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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12615, 18 November 1911, Page 1

HUDDART-PARKER LINE. FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE. ULIMAROA (Wyllie) ... 6770 tons reg. WIMMERA (Waller) ... 3022 tons reg. VICTORIA (Entwisle)... 2969 tons reg. Will sail (circumstances permitting) FOR NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND fIUNEDIN. Victoria, Wed., Nov. 29, 7 p.m. (No cargo after noon.) First launch on arrival. FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. Wimmera, Saturday, Nov. 25, 10 a.m. FOR MELBOURNE, via BLUFF AND HOBART (From Dunedin.) Ulimaroa, Sunday, December 3rd. FOR SYDNEY DIREOT. ! (From Wellington.) Ulimaroa, Friday, November -17. I * All tiokets are available also for Btopover or return by ANY of UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of U.S.S. Co.'s tickets may travel by above-named vessels. DALGETY AND CO., - Agente. /_*" J-1 p # AND Q f £MJSE^BTEAU NAVIGA•Q_H___P< TION COMPANY. STEAMERS for LONDON, calling at Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Frej mantle, Colombo, Aden, Marseilles, Gibraltar, and Plymouth,' with liberty to call at Brindisi, as under:— Leave Bteamera. Tons Captain. Sydney. Moldavia 10000 B. H. Gordon Dee 2 Mongolia 10000 Preston, 8.N.8, Deo. 16 Mooltan 10000 Haddock, 8.N.8. Dec. 30 Malwa 11000 A. Thompson " - .Jan. 12 NIW ZIALAND 11BVI01. UU. ■■-.-*:-.. ■ Leave Auokland approx. Moldavia | 10000 ( Gordon, 8.N.8 I Nov. 23 Mooltan | 10000 1 Haddock, 8.N.8. ' Deo. 21 For rates of Passage, apply to — THE GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS* FROZEN MEAT CO., LTD., Agents.

TO FARMERS. WANTED. WANTED, to Buy — Line of good' MAIZE. I Also, BARLEY. * ' Apply— H. S. LEDDELL, 151 Peel Street, (Near Railway Bridge). P.O. Box 216. 'Phone 679. ' . 192 COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. REGISTRATION OF MOTORS. PURSUANT to the-»r6visi6nS'of Part H. of "The Mot-tf^gu^frion Act, j 1908," notice is hereby .given '.that this Council did, by resolution passed at. a -Special Meeting of the Council, held on the 30th October, 1911, . decide that Part IT. of "Tlie Motor Act, 1908," shall be, -brought into operation/ in the County of Cook-o_~*the- Ist -"day* of J3ECEMBER, 1911. jit is propose^ to^charge a Registration lfee of TeiiShillings upon all Motor Carriages hav-' ing four wheels, and .a fe I"ee of Five Slnllinm upon Motors h%ing sless tliah four AVheels. . v , JfOHN WARREIN. Clerk. Gisborne, 2nd November, 1911. 774 I

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. ARAI RTDING. I HEREBY give notice that at a Poll of • the Ratepayers of the above Riding, taken, on Wednesday, the Bth November, 1911, for the return of TWO (2) Members to represent the above. Riding on the Cook County Council; . the following Votes were recorded: — JEX-BLAKE, Thomas . ... 187 LEES, Thomas Rowlev ... 89 WARD, Thomas " 99. WILLIAMS, Claud Herbert... 158 I therefore declare Thomas JEiXBLAKE and Claud Herbert WILLIAMS duly elected to represent the Arai Riding on the Cook County Council. J. E. DAULTON, I Substitute Returning Officar. ' November 18th, 1911. 268

TO LET. MR F. J. HONAN'S beautiful RESIDENCE, in Stanley Road, five rooms, fitted with all conveniences, h.p. boiler, gas lighting and cooking, bathroom, etc. ; grounds laid out in lawn nnd walks and vegetable garden. Possession next week.— :For further particulars, apply to Pearson. Max ' Jackson,' and de Lautour, Ltd., Lowe St. 24 TO LET. SIX-ROOIkIED HOUSE, all conveniences, Palmerston Road ; handy to town ; 16s per week. Apply— ■'*..-' F. HALL AND SONS. 57 - -•■.. - TO LET. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, wash-houstf, and all conveniences, 4 acres Land, near Williams' woolshed, main . road, Puha ; 12s 6d per week. * Apply— 56 F. HALL AND SONS.

LOVERS of Art will do well to call on Parker, Grey street, and .'inspect his stock of Pictures (beautiful reproductions of famous artists), including Photogravures, Burlington proofs, Artists' proofs, eto. JOHNSTONE & SMITH for Men's Panamas (the real thing), from 17s 6d, Straw Boaters from 2s 6d to 9s 6d. GOOD Building Sites, well over 1-acre, £130; close proposed trams; away from dust of main road ; handy to town. — James Innes, Lowe atreet. THE ACME Sheep and Cattle Ear--Markers are recommended by .the Stock Department of the New Zealand Government. These markers do not tear the ear ; they cut clean. — Obtainable only at Prime's, ironmonger. OKITU— First Prize Factory Butter. Best that money can buy." Government Judge says, "It is fit for a King." 265 T tDTE'S really not worth living once 'JLjyour digestion has become impaired. When you feel even the first twinges of Indicestion, you've an urgent need for Dr. Crossland's "Noxol"— that wonderful remedy of Nature's own compounding. Don't put it off, for delay means much to you. Get "Noxol" now, and be healthy and strong once more; _s a bottle at 'your chemist's. IT stands to reason that when the stomach is unable to digest the food it receives, .every other organ is beinsr atarved, and both phvsically and mentnllv you are unfitted to carry out vour daily fluties. No matter how lonc*standin? your case, Dv. Croseland s "Noxol" will cure vou. Try it to-4a.V:" All chemist* sell "-Noxol" at 2s > per bottle.