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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 822, 30 June 1879, Page 2

T3X)AED^Jth#OOC)L f SPARkJS JO LING, and EFFERVESCING^ SPRING, equal to the most celebrated European waters — Vichy, Fachingen, Kissengen. UNSURPASSED AS A SUMMER '■**■" * ■"""" ■"•/ "-> " ' drink puriri Water,^ and ; kill Indigestion, Dysiiepflia,- Gout,, and. Rheumatism. Pronounced by the FacnlQr'd! 5 New Zealand and Australia to be the CHEAPEST AND )MOST lE^FXGA- 1 , OIOUS REMEDY erer offered to the suffering humanity of : the. Sbuthetn ; Homispjiere. ; r< ' ' Soid.by the case, oi m dozen or half dozen bottles. ..,. to buller; TO THE HOULKEEPERB GHSBORNB&POv'fiRtir JBA'Y. ■rpHE UNDERSIGNED iB desirous; JL to thank the Hotelkeepers of the Bay for/ the very liberal support they have tfocorded him since he commenced businesß. , i ( ; ■ „ .., . .;.■■•■■ In order to secure a further continuance of their favors lie lately ordered and will be in receipt of 240 dozen of the LATEST PATENTED LEMONADE AND SODA-WATER BOTTLES, ' deliverable to him to-morrow. He has also secured the. Services' of a perton . who for fourteen years was head aerated, water manufacturer of Sohwepps cele-^ bra ted London Mineral water njanufac- ' tory ■■'•. The dndersigned novir DEFIES COM- y PETION for QUALITY of his Lemonade, Tonic "Waters, and ..;.{ ;j . , Cordials. , -. He invites one trial, and this is all he asks when he feels well assured they will be found NOT TO BE SURPASSED OR EVER SQttiLl&I&D JN THIS l DISTRICT, •'■' ' •>><-■ . * ? GBORCffi SAUNDERSy i ■ : 1 . Makaraka. . ...... ■' .1 -;■ „ . : . •. i Delivery I^Pee times ft' day in town whenever relflured. r ijfe . /■ Parties, Dance.?, PicHios, Temperance ' Meetings, and Weddings supplied with the FINEST CORDIALS AND uERATED^ WATERS. ; Country Orders promptly attedded to, : — ■ ....tii"? 1 ' T ' ■ '*'^ .':'.'■■ '? //<,,;' ! Apple Trees. ■ . .-.f f ,,,-..; :i>[ .. CARNARVON STREET, TXAS for Sale 'somt of 1 the" 1 BEST« -t-L and NEWEST VARIETIES on 1 Blight-proof Stocks. Y GAB^^NG^qNB.; ; ', A T present in the!' occupation' « of 'rQi . Mr. Dakibl Paob. SUBJECT TO liBASE. : ' ■ ■ U.'-:\ '■■ » • l;'.s '••■ i ! " ■ '.•■. ■' ■" '■' For price, terms, and particulars, applioation to Ue made to *' '■ '■ ' «"» k H, C. ROBJOHN, ;, Napier. -,• FOR y&\s^^V fT^HE Auokiand St^am. .^H|^ •+-■■■■ Shipping Go's. , s.B , - PRETTY JANE, ' * Captain Amodeo, will sail for the above .potts ' ...}■■:£ , ■ -\. :..:■■• \-;V- ■ _.\ TO-MORROW (TUEsbAY) July 1. No Goods will be received without accompanying Shipping Note, , For Freight and Passage apply to " HENRY HAASE .-,.-, !;i 1 •,-.""-,■-.. 'Wt ■■ :^^:;.y ; : ]' K '"' NO ;T I 04 E. ; - : i .. ;. TO CARTERS, OWNER^ OF PUBLIC CARRIAGES, MU^IC HALLS, &c. I^TOTIOE is, hereby given tliat ALL „ LICENSES MUST BE RENEWED; by TUESDAY NEXT, July Ist. ' , B. SHERtoF,' „ r^k Town dlerfettv^Hß ;i ; Waka Maori Office, v June 20th, 18Y0. FTIHE und6r%igned desii'es to tender .JLv his Bino^te thanks to. ; the Commercial firms of Gisborne and the Districts of Povevty BaVj for the LIBERAL JOB PRINOTG SUPPORT he haa r«6eiyed?at *lt© .establish^ ment of the Waka Maori. He desires to acknowledge the obliging manner in which the Manager of the Poverty Ba* Herald has always fcrateted him, where favors were fa, be reciprocated. He therefore respectfully asks former customer* may TRANSFER THEIR FAVORS to th6 HERALD Office, where really FIRST-CLASS PRINTING is turned out at fiacoeedingly Low Rateß. JAMES GiEtINi>ELL, r Editor and Manager -. is? Waka Maori,