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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XI, Issue 4033, 9 July 1884, Page 3

■£&? $D? IN IHE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT. Between CHARLES SUTTON and THOMAS HANCOCK, Plaintiffs, AND . R. McNAB, Defendant. NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Sale, I the undersigned, as Sheriff's Officer, will sell by Public Auction at the Auction Mart of Messrs Carlaw Smith and Co., on SATURDAY, the 17th inst., at Noon, the following Goods and Chattels :— H Bales Hops 10 Bags Malt, (about) 40 Dozen Bottled Bcerand Stout, (about) The above mentioned Writ is issued, and sale made at the suit cf the Execution Creditors, the above-named Charles Sutton and Thomas Hancock, whose Solicitor is Willoughby Brassey, of Gladstone Road, Gisborne. L. G. DIREY, 81:) Sheriffs Officer. ORMOND POUND. IMPOUNDED by A. P. Knight, Pukepapa, on July 7th, 18S4 — WHITE BULLOCK, slit off ear, no brand visible. Will bo sold at the Pound Yard on Tuesday, 22nd July, 1884, unless redeemed. W. CURRIE, 8 IS Poundkeeper. ORMOND POUND. IMPOUNDED by C. Andersou, from Makauri, ou July 4, 1884 — WHITE STEER, no brand visible. RED AND WHITE STEER, indistinct brand off Ribs. HWill be sr.ld at tho Pound Yard, on FRIDAY, July 18ih, 1884, unless redeemed. W. CURRIE, Sl6 Poundkeeper. LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. . TN COMMEMOItAE&sgiQ 1 TION of the 12th flraSfinffll July, a COVIVIAL jggySl MEETING will be held in Porter's Hall ffl\ssmrJj&\ on FRIDAY EVENfkvslp^'iir \ *^ f tlie * lfc ' 1 mst<l Members are in- ™ ■*— < ~- vited to attend. PHILIP BOND, 814 W.M.. TURANGANUI PUBLIC LIBRARY THE Annual General Meeting of Subscribers will be held in the Reading Room on FRIDAY, tho 11th inst., at 8 p.m. Business — To receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet, and to elect Committee for ensuing year. WILLIAM O'RYAN, 802 Hon. Sec. POVERTY BAY HOSPITAL. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of SubI, scribers of the above institution will be held in the Public School-room, Gisborne, THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, July 9th, at 7.30 p.m. Business— To receive Officers' Reports, and Annual Balance Sheet, and to elect a Committee for the ensuing j ear. Hy. McKAYf, 802 Hon. Sec. GISBORNE WESLEYAN TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY, AND BAND OF HOPE. THE first Public Meeting in connection with the above, will be held in the Church on THURSDAY, 10th July, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Addresses, Songs, Recitations, &c, will be given by members and friends. All are invited. The Rev. G. W. J. Spence will preside. 805 ADMISSION FREE. A GENERAL MEETING of the GISBORNE FOOTBALL CLUB will be held at the Masonic Hotel on THURSDAY, July 10, at 7.30 p.m. FRED. WHITCOMBE, 801 Hon. Secretary. riMHE Members of the WORKING MEN'S X POLITICAL ASSOCfATION are requested to meet at the Templars' Hall, on THUKSDAY EVENING, at half-past 7. W. FILE, 817 Secretary. LOST, between Gisborne and Ormoud, yesterday, a LADY'S DIAMOND RING in an envelope. Anyone leaving it at this oflicc will be suitably rewarded. 807 ANTED TO PUECHASK, for CASH, a good Spring-trap Horse. Aged from 5 to 0 years preferred. — Apply to Hatton & Score, Butchers, Patutahi. 796 13ERSONS desirous oi purchasing tickets in Adam Bed:*'* No. 1 Sweep can obtain the same at the Albion Club Hotel ANTED, for the Patutahi Publi School, by the end of August next a duly qualified, certificated Teacher. Salary will depend on the average attendance, which is at presmt about 30, but with a certificated teacher could < asily be raised to 50, For an average of 31 the salary will be £130 per annum, with bonus for results, r-nrl £l-'i for house allowance. Applications adun.. .•<]- "Chairman School Committee, Patutahi," to be sent iv not later than July Bth. R. J. COOK, 693 Hon. Sec.