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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7061, 22 August 1894, Page 3

COOK COUMTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby givon that this Council proposes to construct a portion of the Waimata Valley Road, and for that purpose to take the lauds described in the Schedule hereto, in terms of "The Public Works Act, 1882." The works proposed to be undertaken are formation, drainage, and construction of culverts for the passage of surface water. The lands proposed to be taken are the property of Messrs Akroyd and Field and William Richardson. Any person having any objection to the taking of the land, or who will be injuriously affected thereby, must state his objections in writing, and send the writing to the office of the Council on or before the first day of October, 1894. SCHEDULE. Section Block District a. n. p.^ No. 10 VII. Waimala 0 2* No. 11 VII. Bor»ey 6 0S N0. 85 VIII. A District 8 » 16 It is further notified that the Council proposes to stop a portion of the Waimata Valley Road, where it passes through Section 10, Block VII., Waimata Survey District, at a point 831 9 links from the eastern boundary of Section 10 ; and, also, whore it passes through Section 11, Block VII., Waimata Survey District, from the western boundary to the ford at the Wuimata river, and to provide in lieu thereof a uew road hereinbefore described. Plans of the road to be stopped, and of the new road to be taken, may be seen at the office of the Council, Gisborne, and at Mr Field's house, Waimata Valley. JOHN WARREN, Clerk. Gisborne, August 22, 1894. 760 waikohu pound. Impounded by Hetariki, on 20th AugustOne Brown Filly, star on forehead, no brand visible. By M. Halbert. 20th AugustOne Brown Colt, blaze down face, brand M near shoulder. By M. Halbert, 21st August — One Bay Gelding, blaze down face, branded like WV near shoulder One Roan Filly, branded KP on off shoulder One Chestnut Gelding, blaze down face, indistinct brand near shoulder. By Hetariki, 21st August — One Bay Mare, two off feet white, blaze down face, branded like OR near shoulder. Will be sold at the above Pound Yards on FRIDAY, September 7th, 1894, at 12 noon, if not released. J. BURBERY, 761 Poundkeeper. POINT-TO-POINT STEEPLECHASE. IT has been decided to hold a Point-to-Point Steeplechase, from Mr A. C. Arthur's, via Matawhero and Mr Buckland's, finishing in front of Stand in the Park Course, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, AT 2.30 1.M., under the following conditions : — Horses nominated to be classed into two divisions — to carry 14 stone and 12 stone respectively. Mr Trotter to do tho classification. Gentlemen riders and members of the Hunt. Horses nominated to be duly quali6ed hunters. Nomination £1, on TUESDAY, August 28th. Acceptance nil. Classification to appear on Wednesday, 29th August. H. M. PORTER, 764 Hon. Sec. fi ISBORNE POULTRY, PIGEON AND VJ" CAGE BIRD SOCIETY. INAUGURAL SHOW, CITY RINK, FEIDAY AND SATURDAY, At'GVST 24 AND '25. Entries closed on Saturday evening with over 450 BIRDS for competition. Admission : ADULTS ONE SHILLING CHILDREN (under 12) SIXPENCE. The Show will be opened by His Worship the Mayor at 3 p.m. on FRIDAY. CECIL F. LEWIS, 655 Secretary. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. AN Adjourned Quarterly Meeting of the Gisborne Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Council Chambers, Lowe street, on FRIDAY, 24th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Business important. R. D. B. ROBINSON, 765 Secretary. TO PAINTERS. SEPARATE Tenders will be received, up to 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 23rd inst., for Painting the House now occupied by E. C. Gold-Smith, Esq., North Gisborne ; also, Three Shops, now iv course of erection in Gladstone Road. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply to E. P. Joyck ; or, J. E. Harries, on the latter work. 769 DANCE." A DANCE will be held in Sorry's Hall, t\ Makaraka, on FRIDAY, August 31st, in aid of David Henshaw, who had his leg broken on New Year's Day. Gentlemen's tickets, 3a. Ladies free. Refreshments provided. Music by Messrs Bolton and Higgins. Stevenson's brake will run. 724 S. SPIERS, Hon. Sec. T" OST, between Ormond and Gisborne, J Small Kerosene Lamp out of Bnggy Lamp.— Finder please return to S. Stevenson's Stables. 763 TOST — A Black Beard PIGEON, this J morning. — Reward on delivery to G. Cpllifokd, Childers road. 760 J^i ENERAL MEETING of Wanderers VJT Football Club, Mr Budd's Restaurant, at 7. 30 To-morrow Evening. —T. Bkosnahak, Hon. Sec. 767 ANTED — A respectable BOY (not over 7 stone), to ride work. — Apply Herald Office. 768 UMBRKLLAS mended, Scissors ground, and Lamps repaired, at Mrs Dauu's, corner of Grey street and Palmerston road. 1" OST.— From Ormond on Sunday, a longJ haired Collie DOG, answers to name of " Rowdy." Finder please return to I. C. Tayloh, Gisborne ; or, A. Bond, Ormond. Ten shillings reward. 754 WANTED.— Regular supplies of Fresh BUTTER.-O. J. Vbalb, baker. ANTED.— A Smart LAD to milk~and make himself generally useful. — Apply, H. Willoughby, senior, Whataupoko. 752 ANTED.-A COOK for the men~for Ngatapa Station. — Apply to D. Dobbis, Gisborne. 745 li-t REWARD.— Lost, about Bth August, XiL One Sable and Fawn COLLIE PUPPY, about six months old.— Return to D. Rbid, Farmer*' Co-operatiro Company,