Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 574, 19 November 1902, Page 3

DALGETY & GO,, LIMITED STOCK, STATION, and SHIPPI>• G AGE NT S . Head Office : 06 Bishopsgate Street Within, London, E.C. Capita! Fully Subscribed ■ • £1.000.000 Capital Paid Up .. •• £1.000,000 Reserve Fund .. •• £137,000 Branches at all the Principal Tow ? in Australasia. ADVANCES MADE ON Approved Station Property Ensuing Clip of V> 00l Frozen Meat, And AU Colonial Produce. MARINE INSURAN CE ESected at Lowest Current Rates. Woolpacks, Fencing Wire, and all Station Stores supplied. AGENCIES ; j

United Insur-mao Company Fisou’s Sheep Dipping Powder (Trial Solicited) Aoerueen Lino of Steamers to Capetown and London Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company to London. Stores and Offices: READ'S QUAY. GEOEGE E. ELIOTT, AOEJ-'T. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL, TRIENNIAL ELECTION. WAIKOUU IUDJNO EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY, T HAVE litis day received the fol--1. lowing Nominations of Candidates to till the Extraordinary Vacancy to represent the above Riding in the County Council. HARDING, JOHN ALFRED LYSNAR, WILLIAM DOUGLAS. A ROLL for the Election of ONE ot the above-named Candidates will be taken on FRIDAY', the dlst November, between the hours of !) a.m. and li p.m., at the following Rolling Rootlis The Road Hoard Office. Te Karaka. Itlr Geolirey Maclean's Woolshed, Whatatutu. Mr Hansen’s Residence, Motu. Mr G. Smith's Residence, Raukuroa. And at the Offices of the Cook County Council, Gisborne. RERCY J. SEKTON, Returning Officer. Te Karaka, Nov. 11th, EJO2.

IN THE MATTER UK “ THE ALCOHOLIC LK2UOK SALE CONTROL AC T, 18»3,” AND AM E.NDM I'! NTS Tll EltEO K. ■si, E, JOHN ALFRED HARUV V INO, of Gisborne, m the Provincial District of AuwUaiul, Pulnitau, JOHN MACNICOL OuMIuLnG, oi ihe same plate, Aetouinani, ami WILLIAM DUUGLAS L 1 to.NAit, uL tile same plate, Solicitor, do jointly and severally and solemnly ami sincerely declare as follows We, ilie said John Allred Harding and John Macnicol dimming, tor ourselves say 1. 'L'liat the said John Alfred Harding is President of the Licensed Yictuallers’ Association at Gisuurne, and the said John Macnicol Camming is Secretary to the said Association. 2. That the said Licensed Victuallers’ Association has not m any manner howsoever now or at any other time promised, contracted, or agreed directly or indirectly to contribute or pay anything m money or m money’s wortn to the said William Douglas Lysnar lor or on aecouni of his expenses or action in opposing Prohibition. 3. That we solemnly declare no portion of tire funds of me said Association have been used or applied for any such purpose either directly or indirectly. And 1, the said William Douglas Lysnar, for myself, say 1. That I have not received nor arranged to receive either directly or induectly any money or consideration ol any Kind from the Licensed Victuallers Association or any i'ublican or any person connected with the liquor trailio lor my expenses or services in opposing Prohibition. 2. That the whole oi the expenses that 1 have paid up to this date in opposing Prohibition, borli at the 18‘J‘J Poll and the coming Poli, have been paid by myself, and no person whosoever has at any time paid or given me anything for or on account oi the same. AND we jointly and severally malic this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and In virtue oi the provisions of an Act oi the General Assembly oi New Zealand intituled " The Justices oi the Peace Act, 1882.” J. A. HARDING. J. M. GUMMING. \V\ DOUGLAS LYSNAR. Jointly and severally declared bv the said John Allred Harding, John Macnicol Gumming, and William Douglas Lvsnar, this 13th day ol November, 11102, before me, W. A. BARTON, A Justice oi the Peace in and for the Colony of New Zealand.

mO STAND THE X SEASON (By Special Bequest), At Mr T. Steele’s Paddocks, Kaiti, The Puie-brod Clydesdale Stallion, YOUKG DUIvE.

YOUNG IiUKK u by Standard I I Duke,' imported dam Bide-away, by Pride oi Scotland. Pride Scotland was imported to Zealand by Jan ( Walls. 1-;“"., Kaiapoi. having been purchased in Glasgow, at the enormous sum of liiteen hundred guineas. Standard Dube was imported by Mr Chambers, ot Hawke's Bay. For further informal ion, see Stud Book. It was not purposed to have stood Young Duke this season, and this is only j done at special request. All mates sent to Young Duke will lie attended to by an experienced man (Mr G. A S. Taylori, who will make all as to fees. etc. Young Duke'-- services this season will lie placed as low at possible for a sire oi ins oi• i^s. 1 in l terms will l)o : Single mate. £3 • Iv, o mutes oi more, I",. All ices are payable to myself, or the guoom-in-charge, Mr G. A" S. Taylor. Gne month's paddock,ng free ; art?" than ds tid pet week will be charged. NEW Table-top Sewing Machines now on view at “The Beehive.” Only £O. A bargain. Secure early. IF your Watch won’t go, take it to H. B Smith, of the Goldsmiths’ Hall, Gladstone road, next Fire-bell. IF you are buviug a resent, be sure and inspect l£ It, Smith’s stock before I purchasing elsewhere,