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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1637, 29 December 1905, Page 3

Taking the Maori election, tbo Maoris seldom made mistakes, said Mr Seddoa in I Auckland. In the last Parliament there were four Government supporters ; the election was concluded, and there were still four members returned to support the Liberal party. The natives, taking a pattern from what occurred at Wanganui, sent Apirana NgaSa in place of Wi Pere, and in Ngata taey had sent a member who would do his race great credit in Par', liament. . (Hear, hear.) He was a man of great soholastio attainments, one who had nobly devoted his educational attainments, and given his life to the raoe to whioh he belonged. His people thought ho could serve them better in Parliament, and they bad sent him there. In his telegram to the speaker af:er the election he expressed himself as being deeply sorry that their mutuil friend, Wi Pere, had been defeated, and hoped that an opportunity would still be given him to serve his oountry in Parliament. This was a sentiment wbioh did him great credit, and augured well far bis success in the publio life of this colony.

NEW YEAR’S NIGHT. “ UNCLE TOM’S CABIN.” Complying with es from numerous requ ts THE RICE DRAMATIC COMPANY Will stage (he Popular Drama, “U la Tern’s Cabin,” on New Year’s Night scfsms3 POPULAR PtiICES 3a, 2s, and Is Children Ha'f-prioo to all parts of the house MATAWHERO SALEYARDS,

WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., In conjunction with MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their ftlatawhero taleyards, on acoount of Mark Harrison, Esq., Waikato, Ull THURSDAY, the 4th JANU ARY, HEAD OP CATTLE <f UU Including 350 18*mon'h to 2-y<ar-old Heifers 350 18-month to 2-year-old Steers The above are a particularly choice lot of ehorthorn heifns and steers, and have been oarefully seleoted to euit the district. Those who require to fill thfir wants in this direction should not m ! si this opportunity of securing heifers and steers from the best Waikato herds, G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer.

GISBO'NE BOROUGH COUNCIL RATES 1905-6. RATEPAYERS are hereby notified that All Rates must be paid On Or Before the 31st Instant; otherwise, Summonses will be issued for the recovery of same, together with an additional charge of Ten Per Cent, thereon. R. D. B. ROBINSON Town Clerk. Town Clerk’s Office, Gisborne, December 20th, 1905.

N EW Z EALAND jgAILWAYS GISBORNE SECTION. ON MONDAY, January Ist. 1906, ihe ordinary time-table will be suspended and the following trains will run instead Gisborne, dep. Te Karaite, arr. To Kamha, dep. Gisborne, arr. Second-cla's Tickets, at 2s. Gisborne to Te Karaite, or vice versa, issued on January Ist, will be available for return on following day ' BY ORDER. Dutcict Office, Gisborne, Dicamber 21, 1905.

STOCK SALE WILLIAMS AND KETTLE (Limited) Will hold their next stock sale at MATAWHERO YARDS, THURSDAY N> XT, JAN 4th, Wh’n thGy will offer— SHEFP, OATTLF, PI IS, Etc. Present Entries:

1100 Including cattle 0T1C,700 Heifers and Steers, from Waikato ~ "350 2J to 3£ year-old Steers 33 Cots, Bullocks and Steers SHEEP Including lOO'Ewc* and Lambs 50 Fat Ew s 150 Fat Wethers Sale at 11.30 a.m. For.her Entiios Invited, B a WYLLIE, Auctioneer.

REMOWOOTICE, HP-HE international land JL AGENOY HAS REMOVED ITS OFFICES TO ; LOWE STREET, Opposite Masonio Hotel, and next door to Mr W. Miller’B. 0. B. DeL AUTO 08, , Manager,