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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1083, 29 April 1880, Page 3

, TENDERS. fIiENDERS are required for the J-- ERECTION of a CORRUGATED IRON STORE AT PAKIRIKHU. Particulars to be obtained from Mr. C. b. BIRRT, at his Office, Gladstone Road. m M. J. GANNON. FENCING NOTICE. To THOMAS PEDDIE, owner of allotment No. 231, Palmerston Road, Borough of Gisborne. J^£SSREBY give notice that I intend I jo ERECT A DIVIDING FENCE ob boundary of Allotment No. 231, and 1 eallupon yon, the owner of the adjoining l«id, to assist in erecting the said fertia in terms of the "Fencing Act' and ordinances now in force in this Diairict, or I »hall erect the same and «dt;tipon you for half the cost of the and fence. m GEORGE READ. TO THE HONORABLE THE CHAIRMAN AND COUNCILLORS OF COOK COUNTY i COUNCIL. f^i BNTLEMEN,— We, the underM" signed RATEPAYERS of the ORkoND ROAD DISTRICT, sitnated within the County of Cook, possessing in the aggregate not less than half the rateable property therein, do hereby pray the Council to ABOLISH SUCH ROAD DISTRICT. And your petitioners as in duty bonhd will ever humbly pray. ALEX. McKENZIE, GEORGE BRUCE, Apd Thirty-two others. 540 TO THE HONORABLE THE CHAIRMAN AND COUNCILLORS OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL. /""tENTLEM E N,— We, the underVX signed Ratepayers of the Poverty Bay Highway District, within the County of Cook, possessing on the aggregate not less than half the rateable property therein, do hereby pray the Council to abolish such Road District. And your petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray. (Signed) W. C. WALSH, A. F. HARDY, And Fifty-two other signatures. 622 APPLICATION FOR SLAUGHTERHOUSE LICENSE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that it is my intention to apply to the Cook County Council for a SlaughterftKrase Licence, for the Gisborne Riding, Cook Connty. 524 SAMUEL ROE. Krrkoa Staam Solitary, Pipe, Tin CUy, & Pottery Works. Works : New North Road, Auckland. Yards : Victoria street. GEORGE BOYD DESIRES to inform his customers and the public in general that he i» now manufacturing the following Sxtenuve Variety of Goods, many of them being quite new here, as will be Men by the List or by inspection at the Works : Sanitaby Goods. Socket Pipes of all sizes, from 3 inches to 24 inches in diameter ; also, Bends, Wtoovtt, Angels, Junctions, Tapers, Syphons ; Flat Taps, 6, 9, and 12 inch ; Tra,j*, Closet Pan and Trap, Urinals, Yard Binks and Traps, Sinks perforated or with Iron Grating, Irrigation Valve Traps, Rainwater Traps. Surface Tubs, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7 inches. Fim,d Pipbs, 2, 2£, 3, 4, 5, and 6 taohes Bkicks; Building, Prest Tubular, Circular, and Arch. Prepared Puzzdaaa, Tiles : Chequered, Hexagon and Octagon, Bakers' Oven Tiles. Stable Chequered Paving Lumps. Bread Pans, Butter Crooks, Pickle Jan, Bird Fountains, Chickens' Water Guwd, Pig Troughs, Ridge Tiles with ornamented rest. Garden and Greenhouse Accesboqibs : Garden Border Tiles of various patterns Rustic Garden Chairs, Rustic Garden Stumps, Rustic Hanging Pots, Rustic Arborettes, Rustic Flower Pots and Stands, Mignionette, Window Boxes, Fern Pans, Italian Flower Baskets (shallow and deep), Water Fountains. Also, Superior Irepared Fire Clay in ban or cask. * Vases, chaste and excellent in design. Flflgw Pots, all sizes from If inch to 24 4b diameter, and from 6d per dozen ttpfnEwf ' also, Saucers and Seed Paatraial to the best imported, and at ft greater reduction in price. Common Fire Bricks, Prest Fire Brioki, Arch Bricks ; Circularor Cupola Brieki, 18, 24, and 30 inch diameter ; Gas Retort Bricks, Gas Perforated 'files; also. Fine Tiles for Cooking Ranges ana Grates, Bakers' Furance Lumps, Window Cills, Door Steps, Hearths. Hobs, Wall Coping, Projection Slabs for Builders, Crucibles (all Wtet), Flue Covers, Dampers. Fin Lumps of any size made to order. * iOrftn, by letter, otherwise* will re* «tCT» grompt attention. "38