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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 65, 20 March 1901, Page 3

AUTUMN & WINTER DRAPERY. —o—.PETTIE. IVTOW OPENING—i>I ow OPENINGEXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS, Ex S.S. RIMUTAKA AND KARAMEA, FROM LONDON. FULL PARTICULARS IN A LATER ISSUE. I s EAST COAST ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. I

£5 REWARD. THE SHOOTING SEASON in Cook and Waiapu Counties for Native and Imported Game commences on the Ist MAY, 1901, and closes on the 31st of July following, both days inclusive. It is also notified that this year is a CLOSE SEASON in which the Native Pigeon, Pukako (Pakura) and Kaka shall not be shot, taken, or killed. A BEWARD of FIVE POUNDS (£5) will be given by the above Society to anyone giving information leading to the conviction of any person shooting or selling Imported Game without a License, selling Native Game without a License, or shooting Native Pigeons, Pukako (Pakura), or Kaka. H. J. FINN, President. PANUITANGA. KO TE HUNGA WHAKAKAINGA MANU MAI 0 TO KONEI TAKIWA. £5 FAUNA TE UTU. KO TE TAKIWA o roto i te Kaute o Kuki me Waiapu mo te pupuhi manu Maori manu pakeha mai o Tawahi ka timata i te 1 o -nga ra o Mei, ka kati i te 31st o nga ra o Hurae, 1901. E kati ana i tenei tau te pupuhi o te Kereru Maori Pakura a Kaka kaore e puhia e mauria e patua. Ko taua moni e 5 pauna ka hoatu etauahunga kite tangata mana e whaki mai ite korero e tau ai te he ki runga i te tangata e pupuhi manu ana e hoko manu pakeha ana e hoko manu Maori Eaihana kore ana ranei. HIU WHINI, Tiamana, Timuaki. - HARBOR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS, RATEPAYERS, AND RESIDENTS Of the BOROUGH OF GISBORNE.

Ladies and Gentlemen,— It is with some diffidence that I again ask that you will at the forthcoming Harbor Board Election accord me your very pronounced and substantial support, as on the last occasion. Your interests aro inseparable from, my own, and I feel confident that you will, on Thursday, the 21st, emphasise your previous wish in a more emphatic vote in my favor. It is an imperative duty upon every resident to exercise the franchise for the good government of his country, local or general; and I am reminded in the course of a sermon by a wellknown local divine some twelve months ago, who said in very emphatio language: “A man or woman who fails to exercise their privileges of citizenship in electing their representative, whether local or Parliamentary, is unworthy of our boasted Liberty.” Exercise your privileges, and vote unhesitatingly. Yours faithfully, J. WHINRAY. TO the ETiEdTORS OF THE BOBOUGH HARBOR DISTRICT. Ladies and Gentlemen, — Owing to the irregularities in the late election, I am again in justice to you compelled to seek your support. I have neither clique nor party to serve. It will therefore be my earnest endeavor, if elected, to guard your interests to the best of my ability. Yours faithfully, E. P. JOYCE. NOTICE OF SITTING OF ASSESSMENT COURT.

BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. I HEREBY. Notify that I shall hold a Sitting of the Assessment Court for the Borough of Gisborne, at the Magistrate’s Courthouse, Gisborne, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of March, 1901, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon. W. A. BARTON, Judge of Assessment Court. Magistrate’s Office, Gisborne, March 16th, 1901. GISBORNE RIFLES. MEMBERS are directed to call at Messrs Johnston and Sweet’s after 12 Noon on WEDNESDAY, 20th inst., to be measured for Cloth Uniform. J. WARREN, Captain. GISBORNE POUND. IMPOU N D E D By Banger, on March 18th, 1901, for trespassing on public roads, Kaiti— One Black Gelding, branded JU near rump and like FP (conjoined) on oil rump. One Bhoe on. Sore back. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold at the above Pound on WEDNESDAY, March 20th, at 12 Noon; E. WILKINSON, Poundkeeper. MONEY TO LEND. THtTE have Various. Sums of Money to T Y Lend at Lowest Cgrrext Bates of Interest. BEES BROS., Solicitors, Lowe Street. Telephone No. 81. j n