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Poverty Bay Independent, Volume I, Issue 81, 1 December 1885, Page 2

FOR Sz\LE. pOTATOES, SEED AND EATING Tea in boxes and half-chests Flour, Sugar, Groceries Oats, Bran, Pollard, Maize Kerosene, Bonedust, Salt, &c. Hay, by the ton or truss Corn Sacks and Woolpacks. CASH PURCHASER OF Hides, Sheepskins, Tallow, Bones, Fungus Butter and Farm Produce, DA VI DM, ORR, Lowe Street, General Commission and Produce Merchant W. FRASER, Practical WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELLER, Nasmith’s Buildings, Gisborne. (Late with F. W. Collin’s Napier.) WATCHES and CLOCKS Cleaned and Repaired, and guaranteed. Gold and Silver Work of every description Made to Order and Repaired on the premises.— Tarnished Gold and Silver Jewellery Recolored and Cleaned equal to new.—Masonic Jewels and Medals made to order.—Meerschaum Pipes Mounted and repaired, &c. N.B.—Hair Work a speciality.—Rings, Guards and Bracelets Platted to any design. Country Orders promptly attended to. W.F. has received a Collection of Ferns, pressed and botanically named by Mrs Armstrong, of Dunedin, whose name is a household word in the Colonies, having taken Prizes at the following Exhibitions : Sydney, Melbourne, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Wellington.

SHAW, SAVILL, & ALBION GO’S. LINE FIRST WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON. jAk f [ ''HE Well-known and regular JL trading Barque— LOCH N AGAR, Capt. Perriau, Is expected here about 25th instant, and will be ready to receive Wool .almost immediately after. The Rate of Freights are as follows : Scoured Wool £d Greasy Wool |d Less 5 per cent.. Wool received into Stoie at once and covered by Insurance. For particulars apply to— H. E. JOHNSTON, Agent. [A Card.] MR. J. C. HUGHES (Late of Sydney.) “piANOFORTE AND JJARMONIUM TUNING AND REPAIRING. Vocal and Instrumental Instruction given. AT Orders left at Mr J. Townley’s will receive Prompt Attention, CS* Testimonials from Remenyi, Luckatone, and others to be seen on application.