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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 41, 15 September 1887, Page 3

BY AUCTION, Graham, Pitt & Bennett Will Bell at Sam Stevenson’s Stables on SATURDAY NEXT, the 17lh inat., at 12.80— rjIHE FOUR-WHEELED ENGLISH DOG -*• CABT, A, W. CROFT, Deputy Official Assignee In die Estate of S. M, Wimos. COOK COUNT Y COUNCIL, KTOTICE is hereby given that the Coot -Ln County Council has by Special Order, dated the Ist September, 1887, dissolved th. Waimata Road Distiiot, and has a.so constituted three new Road Districts, to be known as—(1.) The Whataupoko Road District—t e comprise the township and suburbs of North Gisborne, the Hapara No. 8 Block, the Mangapapa and Matokitoki Blocks. (2.) The. Kaiti Boad District—to comprise the Kaiti and Papawariki Blocks. (8.) The Waimata Road District—to comprise the Waimata Blocks, ths Pouawa and Waicmoko Block, and the remainder of the Whataupoko Block lying north of those parts described,ha* in the Whataupoko Boad District. It is therefore notified that an ELECTION of FIVE Ratepayers to serve as members ot each of the new Districts will be held ou WEDNESDAY, sth October, 1887, and I appoint Mr Petersen’s Store, Noith Gisborne' as the place, and up to noon on TUESDAY, 20th September, 1887, as the time for receiving Nominations for the Whataupoko Road District. And I appoint Mr Paora Patau's House, Kaiti, as the place, and up to noon on WEDNESDAY, the 21st September, 1887, as the time for receiving Nominations for the Kaiti Boad District. And I appoint Mr Chas. Gray's Woolshed. Watohika, as the place, up to noon on MONDAY, the 19th day of September, 1887, as the time for receiving Nominations, for the .Waimata Road District. Before any Ratepayer can nominate, second, or vote for, or become a Candidate for the office of Member of either of these three Boards, he must pay all Rates due by him to the former Waimata Road Board. Nomination Papers can be obtained at the office of the County Council, Gisborne. JOHN WARREN, Returning Officer. Gisborne, 12th Sept., 1887.

LOWE STREET PRODUCE STORES. ARRIVED PER OMAPEBE, 12th Sept. SACKS of stout, heavy Feed Oats ;o sacks Tartarian Seed Oats 20 tons Flour in sacks, best quality 10 tons do., in 1001 b and 501 b sacks, do. 50 sacks Bran 50 sacks Pollard 50 sacks Fowls’ Wheat 30 tons specially selected Seed and Table Potatoes. Orders now being booked for delivery from wharf, at reduced rates D. M. ORB, Lowe Street.

Geo. ST (JBBS, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, ~|2jTAS Removed to the Office lately occupied by 0. A. DsLactoch, Esq. S3* Next Arutu, Horst, Gisbobhk. POVERTY BAY BOILING DOWN ESTABLISHMENT. A. N. WILLIAMS is a Cash Purchaser of Wool, Hides and Skins, XA RS E. H. SCOTTER, Net Miss Huoarss. TEACHER or MUSIC and DRAWING Is prepared to give Lessons at her Residence, Carnarvon Street. One Guinea per Quarter (in advance). Commences from First Lesson. Classes for Drawing. WANTED KNOWN—Now Landed and in Stock, 100,000 feet of Totara, Itimu, and Kauri TIMBER, suitable for Building purposes. Prices cheap. Contractors and others requiring Timber will do well to apply to the undersigned. H. E. JOHNSTON. WANTED forty five Good Bushmen. Apply to Joseph McCleyy, Waipaoa Station. ONEY TO LEND at low rates of interEDWIN WOON. BUGGY FOR SALE—American built, equal to new. EDWIN WOON.

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