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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1227, 22 January 1881, Page 3

L. MoIITTOSH, H( TCHER, r \ Gladstone Road, HAS much pleasure in announcing that he has now completed his b arrangements by which he will in future c bo able to attend personally to the requirements of his customers. He has now a large stock of Fat .j Cattle, Sheep, and Lambs in his paddocks, and his Christmas and New Year's supplies will comprise the finest meats in the local market. Orders will J be delivered with the strictest punctuality. The advertiser respectfully requests that all outstanding accounts will be settled at earliest convenience. Cash purchasers or those only taking ' short credit will in all cases be liberally dealt with. Shipping, Stores, and large buyers . at wholesale rates. a 869 J. EAST. i i J. EAST. {TO THE RESIDENTS OF GISBORNE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ALL kinds of CARTING done on the shortest notice, either in Town or Country, at the most reasonable ! terms. There need be no more com* I plaints m the part of settlers and others, | that they are unable to crop their ground, on account of the high price of labor, as I am prepared to clear and j plough up the land and plough up the crops for them by contract. My experience in all parts of New Zealand, in every branch of farming work for the last 20 years, fully qualifies me for the work, and enables me to give anyone seeking advice, the very best of practical ] information. C. McDEVITT, Lowe Street, Gisborne, Gisborne, Nov. 22nd, 1880. 77 jmj* A____L ALFRED A. CAMERON'S Dunedin Cup Consultation, £5000. j Race on 24th Febkuaky, 1881. IT«iR»T PRIZE, £700; second, , J £300 ; third, £200 ; starters, i £800 ; non-starters, £3000 ; total, j £5000. For the benefit of company j applications, the non-starters, divided, j will average £100 each. Crossed cheques and Is exchange. Two stamps. Close about 17th Feb., when CHRISTCHURCH AUTUMN HANDIDAP follows. ALFRED A. CAMERON, 101 Box 251, Duneduu KAMO COAL. THE undersigned have on sale BEST KAMO COAL, 355. per ton at Yard. BROMLEY & BULLER. i - 70 ! rpHE undersigned have for sale i JL PRAIRIE GRASS, Clover and Permanent Pasture Grass, Barbed Fencing Wire. W. M. COMMON & Co. GISBORNE HOUSE. i Just Opened— | A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF | NEW GOODS, as follows : — Filters, Bread Pans, Jam Jars, Jelly I Moulds, Covered Jugs, Toilet Sets, Dinner Ware. In Glassware, we have Tumblers and Wines, engraved, cut and pressed. ; Decanters, engraved, cut and pressed. i Custards, engraved, cut and pressed. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Butters, Sugars, and Jam Dishes (all sizes. Tea Pots, all sorts. Flower Stands, Vases, Lustres, in great variety, and low in price. Inspection Invited. Our LARGE STOCK of FURNITURE we are offering at a GREAT REDUCj TION on old rates. LARGE & TOWNLEY, CABINET-MAKERS- | H . BRUCE, (Late -with I. C. Taylor), BEGS to iuform the inhabitants of Gisborne and surrounding districts, that he has commenced business as Saddler & Sarness-m&Kox, In the Premises lately occupied _y Mr-.. • Tim Riordan, J GLADSTONE ROAD. I *E»- Charges Strictl); Moderate* Repairs Neatly Executed-. L'Wo H. BRUCE.