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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 231, 8 October 1901, Page 3

GISBORNE BOWLING CLUB. ( OPENING DAY, £ rjY HUESDAV, OCTOBER 10m. MATCH: PRESIDENT v. VICE-PRESIDENT. Sides will be chosen from players on the | ground at:2 o’clock sharp. Opening Ceremony at 3 p.rn. ; Friends of members cordially invited. 1 WILLIAM PETTIE, President. GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the TARUHEIIU BRIDGE will bo CLOSED for Repairs TO-DAY (TUESDAY), I Sth October, 1901, from 5.30 o’clock a.m. until Noon. Arrangements will be made i for horses and vehicles to pass over between the hours of S and 9. R. D. B. ROBINSON, Town Clerk. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. FINAL NOTICE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that ALL RATES must be paid on or before the 31st OCTOBER, 1901. Summonses will be issued immediately after that date. J. WARREN, Collector. Gisborne, October Tth, 1901. NOTICE. TAHORA No. 2, SECTION F., TAHOBA No. 2c, 3, AND No. 2, C. 1., SECTION 3, 00,000 ACRES, MANGAI’OIKI No. 2a, 11,074 ACRES. THIS LAND is to be brought before Parliament, having been five years in the hands of Trustees. The expenses are increasing greatly, and it is feared the land will have to go to pay expenses. The Natives wish me to go to Wellington to see if I can get the land back for tbc owners. The Committee, after the land is handed back to them, will consider whether to lease or work the land, but what they wish to do is to lease.

Persons desirous o’ leasing the land will be able to do so if Parliament does as the Natives wish. The Natives wish the land to be leased on Improvement clauses. Certain Europeans and Natives have stated their willingness to lease the land, and those who desire to do so would do well to com municate with the Te Reinga Natives. ARAL'A KU NAITI. Te Reinga. SHEARING! SHEARING! WANTED, AT ONCE—SIX MACHINE SHEARERS. Apply to— JAMES MACFARLANE, Te Hapara. KIOSK TEA ROOMS. THE above TEA ROOMS will be CLOSED whilst alterations and additions are made to the premises. BOWLING. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of all Bowling Requisites, in Blazers, Hat Bands, Belts, and Ties, in bowling colors; also, Hats, Trousers, etc., etc., at ADAIR BROS. HOT SUPPERS —Ham and Eggs, Grills, etc.—At Janies Erskine’s Refreshmeat Rooms on Saturday evenings,