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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1585, 16 October 1905, Page 3

WAIAPU ELECTION. MR H. H. WALL’S COASTAL MEETINGS MR H. H. WATjIj addresses ihe olootora of Waiopu, at tho following places Tolago Bay—Monday Evening, oohoolroom, 7 80. Tokomaru—Tuoaday, 7.80. Waiplro—Wednesday, 7.30. Tuparoa—Thursday. Port Awanul—Friday. To Araroa—Saturday. Gisborne and other phoea—lmmediately after the Agricultural Show.

XjOOIC I I ? K :iNG’3 THEATRE TE KARAKA. THURSDAY, Ootober 19th, At 8 p.m. TENNIS SOCIAL. In aid of To Earaka Tennis Club. Double Tioketa 4s, Extra Lady 2s 6d, R. D. CARDER, Hon. Sec.

n arc ice, THE Waikato Cattle advertise! for Sale on Thursday next have been delayed on the road, and will NOT be offered until a later date, due notice of which will be given. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. NEW ZEALAND ACCOUNTANTS' AND I UDITOBS’ ASSOCIATION (Begld EXAMINATIONS: To be held in various centres of the Colonv, on NOVNMBEB 20th, 21st, and 22nd, 1905. Local Keprrseutatative: Mr Thomas A. Coleman, Publio Accountant, Gladstone ltd. APPLICATIONS must reach the Begistrar not later than OCTOBER 21st. 1905, J. H. MACKIIS, , Begistrar. Mercantile Chambers, Queen St., Auokland

POVEBTY BAY AGRIQUIiTUBAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW OCTOBER 24th AND 25th, 1905. ENTRIES close 14th instant. Intending Exhibitors will MUCH ASSIST by sending in their Entries as EARLY AS POSSIBLE before that date. H. M, PORTER, Secretary.

POVERTY BAX AGBICULIURAL AND PaSTORAL SOCIETY. LTEBATIONS AND ADDITIONS l. TO CATALOGUE. HOBSES. In Class 29 (dualera), first prize £3 is do, nated by Mr F. Pattullo ; 2nd, £2 ; 3rd £l. Class 32—Read, Pony or Cob. SHEEP. Class 140— Bead, Fat Hoggets Class 149 —Pet Sheep ; must be hand-reared by Exhibitor. PRODUCE. All Grain Exhibits to be two bushels, instead ot one saob. Extra—Class 194 a, best six cob 3 ot Maize. Prize, £1 COMPETITIONS.

210—Steeplechase : Prize money will be as follows:—First, £7 ; 2nd, £3 ; 3rd, £l. 210a—Wire Jnmp : Entry fee 6a for all exhibitors. first prize £5, 2nd prize £2. Dr Soott present j a whip to the winner of this eveot. Trotting—Handicaps by Committee. H. M. PORTER, Secretary. GISBORNE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. Applications for the position of CARETAKER will be received by the undersigned, up till FRIDAY, the 20th iDst. Particulars of duties, etc., oan be ascertained on application to ANDREW GRAHAM, Chairman Sohool Committee. Gisborne. 6th October, 1905. POVERTY BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. ENTRIES for the Wood-chopping Competition will be received by Mr Con. Neenan, of Ormond, as well as a t the Society’s office. H. M. PORTER, Secretary. NOTICE. THE CHOPPING COMPETITION to have been heen held at Ormond on }be 21st inst., will be held on the 24th instant I (First Day of Show). . ", 0, NEENAN.

NOTICE. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. PURSUANT to the terms of “Th Banks and Bankers’ Act Amendment Act, 1882,” and “ The Bank Holidays Act, 1902," FRIDAY, the 20ih day of October, 1905, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the offioes of the undermentioned Banks at Gisborne. The Union Bank of Australia, Limited. G. E. TOLHUBST, ws.—a S 3 • Ihspeotor. The Bank of New South Wales. E. J. PINCH, Inspector. The Bank of Australasia. A. P. WEBSTER, For the Inspector. Bank of New Zealand. A. MACINTOSH, General Manager,

GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. HOLIDAY NOTICE. POVERTY BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY’S ANNUAL SHOW. To be held at Park Racecourse on WEDNESDAY, 25th OCTOBER, 1905. IN aooordance with Clause No. 16 of “ The Shops and Offices Aot, 1904,” I hereby proolaim WEDNESDAY, 25'h October, a Publio Holiday, in order to allow the |Publio an opportunity to attend the Show (People’s Day). The tradespeople generally are invited to close their premises on that day in lieu of the usual Thursday. JOHN TOWNLEY, Mayor. GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. HOLIDAY NOTICE. TRAFALGAR,DAY- FRIDAY' 20th OCTOBER, 1905. IN accordance with Clause No. 16 of 11 The Shops and Offices Act, 1904,” I hereby proolaim FRIDAY, October 20, 1905, from 12 Noon, a Publio Holiday, in order to allow the people to attend the oeremony to be held at Read’s Quay, aDd celebrate Nekon’s Centenary. The tradespeople generally arc invited to olose their premises on that day in lien of the usual Thursday. JOHN TOWNLEY, Mayor.