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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1717, 6 April 1906, Page 3

At Auckland William Gunn was [ chargod witn obtaining £\. 10s from Anton Namestod at Wellington on February 1, £3 from George McArthur at Waitotara on February 8, £2 from Mr Gemblett at Morcer on March 19, £1 2s from Samuel Atkins on March 21, all by means of false pretences. Chiof-Detectivo Marsaclc stated that the accusod had been going from place to place, running up bills at hotels, and issuing orders on firms for payment, representing himself as being in their employ. Tlio orders wore for a sum larger than tho bill, so the accused got cash as well as board. The accused had been previously convicted on similar charges. The accused, who pleaded guilty, and stated that he had issued the orders in the ordinary course of business, was sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment The Magistrate drew attention to the fact that notwithstanding frequent warnings from the Bench people still continued to cash cheques without knowing anything about the persons presenting them

ELITE SKATING KINK. TO NIGHT.’ TO-NIGHT. Admission; Ladies 6d, Skates 6d. Gents Is, Skates 6d. Open Saturday afternoon Admission : Children 6d, Skates 6d. Management reserve right to refuse admist ion. A. SAWYEB, Direoteur. I ■*s&&& NOTICE is Hereby Given that the undermentioned Crown Lands will bo open for sale or selection, in terms of Seotion 136 of “ The Land Act. 1892," either for Cash, for Oeoupation with Bight of Purohaee, or for Lease in Perpetuity, at the option of the seleotor, at the Dittriot Lands and Survey Office, Napier, and at the Land Office, Gisborne, on and after THURSDAY, 12th APRIL, 1906. If more than one application be reoe'vce for the seotions on the same day, then the order of selection shall be deoidsd by ballet on the same day, at 4.30 p m , at the Land Office, Gisborne. Cook County—Hangaroa Village. Price per See. Blk. Area Acre 0.8. P. L.I.P. J-yearly J-yearly rent rent

73 20 1 9 30 0 110 6i 1 4 5 Weighted with £ls valuation lor grassing. Cook County—Hangaroa. Seoond-olass heavy Bush Land, under Section 2 of “ The Bush and Swamp Crown Lands Settlement Act, 1903." a. r. p. £s. d. £e. d. £s. d 1 V. 1075 00 076 10 17 81 Flan 3 and lull particulars to be obtained at the District Lands and Survey Office, Napier, and at Land Office. Qisborne ERIC C. GOLD-SMITH, Commianioner ol Crown Lands.

SPECIAL ORDER MAKING SPECIAL RATE. ROEBUCK ROAD BRIDGE LOAN, £5500. NOTICE is Hereby Given that at a special Meeting cl the Gisbone Borough Counoil, held on the 13th day of March, 1906, the following resolution was passed:— “ In pursuance and exercise of the powerß vested in it in that behalf by “ The Looal Bodies Loans Act,, lsOl," the Qieborne Borough Counoil hereby resolves as follows—- “ That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other charges on a loan of £6500, authorised to be raised by the Gißborne Borough Council under the above-mentioned 4c', for ereolion of a Bridge over the Taruheru Biver at Roebuck Boad, the said Gisborne Borough Council hereby makes and levies a Special Bate of l£d in the £ upon the rateable value of all rateable property within the Borough of Gisborne, as defined by the N.Z. Gazette of 9th June, 1904, No. 48, Folio 1490. “ That suoh Special Bat 9 shall be an annually rrourring rate during the currency of suoh loan, and be payable half yearly on the 30th funo and the 3fit Deceipbpr }n eaph and every year during the ourrenoy of suoh loan, being a period of 30 years, or until the loan is fully paid off. And Notioe ii H'reby also Given that the said Besolut'on will be submitted to an oidi» nary meeting of the said Council, to be held at the Council Chambers, Gisborne, on the Otl day of April, 1906, for confirmation as a Special Order, Dated this 14th March, 1906. ft. D, B, ROBINSON, Town Cl«rk.

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