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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4895, 22 June 1887, Page 3

(Continuation of News on Bach Paye) •TO-NIGHT U TO-NIGHT ! ! ! T AST NIGHT BUT ONE OF GENERAL MITE, And the CIRCASSIAN YOUTH Visited already by over 500 people. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON from 2 till 5 for Ladies and Children. Admission— One Shilling ; Children, 6d. 299 JNO. C. LINDSAY. HER MAJESTY'S JUBILEE. TO THE WOMEN AND GIRLS OF NEW ZEALAND OF ALL AGES, RANKS AND BELIEFS. TN compliance with a Circular received ■*• from Her Excellency Lady Jervois, I hereby convene a Meeting of those resident in Town and Country at the Court House oa WEDNESDAY, the 22nd instant, at 7 p.m., to consider the proposed establishment of a Women'a Relief Fund, T/W. PORTER, Mayor, Town Clerk's Office, Gisborne, 18th June, 1887. 291 COOK COUNTY. I "VTOTICE is hereby given that One Month •*- * after this date a Petition will be presented to the Cook County Council praying it to abolish the present Waimata Road District, and to constitute a new Road District within the present boundaries of that District, The following are the Boundaries of the proposed new Road District. J. H. STUBBS. June 22nd, 18S7. SCHEDULE. The Road District Boundaries. All that area in the Provincial District of Auckland Known as the Kaiti Block, bounded on the N.E. by the Hamanatua Stream, thence in a Northwesterly direction to the head of the Kopakiraho Stream, thence to junction of said Stream with the Waimata river, on the North-west by the Wainuta river to its juaction with the Turanganui River, and by the Turanganui river to the sea, thence on the South-west, South, and East by the sea to the starting point. 318 WAIMATA ROAD BOARD. rpENDERS will be received at this Offce JL until 2pm. on TUESDAY, June 28, for the Erection of a Bridge. Plans, &c, at this Office. JOHN WARREN, Clerk. June 22nd, 1887. 314 BRITISH EMPIRE HOTEL. rtlrJE Dinner Hour at the British Empire JL Hotel has been changed from one o'clock to twelve o'clock, to suit the convenience of customers. 320 JAMES FINLAY. NOTICE. ALL Accounts against the Druids' Ball Committee must be furnished to the undersigned not later than THURSDAY, 23rd inst. ARTHUR J. COOPER, 313 Hon. Sec. WANTED— A good Housemaid.— Apply at once Masonic Hotel. 319 FOR SALE Cheap— Nine breeding Sows and two Boars — a real bargain. — Apply Thelwall and Staples. 321 rj^AKElsoTicK-^r.'irrjTMEs ~&~co. JL are anxious to reduce their heavy stock of Provisions. Finest Japan Rice, 3d per lb ; Canterbury Potatoes, ]S!b for la ; Cheese, Bacon, Candles, Soap, Bottled Vinegar, Corn for Fowls, at lowest possible price, Sugar, at 2£d, 3d, 3.£ d, per lb ; Tea, 2/- lb | worth 3/6 ; Oatmeal, first quality ; Sauce, , 4 I, and large size 9d. rpENDEßS~wantedlor the Erection of a JL Blacksmith's Shop, Makaraka. Particulars at Humphrey's Blacksmith Shop, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. — H. C. Glyn. W~~ ANTEiO-NOWN— That the best Hol>art Po atoes delivered in town or country by ton or bag at £4 per ton. Orders to be left at T. H James' or John Wall, Makaraka. 29(i ANTJfiD— Uood Bush Fclle^T WiX pana Station. — Apply to Geo. MatTHEWBON, Masonic Stables. Li/7 WANTKD— A Man to Mi!k and ~d~ rive Delivery Curt, — Apply A. \\ l -.ston, Waikanae Dairy. 22.i WANTED KNOWN— Jub. lee X^hig Flowers, auitab'c for Jubilee Ball, only one Box Ifcfr, at J. Longley's. < r|X) LliT— A House in Palm R a,l JL conveniently situated- — Apply A. W. Ckoft. 229