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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 5, 18 June 1887, Page 3

TO THE JE LE CT ORS OF THE EAST COAST DISTRICT. I sincerely trust that you will not pledge yourselves to any Candidate r Party until you hava hoard our respective views on the present situation of the affairs of the Colony. I intend contesting the Electorate and will express my views at an early date after tho dissolution of Parliament. ' I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, 6 ALLAN MCDONALD.

ate JUBILEE HOLIDAY. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Wellington, 20th May, 1887. IT is hereby notified for general information that Monday, Tuesday, and Wed. nesday, the 20th, 21st and 22nd days of June proximo, will be observed as general holidays in all departments of the Public Service in New Zealand, in honor of the completion of the fiftieth year of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria’s glorious reign. ii P. A, BUCKLEY.

NOTICE, BANK HOLIDAYS. PURSUANT to the terms of the 11 Banks and Bankers’ Act, 1880,” and the * Banks and Bankers’ Act Amendment Act, 1882," MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 20th and 21st days of June, are hereby appointed Special Bank Holidays at the Offices of the undermentioned Banks in Gisborne, For the Union Bank of Australia Limited. (Signed) JOSEPH PALMER, Chief Officer for N.Z, For the Bank of New South Wales, (Signed) W. G. RHIND, Inspector. For the Bank of New Zealand, (Signed) D, L. MURDOCH. General Manager.

CLARKE, Watchmaker, from Clbrkbnwell, London. (Four years in the employ of E. J. Dent, London, Watchmaker to the Queen,) HAVING had great experience in London and American Factories, will pay Strict Attention to all Watches entrusted to my care. GLADSTONE ROAD, Next to the Gisborne Fire Bell.

WANTED. THE Advertiser would be glad to meet with a Gentleman who requires the Services of a Thorough Practical Man in Bearing and Breeding of Sheep and Cattle, Having had Fifteen Years Colonial Expertence, and can be Highly Recommended for Ability and Character by his late employers. Further particulars on application to— S.S., 19 Standard Office, Gisborne.

COOK COUNTY. "VTOTICEJis hereby given that One Month after this date a Petition will be presentefi to the Cook County Council praying it to abolish the present Waimata Boad District, and to constitute a new Road District within the present boundaries of that District. Tho following are the Boundaries of the proposed new Districts. CHARLES GRAY, June 11, 1887. SCHEDULE. Ths—Road District Bovndariks,

A’l that area in the Provincial District of Auckland, bounded towards tho north east generally by the south western boundary of the Turanganui Road District (as described in Gazette No 112, 10th October, 1884 ), towards the south-east by high-water mark of the sea to the Hamanatu stream ; towards the south generally by the northern boundaries of the Haiti block, the Waimata river, the northern and eastern boundaries of subdivision 6, Whataupoko block, part of the southern, north-eastern • and western boundaries of subdivision 7, part of the northern boundary of subdivision 3, part of the eastern, northern and. western boundaries of subdivision 5, Whataupoko block the north-western boundaries Matokitoki and northern boundaries of the Pou-o-Turanga blocks to the centre of the Taruheru stream ; towards west generally by the northern boundaries of the Poverty Bay Road District, the eastern boundary of the Ormond Road District (as described in Gazette No. 24, May 1883), to the eastern boundary of the Waikohu Road District, and by the eastern and south-eastern boundaries of that district (as defined in Gazette 112, 10th October, 1884) to the southwestern boundaries of the Turanganui Road District, the place of commencement. 10

JUBILEE BALL. B. GOWER, HAIR-DRESSER, GLADSTONE ROAD, ANTS the Ladies of Gisborne to call and state the time for Hair-dressing for Druid’s Ball on Monday, the 20th > 13 COOK. COUNTYA SITTING of the Resident Magistrate’s Court will be held at the Courthouse, at 11 o’clock a.m. on SATURDAY, the 18th June, 1887, to Revise the County Elector’s Rolls for the ear 1887-8. JAMES BOOTH, Resident Magistrate. Gisborne, 9th June, 1887, 4