rrOLY TRINITY CHUECI GARDEN FETE Will be held on THURSDAY, 30th JANUARY, At MR W. CRICHTON SMITH'S GROUNDS, ABERDEEN ROAD. Admission (including Tea), 2s. Children, half-price. An attractive programme will shortly be issued. 845 PANUITANGA. KAUNIHIRA O TE KAUTI O KOOKI. REHITATANGfI. KURI MAORI 1896. HE whakaaturanga tenei Ida mohiotia ai : I raro I te mana o te Ture kua whakaturia ko Malcolm MoLeod hei kai Rehita mo te Kauti 0 Kooki ara Papati Pei me ona wahi Apiti. Te utu mo te Rehitatanga koia enei. Mo nga kuri mahi Hipi, mo ma kuri etoru na te tangata kotahi 2s Gd mo ia kuri. Mo etahi kuri c hara i te kuri pera 5s mo ia o ratou. Me Rehita rawa i ia kuri i roto i nga ra te kau ma wha i muri mai o tenei panui. Xi te kore ka taea te whaina te tangata nana te kuri i te rima pauna mo tona mahara kore ki tenei Ture. Ko te Tari o te Kauti Kaunihira i Kihipane koia Te Tari hei Tango i te moni. Ka tatari mai ano te Apiha kai Rehita ki taua Tari iia ra, iia ra. No te 9 o nga haora o te ata tae noa te tahi o nga haora i murii te 12. HONE WARENA, Karaka. Kihipane, Hanuere 13, 1896. 833 POUAWA ROAD DISTRICT BOARD. POUAWA WEST SPECIAL DISTRICT. IT is hereby notified that this Board, at a Meeting to be held on SATURDAY, Ist February, 1896, will proceed to confirm, by Special Order, the following resolution : — Resolved : " That a Special Rate of Three-eighths of One Penny in* the £ be struck on all ratable properties within the Pouawa West Special District (as defined in Schedule), for the purpose of securing the payment of interest on an additional Bum of £40, being ten per cent, on the original loan of £400, the proposal for which was agreed to by a Poll of Ratepayers, taken on the 10th October, 1894 ; the said additional loan being necessary to complete the public works specified in original proposal. This Special Rate to be a recurring rate, for a period of 26 years, from the Ist April, 1896, to 31st March, 1922, to be due and payable in two equal instalments, on the Ist June and Ist December in each year. This Special Order shall take effect on the 31st March, 1896." Schedule. Sections 30, 31, 32, and 33, of Whataupoko G. The Rate Roll of Special District is open for inspection at office of the Board. Hy. McKAY, 662 Clerk. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WE beg to inform our Customers that we have REMOVED our business to the upstairs portion of Mr W. Adair's brick buildings, where we will be in a position to hold a very much larger stock. SG7 ARCH. CLARK & SONS. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF POVERTY BAY. "TNTENDING competitors are reminded X that Entries for Handicap Running Events CLOSE at Secretary's Office at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, 25th inafc. Entries for Amateur Events to be left at Miller's. R. N. JONES, 852 Hon. Sec. MRS W. E. BALLANTYNE WILL RESUME SCHOOL DUTIES AND MUSIC LESSONS On MONDAY, the 27tii JANUARY. Drawing and Painting Classes. SHORTHAND. MISS A. DRUMMOND proposes starting an Evening Shortbaud Class, beginning on February 3rd. Address care of — MRS DRUMMOND, 849 Gladstone Road. NOTICE. A LL ACCOUNTS against the late Dr. CjL Heale are required to be sent iv to the undersigned, not later than the 25th INSTANT, whether there are any contra accounts or not. W. DOUGLAS LYSNAR, 112 Solicitor for Administratrix. TO LET. THE HOUSE at present occupied by Mr Moore on Whataupoko, the property of Mr Morrell. Apply to,— COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd. TO LET. SWARTHMOOR HOUSE, with or without 176 acres of flat land ; Niagara, hill land 1633 acres, 800 in grass. Also, to sell— Goodwill of lease of 125 acres Education Reserve, flat land, adjoining Swarthmoor. All these together or separate. Apply — 846 R. SHERRATT. FOR SALE. ABOUT 100 ACRES OF GOOD' LAND, greater part in grass, with Dwelling House, only five miles from Gisborne, with good road. Easy terms. Applications will be received up to FEBRUAKY 4th, 1896. For further particulars, apply to — 854 JAMES ROSIE, Gisborno. OPENING OF SCHOOL. BOYS' and Girls' Straw Hats, 6d, 7d, 9d, Is, up to 2s Gd each. Clearing the lot. Real bargains at Mrß Rosie's Clearing Sale. ANTED — A strong YOUTH, for Orchard work. — Apply J. Walter Bull, Gisborno Fruit Dep6t. 853 EN'S Hard Felt Hats from Is, Men's Cord Trousers at 5s lid, Men's Blue Denham Trousers, Sue Coats, and Jumpers from 3s lid (best makos). — At R. & A's Genuine Sale. 791 WANTED— Two Horse DRIVERS and BOY to kill sheep and inalte himself generally useful. — Apply R. Knox, VVaimata. FOR SALE, cheap— Large TENT, 16 x 12, walls 6ft, ridge 10ft ; floor boarded and oil-clothed ; at present standing on Kaiti hill.— Apply office of thia puper. SSO WANTED, to Exclmngo— Strong Trap HARNESS, in good condition, for PACK SADDLES.— AppIy Herald Office. FOR SALE —An almost now PIANO, which has been very little used. Apply to H. Martin, Royal Hotel, where instrument may be seen. 825 COOK COUNTY Furnishing Warehouse. Verandah Blinds— 6 feet, price 4s 6d ; Bft, 6s 6d ; 10ft, 7a Gil. —J. Townley. 804 ONKY TO LEND, on Land— £3000 £1000. and £1300, or in sums to suit borrowers. Low rates. — David Morice, Union Bank Buildings,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7542, 24 January 1896, Page 3
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