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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 667, 3 April 1879, Page 2

New Advertisements. BOOKBINDING. TDERSONS requiring Books Bound JL can have them attended to by communicating their wishes to the undersigned, at PAGE'S MASONIC HOTEL, where PARCELS can be left iintil MONDAY, 7th instant, for Mr. R. BURRETT, Bookseller, Stationer, and Practical Bookbinder, Wellington; JOHN BOON. FIREWOOD ! FIREWOOD ! TTUREWOOD of the BEST descripJD tion on Sale by the Undersigned. PRICE DELIVERED : PER TON. S. d. 4 feet lengths 12 0 2 „ „ ... ... 14 0 18 „ biUetted 15 6 12 „ „ ... 17 0 . All orders left at the WHARF TIMBER YARD, will be promptly attended to. . . •• r rr JHT TERMS CASH -S^ G. BURNAND. GISBORNE BIFLES. r * /COMPANY PARADE TO-MOR-ROW, (FRIDAY), at 7 p.m. Skirlnishing Drill, with Blank Ammunition* A full attendance requested. G. J. WINTER, .. r : : ■■■■.;.• Captain. 0088 & CO. 'S LIVERY AND BAJCT STABLER, (Back of Leonard * Co.;) ' ' GLADS TON E ROAD. ■"■ __>_ *•" ■ - ~ > Saddle Horses, Traps, and Buggies on . Hire. Single and Dodblb HXAness. . A COACH WILL RUN from MR. A PAGE'S MASONIC HQTSL •.' ■;.' ■■■:.'•"•■: .. TOTHB '•:• ; ■,:■'."■■ i.-'p. ROYAL OAK, MATAWHERO, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, , Starting at 8.30 a.m. and returnihg at 9.30 p.m. f Horses broken into Single and Double Harness at £3 each. ;-..-;■: JOHN O'SHANNASSY, Proprietor^ Cheap Ironmongery. SALVAGE FROM THE LATE FIRE. MUST BE SOLDI ffIHE Undersigned has taken those Centrally Situated ; PREMISES, LATELY OCCUPIED BY MoVAY AND CO., As Sadlders, where he will for the ; CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC, RKMOVETHB i WHOLE of his Large and Generally ASSORTED SALVAGE STOCK OF. IRONMONGERt, to the above premises, THB ' ■ •„" . " WHOLE MUST BE SOLD ! No Reasonable Offer Refused! WILLIAM ADAIR. GISBORNE HARBOR, SEALED TENDERS for the supply and erection of a NEW FLAGSTAFF will be received by the Harbor Master, up to 4 p.m., 10th APRIL, at .whose OFFICE Specifications and. Conditions may be seen. >,:'.• The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, . .. " r THOMAS CHRISP, Harbor Master.