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FOE SALE— One Double-seated Buggie.— J. W. Gray. FOE SALE— A number of 400 Gallon Water Tanks.— J. W. Gray. TO BEE-KEEPEES— Spider-plant Seed, Is per packet, post free. H. S. Brabant, Wooclhill Apiary. MONEY TO LEND in sums to suit at Current Interest. — E. G. B. Moss, Solicitor, Tauraaga. Notice. ME MASEEN will meet the Katikati Settlers on Thursday, the 19fch inst., at the Waterford Hall, at Seven o'clock p.m., to confer with them on the Cultivation of Tobacco. Te Puke Road Board. riIHE Te Puke Eoad Board propose X striking a rate of £ d in the £on the 2nd July next. The rate to be paid in one sum on the Ist of August, 1884. ! . J. J l . L. JETTEE, . Chairman. Music Lessons. WANTED KNOWN— That Mr M. Herbert Ames, lately Pupil of Ferdinand Stade, Doctor of Music, Organist and Musician to the Royal Court of the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg ; also of William Townsend, Professor of Music, Edinburgh, is prepared to give instruction in the Pianoforte, Singing, the German language, on Saturdays only, if a sufficient numier of Pupils make application. TERMS Or TUITION. Pianoforte - - £2 10s per Quarter German - - - £2 10s Singing in Class £1 • „ All Eees payable in advance. Apply Mr M. H. Ames, care of E. V. Surtees, Esq., Stanford, Katikati. Election of two Members for the Te Puke R-oad Board. T THE UNDERSIGNED Return- •*■' ing Officer for the Te Puke Eoad Board, hereby give notice that an Ejection under " The Regulation of Local Elections Act," will be held on Wednesday, 2nd July, 1884, of two members to fillTa vacancy in the Te Puke Eoad Board, an 1 that nominations for the said Office will be received at Mr Galbraith's Store, Te Puke, until Saturday, the 21sb day of June, at noon, which time and place I appoint to receive nominations. J. C. G4LBRAITH, Ecturning Officer. Te Puke, June 10, 1884. Advance Katikati. A. H. CLA EX, Junction Hotel, HAS much pleasure in informing the inhabitants of Katikati and surrounding districts that he has engaged the services of a first-class SADDLEE & SHOEMAKEE, who is prepared to execute all orders for new Harness or Saddlery, or Eepairs for old, at reasonable rates. A. 11. CLARK, . Junction: Hotel, Katikati. May 29, 1884