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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1595, 6 November 1905, Page 3

OOOK COUNTY ELECTION. HANGAROA RIDING. ADIEB AND GENTLEMEN,—

Having a real interest in this Biding, and owing to tho loot that it has boon very muoh nogloolod in tho past, I have dooided to aooedo to tho request ■ to stand as a Candidate and oontoat tho olootion, and i( olootod, I will undertake to boo all portions of tho Biding oro fairly and equitably dealt with, and particularly 1 to do ail I can to push on tho completion of tho Hangaroa-Tiniroto road; also to further tho interests of tho HaogaroaVahora settlors as muoh as possible, I would ask all oleotora to make it oonvouiont to attond and record their Volos on WEDNEBDAY, tho Bth inst. Yours truly, FRED. J. LYSNAR.

GOOK COUNTY COUNCIL, WAIKOHU RIDING. NOTIOE la Hereby Given that addi tional Polling Booths are appointed ai Mr G, A. Smith’s (store, Whakarau, and fiat taratohl, The Willows. P. J. SEFTON, l Returning Offlaor. Gisborne, Nov. 4.1005.

| COOK .COUNTY COUNCIL’, ARAI BIDING. NOTICE la Hereby Given that an addi tional Polling Booth will be opened al Mr Flood's Woolehed, Tokoaut Road. FREDK. T. FARAM, Returning Officer. Gisborne, Nov. 4,1905.

MATAWHERO STOCK YARDS. THURSDAY, Bth inßt., being King’s Birthday, MO Sale will be held. Our next sale is fixed for THURSDAY, November 16th, and thereafter weekly till further notioe. WILLIAMS & REnrrLE* iU<L N.2. LOAN AND MERCANTILE ' AGENCY. COju !M.i MATAWHERO STOCK SALE.

mHURSDAY NEXT, being the King's JL Birthday, our Sale advertised lor the 9lh instant* is POSTPONED till the 16th INSTANT. COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd, DALGETY & CO., LtdAuctioneers. NUHAKA STOCK SALE. O UR NEXT STOCK SALE Will be held on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, Present Entries; /i/\rv SHE E P OUU . Including 400 Hoggets HEAD OF CATTLE Further Entries luvited. DALGETY AND CO., Lti. A. 8. WAOHSSUNN, Auctioneer.

BAIN BROS. Instructed by Mrs Beattie, will Sell by Public Auction, at her residence, “The Point, Wbataupoko. on WEDNESDAY NEXT,. Bth Instant, At 2 p.m.,' Absolutely Without Reserve, rItHE WHOLE OF HER HOUSEHOLD 1. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Consisting of— Drawing-room Suite, Overmantels Oilpaintings, Kanoy Paintings Rattan Ware, Easy and Austrian Chairs, Curtainß, Carpets Whatnots, Fenders Double and Single Iron Bedsteads ’ Duchess Pairs, (Jheata of Drawers Mattresses, Blankets. Toilet Ware Blinds, Wardrobes, Dining Table Crockery, Linoleum, Bideboard Kitchen Ware acd Utensils Hall Furniture, etc., etc., and Lots too numerous to mention, ,W* r A'. HBAN.Y, Auctioneer.

WOOL SEASON, 1905*6. The Tyser Line's S.S. MIMIRO (10,000 tons). WLL LOAD at Gisborne up to the 15th of NOVEMBUtt, in time to oatoh London January Sales. Early application lor spaoe neoessary. WILLIAMS A KETTLE. Ltd., Agents.

MATAWHERO FOUND. IMP OUN D ED At Matawhero PoundOne Bay Mare, bluok points, no brand visible. If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be Bold at the above Pound-yard, on WEDNESDAY, November 15th, at Noon. J. A. LUCAS, Poundkeeper.

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