HE THOUGHT HE HAD SEEN HIM BEFORE. At an Oddfellow's balAhe other day, relates a ChristchurcflPj^htemporary, a young gentleman came suddenly face to face with a dear Ad fatherly-looking gentleman with w^.te hair and of highly respectable appearance. They both stood transfixed. The same idea flashed accross both of them. " Your face is familiar to me# very familier ; but I can't remember where we have met so often." However the friendly impulse wets carried out; they shook hands warmly and partook of a friendly glass, and departed, still ignorant of each other's name and occupation. But the young man was determined to solve the problem, and he seized on a waiter and said to him, " Tell me, waiter, who is that distinguished stranger with the long white hair ?" ' And the waiter whispered lowly, "Please sir, that's the pawnbroker." A cat finds its own tail by looking around for something to play with, From just such trifling causes the greatest discoveries of all ages have been made. New Advertisements. ■ SALE OF BOOTHS, GATES, ETC. POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB MEETING, THE 30th and 31st JANUARY, 1879. FERRIS & PITT Will Sell by Public Auction on FRIDAYnext, after the sale of the Stock-in-Trade of Messrs. Shepherd and Co., m Custom House-street — pRAND QTAND TDOOTH, No. 1 BOOTH, No. 2 BOOTH, FRUIT STALL, GATES, CARDS. For further particulars apply to, CHAS. WM. FERRIS, ja2o Hon. Sec. NOTICE. TN Future before any BURIAL CAN -L TAKE PLACE m the MAKARAKA CEEMETRY it will be necessary to apply to one of the Trustees to point out the ground allotted. By the Rules Six Hours' Notice will have to be given to the Sexton, on the ground, before any Grave can be dug. The Trustees are :— Messrs.— ■ YEN. ARCHDEACON WILLIAMS JAS. WOODBINE JOHNSTON, JAS. BENJAMIN POYNTER, HARRY KENRICK, T. W. PORTER. j a2o BARR V. M<MILLAN. "T> V VIRTUE of DISTRESS WAR. * A - ) RANT, the Undersigned wil Sell at Waeranga-a-hika, on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd INST.,>t 2 p.m. One Bay Draught Colt, Three-year-old One Dark Bay Riding and Draught Mare, One Dark Bay Draught Mare, stinted to Matchless, AND THE BAY FILLY PRETENDER, now m Training for the Corsair Cup. E. GRUNER, ja 20 Bailiff R.M. Court, Gisborne. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. GISBORNE RIDING. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. rpHE followingNominationsof Candi. - 1 - dates to Represent the GUborne Biding m the Cook County Council, having been received, viz. :— Bbarie, Pkteb, Poynter, James Benjamin, Villers, John. I, Francis James Pibsse, Returning Officer for the said Gisborne Riding, hereby give notice that a Poll. will be taken for the return of One Councillor, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of JANUARY, 1879, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., at the Makaraka Hall, Roseland, and at the Court House, Ormond. FRANCIS J. PIESSE, ja2o Returning Officer. ' T~O LET, : ~" rpHE SHOP and TWO OFFICES: J_ lately m the occupation of George Lawrence, Esq., Executor of ifche late GE. Read. WM. ADAIR, Agent NewZtaUnd Insurance Company. jaSO
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 604, 20 January 1879, Page 2
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491Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 604, 20 January 1879, Page 2
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