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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7166, 27 December 1894, Page 1

MUSIC rriAUOHT ON AN KNTIRELY NEW 1 PRINCIPLE, Whereby Children or Adults may acquire very rapidly the knowledge both how to rend and play the PIANO OB OBGAN, Chas. J. EAST, TKACIIER. KBT QUAKTKU iVMSIKNCES lsT OCTOBKK. Terms frr.m JL"I per Quarter. Universal Dining liooms. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. nj^HE Undersigned begs to notify that he JL lias Kemoved iuto MORE CONVKNIKNT k JOMMODIOUS PREMISES, E RSIvINE'S BU I LD I N GS , And wishes to assure his Patrons and the Public generally that the Universal Dinix; Rooms, us hitherto, will be conducted in such manner as to make them SECOND TO NONE IN GISBORNE, By ensuring the comfort and attending the wants of those favoring him with a call. The Proprietor has added to the Catering Busiuess that of ACCOMMODATION, and s now :u a, position to take a limited number of BOARDEKS. The Bedrooms are all New Rooms, and comfortably furnished throughout. CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, AND TEMPERANCE DRINKS. A. H.~BUDL), PROPRIETOR, Gladstone Road THOS DALRYMPLE (Late John Burns and Co.), IRONMONGER & IRON MERCHANT, Gladstonk Road, HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE k WELL- ASSORTED STOCK OK Furnishing and General Ironmongery. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, AT LOWEST PRICES. ex SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR OASB j HUMPHREYS & DAVYS GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne, A GRJCULTURAL & MEOHAA A. ICAL ENGINEERS, i MPLEMENT MANUFACTURERS IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS AND BLACK- | SMITHS. WINDMILLS & PUMPING GEAR j Erected ard Repaired. | WOOL PRESSES, BICYCLES, &o. CJRAVE FENCES, in cast or wrought iron. Coacbbullders & Wheelwrignts. i BUGUIKS, WAGGONS, DOGCARTS, ■ DRAYS, &c. Made to Order. REPAIRING, PAINTING, A TRIMMING I A SHORTEST NOTICE. WHEELS TIRED DAILY I (No delay). Shoeing Forge. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Bayers of Old Cast Iron and Bran*. Sales on Commission. Agents for ADAMS-CURTIES BICYCLES REGULAR AUCTION SALES HELD BY TTUNTER AND TVTOLAN, AUCTIONKERS & COMMISSION AOKNTS, AUCKLAND, Every Tuesday — At the Durham Yards, of Wool, Hides, Skina, and Tallow, at 11 o'clock. Every Tuesday— At Newmarket Saleyarda, Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep, and Piga, at I o'clock. Every Friday— At the Durham Yards, of Horses, Carriages, Saddlery, Implements, etc., at 10 30 a.m. Scow meets steamer on advice. No charge for grazing until first sale.