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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume V, Issue 654, 1 September 1891, Page 3

POVERTY BAY FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. THE Business of the above Association is now conducted in the NEWLY-OPENED STORE, Nearly opposite the Standabd Office. A Largo Stock of Groceries and. Produce Ol 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 .. Manager.

MUSIC. MR GEORGE DAVIES wishes to reoeive 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. Txbms .. .. 30s per Quarter, Apply to Mrs Browns’s Music Repository or to— GEORGE DAVIES, Cobden Street, COOK COUNTY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. JUST OPENED,! NOWjJON VIEW. g CASES IRON BEDSTEADS 4 Crates Dinner Ware 2 Casks Lamps 2 Cases Fenders 4 Bales Carpets 1 Bale Door Mats 1 Bi'e 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 Slock in Town, INSPEOTION~INViTED. J. ‘T’O'Wi.iLleiy, COOK COUNTY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, GISBOBNS,

-ARGYLLTO HIS TRUSTY RETAINERS GREETING. THE Knights of Labor, the Kings of Commerce, and the public at la r ge, 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 bowl to revolute on 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 ! lj vt I'll whack," Huntaways returning in cheque suite (provided the cheque is a large one and a good negotiable pattern) shall be considered en rer/le. Whippers-in and body-snatchers coming provided, on presentation with the Rex pecuniarum 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 oqr big thumb, this 24th July, 1891. JAMES FINLAY, Fifth Duke of Argyll.

CENTRAL COAL AND FIREWOOD YARDS. COAL— NEWCASTLE, TAUPIRE, AND WEBTPOBT COAL, By BagjorjTon, FIREWOOD — MANUKA AND MIXED CUT to any length, and delivered CHEAP FOR CASH. KENNEDY, EVANS & Co. THE COMING SEASON - . THE HANDSOME BItOWN HORSE “H U K ATE RE,” (By Ingomar—-Bessemer ; bred by the Auckland Stud Company) is a Dapple Brown Horse, standing 16 hands 2 inches, with remarkably good bone. WILL Stand the Coming Season, and owners of Thoroughbred Mares are requested to study the following:— INGOMAR (Imp.)—Bay Horse, bred in Ireland in 1872, and imported to N. Z. by Mr P. Campbell in 1881; got by Unoas—Wild Deer, by Red Heart—Mary O'Toole, by Annandale —Dahlia, by New FashionMatilda, by Humphrey Clinker. Ingomar, as a four-year-old, walked over for Her Majesty’s Plate, lOCsovs, 8 miles, w.f.a., at the Down Ireland Royal Corporation Summer Meeting, and won the Hurdle Race at Croydon, beating nineteen others. As a five year-old ho won the Thom Club Handicap, of 200sovs, added to a sweep of 15sovs, one mile, beating Notus, Richlieu, Hopbloom, etc; Her Majesty's Plato of 100 guineas, 3 miles (912), w.f.a.—won in a onnter • Her Majesty's Plate, of 100 guineas, 2$ miles (9.12) w.f.a., at the Curragh September meeting—won in a cantor ; Her Majesty's Plate, of 100 guineas, 8 miles (9.13) w.f.a., at the Curragh October—won in a Canter by six lengths. It will be seen from the above performances that Ingomar was a fine stayer under heavy weights, both on the flat and over hurdles His tabulated pedigree is full of stout blood, and. lie is the sire of Lochnoss, Strephon, JEgyptilla, Aloinous. Too Good (winner of the Grand National Steeplechase, at Liverpool), and Little Widow (winner of the Hurdlo and Steeplechase, at the last meeting of the Curragh of Killdare.) HUKATERE—Brown Colt, by Ingomar—Bessemer, foaled 1880. BESSEMER—Bare Mare, bred by the Auckland Stud Company in 1880, by Musket—All Steel, by Stockham (imp.)—Steeltrap ; Stockham, by Weatherbit—Birthday, by Pantaloon—Honoria, by Camel. The mare was never raced, but was put early to the stud while perfectly sound. Her engagements were, as followsA.RO. Great Northern Foal Stakes, A.R.C. Guineas, and H.B.J.C. Guineas. HURATERE can be seen at the Argyll Hotel Stables every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Fees £5 10s for Thoroughbred Mares ;£4 4s for Half-bred Mares ; two or more as per agreement ; all oare taken, but no responsibility; due notice for removal of mares will be given to owners, after which 2s pOr week paddooklng will be charged • fees to be paid to Mr J. Finlay, Argyll Hoteh A, H, BAHRONi Te Hsparfi,