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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4742, 16 December 1886, Page 3

(For continuation of news see fourth paye.) WTS. GREENE Will sdl by auction at his mart, on SATURDAY NEXT, ISth inst., at 12 o'clock— SECTION No. 103, Kaiti, containing 1 acre, frouting main road, about 25 chains from the Bridge. Part of Section 253, Kaiti, containing 4 acres. Section 24.1, Kaiti, containing one acre Section No. 2!), Pamtahi, containing 5 acres, frcntiDg :-) roads, commanding position, first-class laud. Section 252, Kaiti, containing 10, iOf 30p. This is a grand section, bavins; frontage to the Waimata River. As a site for a villa residence is unsurpassed. 12}-acre Section, Kaiti, on the Pouawa Road. S3T The attention of buyers is directed to this Snle, as the time in which Sections on tha Kaiti cau be purchased from the native owners is fast closing in, all purchasing being prohibited after 3 1st December. 655 SUPREME COURT NOTICE. rg~"IHE Jury summoned as Common Jurors, X to serve on Moxday, the 20th day of December instant, are hereby notified that they need not attend, as their services will uot be required. G. L. GREENWOOD, Sheriff. Uisborne, 16th Dec, ISS6. <i 62 COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. TAOG COLLARS for the year 1887 are ■^-^ now ready for issue at the Ofiice of the Council, Gisborne. The Fee for Registration is FIVE SHILLINGS, if paid before the 14th FEBIIUARY f 18S7. After that date the Foe will ho TEN SHILLINGS, aDd owners of unregisteied Dogs will be protecutod without further notice. JOHN WAHIIEN, Clerk. Gisborne, loth Dec, ISS6. 65S f^ ISBOKNE CHORAL SOCIETY. THE FIRST CONCERT, AT WHICH HANDELS' SACRED ORATORIO, "THE MESSIAH," Will he performed in PARNELL'S HALL, ON THURSDAY, 23ud DECEMBER, 1886. Reserved Seats, 4s ; Seconds Seat 3, li. Plan of Reserved Seats at W. Good's. Honorary and Working Members may reserve their seata until December 20th. J. BOOTH, 64S Hon. Sec. LOOK OUT FOR i^i ISBORNE ATHLETIC CLUB'S vjt spOßrs, NEW YEAR'S DAY. PROGRAMME IN FI'TUKE ISSUE. CECIL F. LEWIS, 610 Hon. Sec. ORMOND POUND. IMPOUNDED on December 12, 1886, 2.30 p m., by R. R. Curtis, for G. Scott (the Willows) for trespass on private property — Roan (ielding, biandedlikeX nearshoulder Chestnut Gelding, rope round neck, brand like N near rump Will be sold at the Pound Yard on Tuesday, December 28, 1886, unless redeemed. W. CURRIE, 63S Poundkeeper. TENDERS will be received for the Lease of a small Shop, with Shooting Gallery attached. This will be a capital opportunity for a Tobacconist business. All information can be had by applying to E. Bi:rcu, Glad stone Road, where tenders will be received up to Thdkhday, 23rd inst. Gb'4 FOUND — A Cockatoo, with Chain on leg. Owner can have same by applying to E. Bukch, Gladstone Road. 6b'3 LOST— On Sunday morning, in the vicinity of the Wharf, a Gold Earring. Finder rewarded on returning to Mr J. Townlky. rH. JAMES & CO. for good Cheese, ' . Hams and Bacon, Cmrauts and Raisins. Lowest possible price. b'G5 WANTED— A good General Servant ; also, Nurse Girl. — Apply Herald Office. __ 667 WANTED- -Four good pick and shovel men far about one month's work. — Apply to Mr Smith at the Masonic Hotel this evening at 7. 696 TT7 ANTED — Two good strong Boys, W aliout 16 years old. Apply to Mr Philp, afc the Harbor Contract works. 657 WANTED — Two Horse Drivers and six Hands for the hay field.— Win. King. Makauri. 650 W' AN T E D— A Good Milker.— Apply H. •). WALUEBjVlakanri WANTED — Two Rooms, unfurnished, with attendance. — Apply Herald OlHcs. 572 WANTED KNOWN that Cn-vw vonoV GINGER ALE is a pure liquid Wi aud invigorating Tonic. \"\7ANTKD KNOWN that CuawimroV YY HOKGHOUND BEEUcan be- l,«u : in kotr or b<«itl«. iM'KI.) KPJWN t.iat LkaWKokdV JJOKEHOtJND CHAMPAGNE itthe ;!(<.rmini» p. tfrant ">f that Herb. ANThT) KNOW ~U)hl Cpawfoud's Fruii Ohampig ics are manufactured of the Purest Fruit Ess-.-ccca.