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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume X, Issue 2028, 18 September 1883, Page 3

" Gold and diamond prospecting are not yet abandoned in Canterbury. _» T^O run with his inareo this J_ PSTmBCT a season, at Mr. Bound's V«WK M farm, Waerenga-a-hika, the { f} F7I Heavy Draught Entire YOUNG GLASGOW. This promising young Entire is a dark bay, rising three years "old. He is out of the celebrated roan mare Nelly, which took the first prize for three years in succession at the Poverty Bay Agricultural Association's Show. He is by Young Lord Glasgow (the property of Mr. E. Cameron), whose stock in this district require nothing beyond themselves to recommend. them. Terms— Sinsrle Mares, V 2 10» ; two or more Mares, the property of the same owner, as per agreement. One month's paddock ing free, after which Is 6d per week will be charged. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. 860 M. BOLAND. NOTICE. ALL Moneys due to the undersigned must be paid on or before the 25th inst., or they will be placed in the hands of a, solicitor for immediate recovery. Mr. Wallace, Ormond House, Ormond, will 1 receive any such account, and his receipt will be sufficient. PETER BARRIE, Ormond. Ormond, 18th September, 1883. 861 ORMOND POUND. IMPOUNDED by Aporo, on September 13th, at 10 a.m. Bay Filly, star on forehead, off fore foot white, branded like pipe brand upside down off rump. Bay Geldiug, star on forehead, branded JK off shoulder. Will be sold at the Pound Yards, on Thursday, September 27th, 1883, unless redeemed. W. CURRIE, 857 Poundkeeper. _a _ T OYALSTARok JjL^rff -" GISBORNE, »v9r*'ffa will be held in the Hall, Bright street, t^Tfflffi^ on FRIDAY next, Members and Visiting Brethren invited, September 21st, 7 p.m. M. BOLAND, 856 W.M. __«>__ VnourtTv illiam __§E_{3_k V 7 GLADSTONE, 6030. £_|S§|p_RL The Quarterly Meeting MKoOwiof the above Court will be mMrßfUllheld THIS (TUESDAY) UPW EVENING, the 18th Sept. at 8, in the Court Room, Good Templars' Hall. F. H. COX, 855 Secretary. OCKING NOTICE— The Sheep will be in the Yards for Docking, on the 24th instant. CHARLES W. DAVIS. Waerenqa-a-hika, Sept. 18th. 558 W" ANTED— A Second-hand Fireproof Safe.— State particulars to Manafer South Pacific Petroleum Company, [amon'a Buildings, Lowe street. 854 WANTED TO BUY— 2O to 60 acres of land, improved or otherwise. — Apply, W. S. Ingle. 846 ANTED — A Housemaid. —Apply Mrs. W. Coopkk, Waerenga-a-hika Hotel, or Hekald Office. 844 "ITT ANTED— Good General Servant for ' VV the country : nurse kept, good wages given. Also, Nurse Girl.— Apply Office of thi3 paper. 836 WANT.ED — A competent Housemaid. —Apply to Mrs. H. M. Wjlson, Albion Club Hotel. 813 WANTED to buy Oil Shares, or sell same, on commission. — W. S. ISGLE. 808 WANTED— Town and Country Properties to sell ; reasonable charges. — W. S. Inglk. 809 WANTED to Sell or Let several nice Houses in town.— Apply, W. S. Ingle. Offices: Hamon's Buildings, Lowe Street. 810 URE LANGSHAN FOWLS AND EGGS FOR SALE.— Thos. Adams, Gladstone Road. 650 B~ EEAKFAST TlME.— Those who like a Steak, Chop, or Sausage for their Breakfast, should look out To-morrow (Saturday) morning, and every succeeding morning, for Maynard's Cart. It will be round early with supplies, and the attent ant will be happy to take orders at the same time.— J. Maynard, Meat Salesman, Gladstone Road. 640 O^T^TARVE^OUR STOCK! First-class Hay delivered in Gisborne at £4 per ton. Really good thrashed Hay prime condition, cut early, well aaved, at 35s per ton at stack, Matawhero, or 45s delivered in town or within a reasonable distance. Also, first-class irfMM Chaff. P» _£',««_, &oa