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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8409, 7 January 1899, Page 3

A GARDEN FETE, In Aid of the Funds of Holy Trinity Clnireh, will be held in the WAIKANAE PADDOCKS, ON THURSDAY, 12th JANUARY, 1809, from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. The CITY BAND have kindly consented to play Selections during the Evening. PROGRAMME — Outek Grounds, from 2 P.M. TO 3 I.M. Girls and Boys' Races, Sack Races, etc., etc., under supervision of Captain Winter. Prizes presented by Mrs Browne, and Messrs Townley, Dalrymple, Crawford, and Cottrell. From 3.30 to 4.30 p.m., under Captain Winter.— Tilting at the Ring, Lemon Cutting, Tent Pegging (all necessaries provided). Prizes presented by Messrs W. Morgan, Primrose, and Williams. Entrance, Is. Best Decorated Bicycle (ladies), entrance Is : first and second prizes, Gold Brooch in case, and 21s, presented by Messrs Good and Townley (winner to have option). The same (gentlemen), entrance Is ; prize, Trophy valued at 21s, presented by Messrs Miller and Ormond. Best Decorated Perambulator or Go-cart; entrance Is; prizes, Ist Ms, 2nd 7s, 3rd si. Best Decorated Vehicle ; entrance Is ; prize, Horse shod for six months by Humphreys and Davys, Entries for these competitions to be made on or before 4 p.m. on the day of Fete, to Mr Ranger or Mr Ferris, Pea Rifle Shooting on the banks of the Waikanae, under the supervision of Mr G. Humphreys. INNER GROUNDS. From 2 p.m. to s p.m.— Rounders, Swings, Driving the Nail, Threading the Needle, Aunt Sally ; Lucky Tub, the Misses ; Refreshment Stall, Miss Gray. TEA from 5 to 6.30 p.m. 6.30 P.M. — Handicap of 75 Yards for the Incumbent, Officers and Members of Vestry. Forced nomination of Is each. Prize presented by Mr Hennessy. 7 to 8 p.m.— Amusements, Rounders, Swings, Tug-of-war (country ladies v. Gisborne ladies). BTO 10 p.m.— The City Band will play selections for the amusement of the visitors, and coffee will be supplied ivt 9 p.m. 10 p.m.—" God Save the Queen." N.B.— General and Only Entrance : Mrs Humphreys' Gate, Carnarvon Street. Visitors are requested to provide themselves with tickets either at the gate or beforehand, which may be inspected by the Committee at any time. All horses and vehicles must be handed over to the Caretaker, who will place them in a secure paddock at a charge of 6d per horse. Admission' : Adults (to view all sports, etc., from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., including tea at 5 p.m.), 2s per head ; famil es of four adults and over, Is 6d head ; children from 6 to 15 years, Is head ; under, free. The inner gates will be opened at 7 p.m. for the 8 to 10 p.m. amusements, at Is per head. CHAS. W. FERRIS, Hon. Sec. N.B.— The ladies and gentlemen who have kindly promised to contribute will please be good enough to give the Secretary notice before the 10th January, so that arrangements may be made to obtnin their contributions. 80S

LOST. LOST— One £20 Note, on B,ink of New South Wales ; also, Four £20 Notes, on Bank of New South Wales. Numbers known. Payment stopped. Reward of £5 on return of first note, and substantial reward on return of others. Apply— ARGYLL HOTEL. to builders npENDERS invited for the Erection of a JL Convent, in Kaiti. Tenders to close at Noon on SATURDAY, 14th inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications may be seen at mv office. W. P. PINNERAN, 897 Architect. THE GISBORNE REGISTRY OFFICE. GEO. WILLIAMS begs to announce that he baa started a REGISTRY OFFICE for the engagement of domestic, farm, and other labor, and invites persons wishing to obtain employment, aDd those who have vacancies, to communicate with GEORGE WILLIAMS, Tobacconist, Gladstone Road. Telephone No. 98. 874 FOR SALE. ABOUT 25 TONS BEST KIDNEY POTATOES. Price, 5s per cwt. Country settlers can be supplied from Patutaiii. Orders left at shop promptly attended to. J. LEWIS, 873 Patutahi. COAL jl^ COAL Newcastle Coal, Ex "RIVER HUNTER." BEST NEWCASTLE SCREENED HOUSEHOLD COAL NOW LANDING. CHEAP from the ship's side. 816 A. SAWYER & COMPANY. " THE LAND-TAX AND INCOMETAX ACT, 1888." Land-and-Inoome-Tax Office, Wellington, 4th January, 1899. BY Order in Council, made and issued by His Excellency the Governor in Council on the 9th day of December last, under the authority of the above Act, it was determined that the respective dnties by way of income-tax leviable under the > said Act should be paid in one sum ou MONDAY, the 30th day of January, 1899, , at the office of the Commissioner of Taxes, i Government Buildings, Wellington ; and, ; in accordance with such Order in Council, I hereby give notice that the said duties t will be payable accordingly. JOHN McGOWAN, 877 Commissioner of Taxes. • _ THOS. DALRYMPLE. Wholesale, Retail andFurnishiDg ■ Ironmonger. . IMPORTER OF ENGLISH, AMERICAN 1 AND CONTINENTAL HARDWARE. IS now In receipt of a Largo and Varied Stock of GARDEN REQUISITES, o including — c Lnwn Mowers, Spades (best milkers) ;t Hedge, Border and Pruning Shears 0 Garden Rakes, Hoes, Dutch Hoe 3 '" Syringes, Trowels, etc. ! : Scythes, Reap Hooks, Water Cans 1 Scythe Stones, etc. All Sizes of GALVANISED WIRE NETTING (suitable for Poultry Runs, etc.) kept in stock. XOOIS. (tatious in this line. We have the Largest) MaeKanies 1 and Best Stock in the Dis- ""WCfIaBICS trict of Mechanics' Tools, J TOOIS. Inspection of which is invited. LAMPWARE ! On hand and to arrive Choicest Selection — of Lamps ever imported into Gisborne. SPORTING REQUISITES. SPORTING REQUISITES. re On hand a Large Stock of TENNIS o f GOODS, by Stazenger and Wisden. 3ii ■ Special importation of Salter's POLC STICKS for the Season. c. CROQUET and CRICKET Material. 10 LAWN GOLF to arrive. Liberal discountsforSPOT CASE Telephone No. 58. 00 P.O. Box No. '23.