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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 30, 20 August 1887, Page 3

James Crowther, secretary to the Newcastle-on-Tyne Corporation, committed suicide. Before he did that, however, he spent £6,833 of the ratepayer’s money. Great regret is expressed at his death—they wanted him to to live—in penal servitude. Lady Colin Campbell, of dubious fame, in* tends paying a visit to the colonies ere long. We don’t want her much. Large quantities of kauri Gum ate being found on tue hills behind Katikati. POSTS! POSTS! POSTS I LARGE Supply TOTARA POSTS and STRAINERS just landed. To be sold cheap. J. KENNEDY, _____ Wharf. TENDERS. rpIME tor receiving tenders tor Store and JL Dwelling at Ormond is POSTPONED till MONDAY, 22nd, at Noon. W. J. QUIGLEY, Architect. GREAT BARGAINS! LAST DAY OF THE JEWELLERY SALE !

r T''HE large Bankrupt Stock of Watches Jewellery, and Fancy Goods, etc., have been removed to the Shop opposite the Masonic Hotel, in Parnell’s Buildings, where they will be sold regardless of cost. Come and see and judge for yourselves. Inspection invited. ' ' A. HERMAN, Manager, ' OFFICES TO LET. LET, at a very moderate rental, the Offices connected with the Stahdabb Printing Office, Gladstone Road, They are in a very central position, and in every way suited to the Commission Agency business, or for

occupancy by a legal firm. For terms apply— STANDARD Office. SEASON SEASON 1887. “ V 1887. THE Thoroughbred Blood Sire DANIEL O’ROURKE will stand this Season at Corrie and Hooan’s, Ormond. For further particulars see future advertisement. C. 8. ABBOT. i sayTTF I CAN’T SEE how ADEANE AND PRIMROSE can make it pay at their prices—can you ? Yes, when you come to study it a little it’s not so wodnerful. You see they are doing a big business, and, although they cut it fine, it pays them, because what profit they do make is their own : they buy their goods where they like, and there’s a lot in that. It’s surprising the variety they keep in stock, too; besides a large stock of Saddlery and Harness of every description, they supply Tents, Tarpaulins, Grass-seed Sheets, Horse Covers, Oilskin Coats, Leggings of all kinds, Chamois Leathers, Buggy Aprons, Lamps, Candles, Oil, Soft Soap, Rope, Chains, Valises, Sponges, Riding and Gardening Gloves, Patterson’s Horse Relief, Gripe Drench, Electric Liniment, Elliman’s Embrocation, Eakin’s Green Ointment; —but just go and have a look for yourself, and if they can’t do business with you you’re a hard case. If you want your old Sadde repaired you couldn’t go to a better shop. Remember—Right opposite Wingate, Bums and Co.’s, the Ironmongers. So tony !

E M P L O|Y M E N T . WANTED— Employment, by a steady Man ; not particular; good penman. Best references. —Address X, Post Office. WANTED KNOWN—Just Arrived, one case of OVERCOATS, to sell at 17s 6d. worth 30s. at J. LONGLEY’S. WANTED KNOWN—Good Silk Handkerchiefs from 2s—splendid value. Also Cheap White ones, at J. LONGLEY’S.