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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 305, 8 September 1875, Page 3

AV/ - ANTED, —-A MAN to drive a Team of ’ * Horses. None but an experienced hand required. Good Wages given. Apply to Masonic Hotel stables, Gisborne, or to J. BIDGOOD, Ormond. 460 UP ANTED a 1 JUNIOR CLERK; also a ’ ’ YOUTH to learn the business. Apply to William Adaib. 507, GISBORNE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY'S BALL. ~ Pathon ?, , THU HONORABLE SIR DONALD McLEAN. ■’ Stewards : DR. NESBITT, MAJOR WESTRUP, AND MESSRS POYNTER, VON DADELSZEN, TURNER AND MCDONALD; 7— A CHARITY BALL, in connection,with the, above Society, will be held in the FREEMASONS’ HALL GISBORNE on TUESDAY EVENING the 14th of September next. Dancing to commence at 8 o’clock. Single Tickets, 7s 6d; double tickets, 10s 6d each,. can he ohtoined, nl- the. Standard and Herald offices. 525 AN EVENING WITH Charles Dickens. ON THURSDAY EVENING, ‘ STH INST., rpHE REV. W. HEVINGHAM ROOT A- will deliver A LECTURE IN- THE MASONIC HALL, ON Charles Dickens, To BE FOLLOWED BY READING HIS CELEBRATED CHRISTMAS CAROL. Doors open 7.30 ; to commence at 8. Admission—-Front Seats, 3s ; back, 2s. The proceeds will be given to the MANSE BUILDING FUND. 519

SOIREE. It is proposed to hold a SOIREE TO WELCOME THE Rev. E. Willialns On his arrival here, to take place AN EARLY DATE, IN IHB FREEMASONS’ HALL Several Ladies have kindly offered to provide Refreshments. SONGS AND RECITATIONS Will be given. 513 EDWIN WOON.

GISBORNE CRICKET CLUB: TV/TEMBERS are particularly requested to pay their subscriptions without delay to MR. CAULTON, Honorary Treasurer, a funds are urgently required. C. W. FERRIS, 518 Hon. Sec. - CAUTION. THE public are hereby cautioned against negotiating the following cheques, drawn on the Union Bank of Australia, Gisborne, and signed by me, payment for the same having been stopped at the Bank : — No. 379, in favor of Henare Rurn for £49, dated Sept. 2, 1875 No. 380, in favor of Hemara for £9, dated Sept. 2,1875. No. 381 in favor of Hemara for £4B, dated Sept. 2, 1875. 532 THOS. SCRIVENER. To stand this season, ■ at Combermere, the thorough-bred stallion DAINTY ARIEL. IT would be well for sporting men and owners of brood mares to remember that this cross has proved most successful in the racing world in England. Eclipse, the founder of the strain, was never beaten, and in seventeen months won upwards of £25,000. He was afterwards used for the stud, and'was the sire of the extraordinary number of three hundred and thirty-four who netted for their owners upwards of £160,000. Riddlesworth, the sire of Dainty Ariel, ran second in the Derby, and won the 2000 Guineas in England. In Australia the Barb and Yattenden were both fivst-class champions op"the course, and at the stud they have also been very successful, Yattenden being the sire of 62 winners last year. In New Zealand the same strain of blood has been very good. These were Hurricane, Dainty Ariel, Doch-en-doris, Isleman, Yatterina, Volunteer, and Maori Weed. Dainty Ariel has proved himself a sure foal-getter in this district, the whole of the Mares put to him last season being in foal. Terms—£4 4s for single mares; two or more, as per agreement. Every care taken with mares, but no responsibility. Paddocking free for one month, after that time 2s 6d per week will be charged. All fees to be paid on removal of mares. 524 ' 8. C. CAULTON.