern) shall be considered en regie. Whippers-in and body-snatchers coming provided, on presentation with the Bea pecimiarum in fisto, shall be cheerfully taken in, and comfortably dossed. One long and special refreshment, together with nine Jubilee shillings and a tanner, given for every second hand half-sovereign produced at the bar of the house. Given under our hand, and sealed with our big thumb, this 24 lb July, 1891. JAMES FINLAY, vKgeSaS’’ Fifth Duke of Argyll. HAY, in Bales, 2s 6d each delivered by Clayton and Bawym. BOARD and Lodging at Mrs Menzies’ Dining Rooms, Gladstone Road, 15a per week; Board only. 10s. Excellent table. WANTED— A Nursery Governess, on Station, for young children.—Apply at this office. WANTED KNOWN—Horse and Fowl feed, by the hag or bushel, in Wheat, Maize, Barley, and Oats (crushed or uncrushed), also Chaff and Potatoes, cheap at Clayton and Sawyer's, HAVING imported from Mr Phillips, Auckland, some of his Champion New Zealand-bred Plymouth Rooks, I have now a few of the eggs io dispose of,—W. Kniohts, The Park,