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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 650, 14 March 1879, Page 4

"business Notioes. " "■<■•-— JjlOR A npACfl GO TO THE ; .I. 1 ! 1 !.:..; ARGYLL STABLES, GLADSTONE-BOAD. „ i. If yon want to HIRE, to SELL, or to BUY FIRST-CLASS HORSES OR TRAPS; ■'■ If you are m nWd'of » : GOOD SECOND-HAND TRAP Of any kind,: you can Buy One He». - - H M" TOtr HAVE ONE TO SELL, Bring it to me. where it will soon oe 3old ; '.. : . for you. ■ • The BEST TRAPS are BOUGHT and SOLD BY ME AT A VERT SMALL PROFIT. ; t f - •P-S.— Horses Broken-in to Single or Double-harness. ? ' / SAMUEL MASON WILSON. ROYAL HOTEL LIVERY AND STABLES, THE undersigned beg* to announce that he will : : : RUN A CONVEYANCE DAILY, : f Carrying; Passengers and J»arce>, Jf BETWEEN GISBORNE & ' STEGGALL'S, AT THE BRIDGE, / / Leaving : Gisborne |at SVciook m the '-t mornipg and retiirning from SteggallV at 9.15. Leaving Gisborne again at ', 3 and returning from Steggall's at 4.30' occlock. , Return Fares . . ,„ 4b Single Fare ,„ ' ;.-;? ?2sV6d. / •n^j??^? will alsp Btar * fr om the* ROYAL HOTEL EACH DAY, running ' ' to and from any part of GisboVne; with Passengers and. Parcels as 1 may be required. - !> ---- „: Saddle Horses, Buggies, and other . conveyances on hire: at the shortest <* notice. .. • ( \ J. O'SHANNAJSSY. ■ t P.S.— Hotses broken m to 'saddlel ' single or double harness, under the supervision of Mr, ROBERT; WILSON. Royal Hotel. ' " J '"■ -tail .- •'••■■ : - ■■••! ■-. ■•;■• -•:•: n-''VAV ' ;-.-; J y ;• * .... ■* Gl S B 0 R N K f SADDLE HtilT'siS, TSAPS. ] AISTI) BUGGIES AtWATS ON Hlllßi j HORSES can be left at Lxtety and ; every care taken of them, bat - no responsibility. j f Good and' Secure Paddoclcib^i ; * Good Accommodation for, Race: Horalss, : . and the best of Fodder always on hand. Persons lending Horses to the Bay' will, by wiring to the undersigned, ensure that they will receive every : attention on arrival i^i Gisborne. t The Veterinary treatment of" Horses is a speciality with the Undersigned. jyl9 i. ; T. Lrttistk 1 / C O F E El Why is the consumption of Coffee not so general' here as m Europe !— Because it . has been manufactured by inexperienced \ands. , . .;..,- ( . BROWN, BARRETT & CO • HAVE spared no expense m obtai»- ; ' ing machinery wliich preserves the fiul AioikA 1 and Strbnotk of tfi« ' r bean, and being thoroughly acquainted with the manipulation of | Coft^e, can produce an article unrivalled. To suit the Convenience and Tastes of Customers, 8., B, & Co. hay* designated each: of. their qualities; (which* never varies) with a brand, Viz. :-^ ' / Ist QuaUty— Etcelsior Brand .(Greek, Label.) ' ••''•' t 2nd :,QuaUty— Standard Brand (R^d, . liabel.) '••• ""• 3rd Quality— Lion Brand. • "* lf 2> *' 6> r> U> M> amd *^' ; " Provincial Laboratory, . : " Auckland, January 20, 187t. " Brown, Barrett & .. Co. -. .-. j , "Gentlemen,— Having made a' very careful analysis of the sample of Coffee , which I took from the bulk ©n your! premises, I find it to b» a fcrßt-class ' . article, consisting of pure Coffee mixed with a proper proportion of Chicbttvi Th **» Tour ia all that could be desired. With regard to the samples of £lack ?epper, I find fliat they are perfectly free from adulteration. : • • < "Jakes Tunnt, "ProTineialAnalist."; Retailed by all Grocers. Wholesale at BROWN, BARRETT & 00. 'S Auckland Steam Coffee Works, Elliott 3X22 Street. • :T*- • T7UNCY : Programmes, m the newesJL 1 styles, at the Herald office; yrPrrCQUNTRJT oifdera -promptly ' KJ attended to at the Hertld i Office „