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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1308, 29 April 1881, Page 3

BEFORE G-OTHsTG- ELSE"WHEEE fou Yoru autumn and winter Clothing, Drapery, and Hosiery, H. LEWIS', Where will be found the Best Assorted and Cheapest Purchased Stock in Gisborne, now Opening Up. ET T KEED NOT PAJJADE 1,. fore the Public of Poverty Bay his 1 . J.J. thorough knowYdgo of his l.nsir.t-s?, and the b'st known mnrkels to pnrcba-e in, as in this particular, lie feels sure he is well knewu to its nhabitants. H.L., having had twenty-live years' experience in both the Wholesale and Retail Branches of his business, feels confident in spying he has a thorough knowledge of the requirements of all clnssess, and which^n inspection of his stock will prove. w For Detail of Stock see future issue. THE GROCERY AND PROVISION DEPARTMENT Will be found replete with all FAMILY REQUISITES OF BEST BRANDS, A.MI ARK NOW SELLING AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. K. LEWIS, GLADSONE EOAD.

Business Notices CTIES'TCr BOOKS. Airs. A. 11. Browne, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, Gladstone Road, HAS JUST RECEIVED, direct from the pub!isln rs, the following Btandaid works in substantial and elegant bindings, the greater part of them being choice copyright editions ; — Nicoline's History of the Jesuits, Among the Tartar Tents, Without and Within, Life of the Duke of Wellington, Remarkable Voyages and Travels, Masterpeices of Ficiion, London Tales, Complete Poetical Works (royal 8vo.) of Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott, Cliaucer, and Crabbe, Arabian Nights (illustrated), Beeton's Tales of Chivalry, Cruise of the Ariadne, Yacht Voyage Round the World, Overdale, or the History of a Pervert, Wonders of the Deep, The Gilded Age (Mark Twain), Five Years' Penal Servitude, East Lynne, Under the Southern Cross, Stories from over Sea., Book of Modern Anecdotes, Famous Regiments of the British Army, Vivians of Woodford, Sought and Saved, In the Silver Age, Our Coffee Room, Three Years in a Man-Trap, Making Haste to be Rich, Scottish Chiefs (illustrated), Lighthouses and Lightships, Parley's Travels and Voyages, Nightfall and Midnight, Merchant Enterprise, Great Fisheries of the World, Boik for Every Da}', Heroism and Adventure, Romola, Cherry Ripe, Swiss Family Robinson (illustrated), Games for all seasons, Natural Histor}', Reason Why, Enquire Within, i&c, &c, Alho, in CiiEAr Editions, The works of Clr-trles Dickens, Ouida, Mis. Oliphant, A. Trollop?, C. Lever, Whyte Melville, Thomes Hood, James Payn, E. Yates, C. Kingsloy, Marryatt, Cooper, and other standard novelists. Also, Prayer and Hymn Books in plain or elcgint Morocco bindings, Episcopalian, Roman Catholic, Wesleyan, Hymns Ancient and Modern, Church Services, Garden of the Soul, Missals, &c Also, Cookery Books (various editions), Song Books, Children's Books, plain and colored, and in indestructable material, Conversation Cards, &c. , etc. " Little History of New Zealand." Mrs. A. M. Browne, GLADSTONE ROAD. New selections in all shades of BERLIN WOOLS, CREWELS. Material for Honiton work. Patterns for Wool and Honiton work of the moat tasteful and elegant designs. 42J "MATARIKI .~"~~ MATARIKI is a Supplement published in the Maori language bj' the Auckland Free Lance, and will have a large circulation among the Natives of this district and other parts of New Zealand. Tradesmen and others will find this an excellent advertising medium, as it will be circulated throughout every Native Settlement on the East Coast. Intending advertisers are requested to send their Advertisements to the undersigned f.rtwith, as there is only apace for a limited number of Advertisements. W. K. McLEAN, 590 A^ent. AW F. HALE TS A PURCHASER OF QUIET YOUNG STORE CATTLE, Or YOUNG COWS with Calves at foot. Also, YOUNG HORSIi; STCCK. Apply at once. 551

Impounding^. ORMOND POUND. IMPOUNDED by M Boland, on JL April 10th, at 12 a.m. GREY MARE, no brand visible. CREAM COLOURED FILLY, no brand VISIBLE. DARK BAY FILLY, no brand visible. BROWN MARE, small star on forehead, sore back, no brand visible. Will be sold at the Pound Yard on Tuesday, May, 30th, 1881, unless redeemed. J. MAYNARD, 590 Pouudkeeper.