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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 306, 11 September 1875, Page 3

WANTED,— A MAN to drive a Team o Horses. None but an experienced hand required. Good Wages given. Apply to Masonic Hotel stables, Gisborne, or to J. BIDGOOD, Ormond, ' 460 POVERTY BAY DISTRICT HIGHWAY BOARD. NOTICE. is hereby given that all persons are prohibited from erecting any wood, or other crossings over Road or Outlet drains, unless in strict accordance wUh plan and specification to be seen at this office; and FURTHER NOTICE is hereby given that all wood or other crossings which now obstruct or are liable to obstruct, the said drains, must be removed, or made good, within 14 days from this date, otherwise the person's having erected the same will be prosecuted in accordance with the provisions of clause 70 of the Highway’s Act.. By order. JOHN DRUMMOND, Engineer. Road Board Office, Gisborne .August 16, 1875. 483 TO CONTRACTORS. rpENDERS will be received at the Public Works office Tauranga until NOON of the 22nd day of September, for the erection ■ of a TRUSS BRIDGE over the Motu River on the Opotiki and Poverty Bay road. Plans, specifications, and conditions can be seen, and all particulars and forms of Tender obtained at the District. Survey office, Gisborne. Contractors tendering must adhere strictly to Clause 13 of the General Conditions, etherwise Tendem will be treated as ii.formal. Tenders will be received by telegram pro vided deposits are left with the District Surveyor, Gisborne. A. C. TURNER, District Engineer. Public Works'Office, Tauranga, August 1.7,1875. 510 POVERTY BAY MOUNTED RIFLE volunteers; MEMBERS of the Troop are requested to pay all outstanding subscriptions as also those for the current year as early as possible either to the Lietit". Halt, or C'apt. Hardy. Any persons intending to’ become members of the Troop should give in their names not later than than the 10th of September, in order to become eligible for Capitation by attending the quarterly parade in September. A. F. HARDY, 496 Captain P.B.M. Rifle Volunteers. NATIVE LANDS COURT. IT is hereby notified that during the absence of Judge Rogan and his staff in Napier, the office will be placed in CHARGE of CAPTAIN PORTER who will transact any business that may be required. The office will be open during the usual hours. J. ROGAN, 531 Judge N.L.C. 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 lias 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 winners, 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 first-class champions on 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 gooH These were Hurricane, Dainty Ariel, Docfl cn-dbris, Isleman, Yatterina, Volunteer, anl Maori Weed. Dainty Ariel has proved himself a sml foal-getter in this district, the whole of till Mares put to him last season being in foal. I Terms—£4 4s for single mares; two ol more, as per agreement. Every care taken with marcs, but no respoil sibility. Paddocking free for one month, after th al time 2s 6d per week will be charged. All feel to be paid on removal of marcs. 524 S. C. CA%LTON. I