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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 575, 20 November 1902, Page 3

DALBETY & C 8„ LIMITED. STOCK, STATION, AND ,1 SHIPPING AGENTS, j Heaii OrTICE! j 95 Bishopsgate Street Within, London, E.C. Capital Fullv Subscribed .. £4,000.000 Capital IVd Up .. •• £1.000,000 j P.eserve Fund .. •• £ 107.000 j Branches at all the Principal Tow - in Au-trala-ni. ADVANCES MADE ON Approved Station Property Ensuing Clip of V, 00l Frozen Meat, And All Colonial Produce. MARINE IN'S I 'ItAN J r Effected at Lowest Current Hates. Woolpacks, Fencing Wire, and all Station Stores supplied. AGENCIES: i United I.'-ur .nee Company i Fisou’s Sheep Dipping Powder (Tr ttl Solicited) j Aoerdeen Lino of Steamers to Capetown ! and London ! Shaw, Savlll, and Albion Company to j London. Stores and Cilices ; K E AD’S QUA Y . GEORGE E. ELIOTT, Aoknt. ( COOK COUNTY COUNCIL, TKI E NN JA L LiL LiCTiON. WAIKOHL 1 RIDING, Id XTR AO R D IN ARY VACA NC Y ,

T HAVE this day received _ Ute foj.l. lowing ‘Nominations of Candidates to ii!l the Extraordinary Y,icaucy to represent the above Riding in the County Council. HARDING, .JOHN ALFRED LYSNAR. WILLIAM DOUGLAS. A POLL for the election of ONE or the above-named Candidates will he taken on FRIDAY, the 21st Not ember, between the hours oi U a.m. and ti p. 111., at the following Pulling Booths The Road Board Oliiee. Te Karaka. iMr Geohrey Maclean’s Woolsiied, \\ halatutu. Air Hansen’s Residence. Motu. Mr G- Smith’s Residence, Raukuroa. And at the Oilices oi the Cook County Council, Gisborne. PERCY J. SIR-TON, Returning Odicer. Te Karaka, Nov. lltli, liHi'i.

IN TIIE MATTER OK “THE ALCUiiUHC LKjIiUK -SALE CONTROL ACT, lS'J.'i," AND AMENDMENTS THEREOF. yc, E, JOHN ALFRED JIAUDV V INU, uJ Gisborne, ui tiie Provincial District <ll AucivlauU, Pilbiltall, JOHN MACAICOL LL-VIMIAC., ui idle same place, Accountant, and UiLLiAM OUouIAS Li SAAK, ui the same place, toulieiuir, do jointly and severally ami solemnly aiiu sincerely declare as follows : We, the said John Alfred llarding amt John Maenicoi Gumming, lew selves say 1 Thai the s;i ;, d John Alfred 1 larding’is l'resiili 11 of Hie Licensed \ lctuaders' Asso- -union al Uisuorue, and me said Jol 1 -* 1 macmcol Cumiiiiiig is Eeeiciai'y 1' > the said Association-. ■ I'hal the said Licensed YictualAssoeiaeion has not in any luau* Uc ,.. howsoever now or al any omer t , 4 uic contuiclui, oj a&i'ccu uueciiy or iiiUticti.lv 10 tuiiinijuic ui pay ally tinny, 111 inom> or in money s vtoiTn 10 Uie saiu vuliiaui cougias Lysnar tor or on account of ins c-a-penses or action in opposing Ri'ommtioii. 0. Thai we solemnly declare no porUOll of the tunas ut me said Association have been used or applied to: any such purpose either directly or muiietiiy. And 1, the said. William Duiiglas Lysnar, for myself, say 1. Thai 1 have not received nor arranged to receive either directly or in-' uirealy any money or consideration 0! any hind from Uie Licensed v lc win tiers j Association or any Publican or any person connected with Uie Unitor L'atiic for my excuses or services in opposing Prohibition,. 2. Tlmt the whole of the expenses that 1 have paid-, up to Lins date in opposing Prohibition, both at the IMJU Roil and the coming Poll, have been paid by myself, and no person whosoever lias at any time paid or given me anything lor or 011 account of the saints AND we jointly and severally make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to he true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the Genera! Assembly of New Zealand intituled “ The Justices of the Renee Act, 1662.'’ .1. A. lIAUDINU. J. M. GUMMING. W_. DUOGLAtt LVSNAR. Jointly and severally declared by the said John Allied Kardimi, John Maenicoi Gumming, “and William Douglas Lysnar ; this Kith day of Aovemhei'j 19U2, heiore me, W. A. BARTUN, A Justice of thy Peace in and for the Colony of New Zealand.

raio STAND THE X SEASON (By Special Bequest), At Mr T. Steele’s Paddock;, KkjV.j The Pure bred Clydc-odaie Stallion, “VOL XU DUKE. YOUNG DU Kid is by .Standard Lukc. importc:! dam liide-uway. by I Pride oi Scotland. Pride of Scotland 1 wos imported to New Zealand by JiU. ] Walls, list].. Kaiapoi. having been purchased in Glasgow, at the enormous sum oi fifteen hundred guineas. Stau--1 d a rd Duke was imported by Mr ChamI tiers, oi Hawke's Hay. lor iurtuer I information, see Stud Book. It was | not purposed to have stood Young Duke this season, and this is only j done at special request. All mares sent to Young Duke will he attended to by an experienced man (Mr (H A. S. Tuylon. who will make all arrangements as to fees. etc. Young Duke's service.- this season will be placed a- low at possible for a sire ot hr-, cl' i tie term; will be : Single untie, hi : two mare- <>i more. U 1 11 - AH ices are Putable to lnv-eli. or the vioo;u-m-charge, .-It O. A. S. Tailor. ‘)ne mouth's paddockim: nee : nilst that, '‘-s t ; d per week will be charged. M osey -- L Em MONEY to LEND, on approve freehold Security. , ! JOHN COLEMAN. r I XiTEW Table-top Sewing Machines now o r ; view ot “The Beehive.” Only £O. i bargain. Secure early, n TF Tour Watch won’t gc, take it to H. I if JL Smith, oi the- Goldsmiths’ Hall, Glai stoas road, next Fiishell. rv;