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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7664, 26 June 1896, Page 1

British Empire Stables fTIHE undersigned begs to notify that be '■ •*• has now taken the above Stables, and • hopes by strict attention to the wants of bis Customers, together with his experience of over fifteen years in that line of business, to leave nothing undone to ensure general | satisfaction to all persons favoring him with their custom. Saddle Horses and Buggies on Hire. Horses broken-in*to saddle or harness at shortest notice, THOMAS QTJINN, Late Albion Stables. Albion Club Stables, GISBORNE. DONALD MoKENZIE BEGS to notify that be has leased the ALBION CLUB STABLES, Where Country Settlers will find the BEST ACCOMMODATION, and may depend upon their Horses and Vehicles receiving IS- EVERY CARE AND ATTENTION. HORSES & TRAPS ON HIRE ON TUB 1 MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Trusting to receive a continuance of t liberal support accorded me in the past. D. MoKENZIE. 365 NOTICE. MR FRED. TANSLEY begs to notify his numerous Customers that his ease of the Albion Club Stables having expired, ho has taken over the management of tho MASONIC STABLES (oppoaite the Library), and dpsires to thank all those who have supported him iv the past, and solicits their continued support and patronage. FRED. TANSLEY. _G isborne, March 19, 1896. 337 SHORTHAND Writers' Note and Exercise Books (specially ruled) on sale at the Herald Office. eIARBONIC PAPER, tbin type-writer J foolscap size, may be obtained at the HERALD Stationery Department,