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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5577, 24 September 1889, Page 3

W. B. COMMON.] [P. J. SHELT Common, Shelton A C s took )C J AND th STATION AGENTS xjL GENERAL MERCHANTS, GISBORNE. CASH BUYERS OF WOOL, SKIN MAIZE, And all Local Produce. 3. d, FOR SALS, an AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICESr d GROCERIES IRONMONGERY s ' CROCKERY y, WENES and SPIRITS TOBACCO and CIGAR! ss And all Station Requirements. THE « LAIDLAW" WHISKY B Continues to be the finest Whisky ye imported into this district. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS OF SHEARING SUPPLIES. WOOLPACKS, full size, attached and loos •tops , Extra Quality SEAMING TWINE, 5-ply > S. TEN £J L PLATES, INK, TATOO OIL 7 LINSEED OIL, LAMPBLACK, RUDDLI j TURKEY & WASHITA SHEAR STONE! a STOCKHOLM and COAL TAR TARPAULINS, TENTS and FLYS SHEEP SHEARS— 9a, 11a, bba (Burgon & Ball's) Foot Rot PLYERS and KNIVES CAMP OVENS, BILLIES, PANNKJANS CUTLERY of all qualities COMMON, SHELTON & CO, IMPORTANT. • TO THE RESIDENTS AND SETTLERS OF GISBORNE. , BOYLAN & 00. * Are prepared to take Chun -making in all its branches, tlie repairing of all light Machinery, also Surgical, Optical, and Mathematical Instruments. Screw Cutting from one thread per inclh up. to 130 if required, All this work is executed by Cf. EVITT, of Auckland, late Armorer, Defence Store. Call at — BOYLAN :& CTO.^S. DUN LJQ m& BOUft Kf~ BEGr to announoe the arrival, ex " Doric," of a Shipment; of— " BANNOCKBTJRN" WHISKY. This is unquestionably the Purest Blend of Old Scotch Whisky' erer imported into Poverty Bay ; it' is guaranteed 10 years old and very mild. Having been selected specially for 'us' by a first-class judge, we can recommend it with safety to the public generally; The Private Distillery from whence it comes has one of the oldest established reputations amongst people of all classes, from Royalty downwards, in England and Scotland. : : m ASK FOR "BANNOCKBURN!" TO LET. i SECTION on Whataupoko, containing seven acres, on which arc erected a 4-roomed House and Stable. Desirable property. — Apply— • 341 H. M. PORTER. TO LET. A CONVENIENT FIVE • ROOMED HOUSE, with Bath-room, situated- iv Lowe street. Apply to— 291 J. PONSFORD. TO LET. A WELL GRASSED PADDOCK of 13 acres in North Gisborne. Appty to — ey C. GRAY, 334 ' Waiohika.

Sheepfarmers AND Shearers SHEEP SHEARS-Large and Varied Sto Particular attention is drawn to D new Regulating Shear STONES-Turkey, Washita, aud Ar kan INK— Stencil, Bale, and Marking Ink BALES— Sewing Twine, Needles, etc. TO BE PROCURED AT — '7t BOYLAN & OCX'S. of . )- Agricultural * D Implements ite PLOUGHS — Reid and Gray, Ho war ts, . Hornsby (D.F. and Single), Americi bs, and Hill Side Ploughs re, SEED SOWERS— Hand and Horse Powe ;h ' MAIZE - PLANTERS-Corn Shelters at f n Crushers )®j HORSE - HOES, Cultivators, Harrow Jr Swingle-trees d- FITTINGS for Reid and Gray, Hornsb; ir- and Howard Ploughs and Implements' These wrLL be Sold at the Lowest Prici by BOYLAN & CO. 16 TO BUILDERS we offerIRON LOCKS, Spouting, Hinges, Ziiu Nails, Ranges, Grates, Paints, Oih Tools (English and American make), a a ~ Extraordinary Low Prices. lT Anyone FURNISHING, t, In this we offer a Well Assorted Stock CUTLERY, PLATE, etc. Call and See BOYLAN & Co. r G. EVITT, Gun-maker, Machinist, am — -^fn C^ aI ?^ 0> is P re P are d fco execute Gun-mak 16 II)^ auil' Bapniniiig in »11 Iliu bimujliua. h Safe Keys, Locks, and parts of all sorts 0 1, Light Machines and Machiuery made am fitted, at — I BOYLAN & CO.'S, If Corner Gladstone Road and Peel Street. 0— ' ■ DOVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. SPRING RACES. \ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 1889. Maiden Plate — 40 soys, 1J miles Spring Handicap— 150 soys, 1J miles Hurdle Race Handioav— 7o soys,2 mileE . H*ck Hurdles Handicap— lo soys, 1 mile Flying Handicap— 75 soys, f-mile Hacks Handicap — 10 soys, 1 mile Forced Handicap— 3o soys, 1 mile arid a distance p Nominations, 23rd September j W eights, 4th October General entry and Acceptances, Oct. 12th J. H. AISLABIE, 1 24,6 . . ...... _„-.-.■ •:■■■ r<_ ,-■■ _= [■ ■ — — • ■■ — : — — . /H ISBORNE TRACING /^LUB. SPRING RACES. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1889. Flying Handicap, £30, £ mile Maiden Hack Race, £10, 1 mile Hurdle Race Handicap, £40, 2 miles Park Handicap, £100, 1£ miles Hack Race Handicap, £10, 1 mile Grandstand Handicap, £30, 1J miles Forced Handicap, £15, 1 mile Nominations October 7th. Weights on or about October 21st. Acceptances November 4th. M. G. NA SMITH, ~ 343 . Secretary. CITY DINING ROOMS, GLADSTONE ROAD. MRS M. A. McINTOSH, IN thanking her numerous friends and customers for their past fa vors.has much pleasure in informing them that she has made extensive alterations to her Diving Rooms, ancl .ladies' and families can now be accommodated in Separate Rooms with the best of comfort. Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea at all hours MEALS OF THE BEST CLASS Is each! All Delicacies in Season. Boarding on the most Reasonable Terms as per arrangement. Quality! Comfort! Economy! 20

FOR GENUINE BARGAINS, GOOD VALUE, LOW PRICE S. THE CASH BOOT MARKET IS ■WITIHIOTTT A.ICT EQUAL.