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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8415, 14 January 1899, Page 3

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. ,' "jVTO TICK is hereby Riven that Mr -^- ' Edward Cuiirie has been appointed REGISTRAR OF ])O(.!S for the County «f Cimk for the Your 1809. The Fees for Registration of Dogs areSheep and Cattle Dogs ... 2a Cd each. All other Dogs f>s Oil each. This scale of fees applies to dogs that are registered before the .'!lst MARCH, 1899. After that date the fees will be— as for sheep and cattle dogs, and 10s each fur all other dogs. Kvery dot; MUST be registered, and if any person neglects to register his dog within 14 days from this date he ia liable to be prosecuted. The Registrar will travel through the country districts, but will call only once. The present Registration Oifices are the County Council OHicc, Gisliorne, and Mr Curries house, Ormond. Other country ofiices will be notified at a future date. JOHN WARKEN, Cleric. Gisborne, Jan. 13th, 1899. 050 PATUTAHI ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. npHAT portion of the Patntabi Valley 1. Road from Mr E. \V. Wells's to Mr R. 11. Stewart's, is CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY, the loth INSTANT, for Repairs to Culvert. T. W. BILHAM, Clerk. Patutahi, Jan. 12, ISOO. 917 FOR SALE. PJA ACHES LAND, Patutabi, with fj\J substantial Six-roomed Dwelling and Outbuildings. For particulars, apply — 006 D. M. ORR. PRIME SUGAR-CURED 2 CASES HAMS MSES 2 AND just to t$ A f^<TYl\T Ex hand. JtSi^LVjUIS TeAnau. JAMES McKEE, Gladstone lioad. ANTED KNOWN-Apricots, Figs, Plums, Peaches, Oranges, Lemons, Cherries 6d per lb, Strawberries, Raspberries, and all kinds Iced Drinks ; also, best Confectionery. Orders taken for Potatoes in any quantity. Apricots from 2d lb for preserving. At J. LEWIS'S, Opposite Herald Office. Telephone 106. 2,3 A PORTABLE ENGINE to be sold or £% to let, in good working order.— Apply Humphreys and Davys. 969 APRICOTS, Peaches, Plums, Strawberries, Blackberries, etc., for preserving, at lowest prices. — E. Barber, Makauri. A CCORDEONS, Violins, Strings, etc. 11. Pianos and Organs. Easy terms. At "The Dresden." See our show tonight.— C. F. Lewis, Agent. ■ 965 A GENUINE FACT ! Fresh Flounders Ci. fried while you wait, to take home for tea or supper. Fresh Fish, Ham and Eggs, Steak and Eggs, Tea, Coffee or Cocoa, at, all hours, at the Little Gem Refreshment Rooms.— Mrs H. Warren, 119 Gladstone road. 5 A GRAND LOT of Remnants in Prints, Galateas, Flannelettes, Calicoes, Ribbons. Embroideries, etc., etc., at Mrs Rosie's Clearing Sale. 7 BALE MACHINES will do work no other machine can look at. We guarantee every machine we sell. — C. F. Lewis, Agent. LOUSES.— Ladies' Fancy Silk Blouses (choice goods) will be thrown away ; only 5s lid, worth 10s Gd.— At Mask Way's. BLOUSES.— Ladies' Shirt Blouses, detached collars and cuffs, slightly soiled and wet, only Is lid. — At Makic Way's. CONSTIPATION and Piles cured by \J Loasbys " WAHOO," the only reliable remedy. Ask for Loashys. DANGER and annoyance reduced to a minimum by using Disinfecting Carbolic Acid. Bottles, Is and Is b'd. At the Pharmacy.— Harold Kane. RESSMAKING.— Ladies will please note that my Dressmaking Department has been transferred to my new rooms, upstairs in the new building just completed at the back of my present premises. — William Puttie. FOR SALE— Fine upstanding four-year-old Draught Mare, just broken; price £22.— W. P. Somervillb, Tolago Bay. FOR SALE— Stick of well-saved Hay, about 1!2 tons ; also, Four good Dairy Cows, two near calving.— E. Barber, Makauri. 967 GO to Henhy Lewis's for good value in Drapery, Clothing and Millinery. Every article sound and fresh, at the lowest prices in Gisborne. Established 21 years. Henry Lewis. Telephone 94. GRASS-SEED SHEETS, 72-inch, grey calico, damaged by water, 10k! and Is yard.— Only at Mark Way's. f^\ O to Lewis's for Nice Prints at 2Jd, \JT 3Jd, and 4Jd yard, Pongee Silks at 11 Jd yard, Ladies' and Cents' White China Silk Handkerchiefs (plain and hemstitched) at Is each, worth 3s Gd.— At Henry Lewis's. Telephone 94. IF in want of a Good Suit, call and get one made to measure. Fit and style guaranteed. Colonial and English Tweeds ;o choose from. — At Roi!Ei!lso.N''s, next Theatre Royal. 5 LOST, at Patutahi— Roll of Music, with owner's name on. — Kindly return to E. Skillicokn, at McCcnnell and Co.'s. LOST, at Matawhero Saleyards— Light sable and White Sheep Pup.— Finder rewarded on returning to H. DeLautour, Aberdeen road. 963 T ARGE ASSORTMENT now in stock JLi of Boys' Galatea and Drill Washing Suits, Boys' Sand Suits, Men's Kaiapoi Summer Trousers, nil sizes and prices. — At Rodertson's, next Theatre Royal. LOSS of Appetite, Nervousness, Irritability, Want of Energy, cured by Quinine and Iron Tonic. — Prepared by Harold Kase, Chemist, Gisborne. 9 MONEY TO LEND at 5 per cent, up o two-thirds of valuation, — D. Mortce, Union Bank Buildings. NOW OPEN! NOW OPEN! William Petti e's New Dressmaking Rooms, upstairs in his new premises. Moderate charges. Fit and style guaranteed. — William Pettie. NEW Dressmaking Rooms now ready, and will open on Monday morning, sth inst, when Miss Robertson will be pleased to meet her customers. — William Pi;ttik. RESPECTABLE Married Couple, with excellent referenced, arc wanting Re engagement. For particulars, apply Mrs East, the Gisborne Registry. Telephone No. 7. O.'ST STRAW HATS. — Ladies' Trimmed Sailor Gems and Fancy Straw Hats, Is each ; all one price. See window at Makic Way's. \\ r ANTED, to Purchase, for cash— i'"' Fiist-class Shaft Horse ; must be thoroughly sound. — Apply Hxrald Office. WANTED-An experienced General Servant. — Apply Mrs Mokgax. Union Bank. 95;) WANTED -A respectable General Servant. — Apply Mrs J. H. Martin, Stout street, Whataupoko. WANTED — A Cook, three Hoisedrivers, and three Nuvvicb. — Apply Roisekt Kxux, haiti. 911 BLOUSES. — Ladies' Blouses (damaged by water) will dear at Is b'd, at Mark Way's. 3