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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 311, 29 September 1875, Page 3

New Adoertifements. FOE N ARISE A rftMii*oppib Wil! stata, fcj Port, on or • TO-MORROI?, No on the •‘L P " 1 "a per cent extm. ffc f<* t*MMe apply to 83J : — CT3mJF& CO.; — j ffIfMDiZUMffAH £ gOZMSnta. | «4 “PRETTY JANE,” '' .t &OV.I I PiT i W? 5». ■»»' *Catw» Hmm*, UG I 4m£mmM| taSra . '•■■’ jjyn nA .uig,-X J Win »t«am -f» Use Above F<?rt»rt n ,«F- «“■*. t k «• -. 1 -'Wa |\ . ; .:m feeds aqihT No cargo received’on board unless skipped 10 per cent extra. For Freight or Passage, apply to •MEO UTT w.4ikifc,|l 611 _ Agent. 011 -~A * 1-nwieß ■ -

The _lfctw YSZILLfun witflihis Marei| of*, v V and after Ist October next. ’ ’ Auckland i<bf Major,' out of a Lincolb ■M>.: bm .Writ! rried off the first j prize, agmst>ig& foraee.'ln.Ki7tClie carried horses. •■ rxaea-.i , V ’MlAaux ■W! :a « «• For-twb or more mares, «ha foWertJ z* ll ** same owne»t«<per agreement e l Z?>.*l N»«aspbdsibUily incurred. I Paddocking free for one month,After that 'time, ’:! fed per weft rtfll bb, cKargid. //A 1 fees to be paid op romorabof wares. • ci". MllO ■* 17 Z I 7 AfiKW CM ( W® IDTUBVOi) SAVING take*! 1 over Ike Proprietorship bf this well-known hostelry from Mr. imM IU.W de.ire.to **«Oa»*nl. and the pdWK generally that in thoUnfo management of -the business, no pains will i‘‘.be spared in order to make the SluuMoek Hotels': ... » it :3 :■■- aoU | „ COMFORTABLE, ..-. CONVENIENT, i . - A .TA» ljn> • house a 8 aC a l l . " n *F ;^ rZ ■ BOARDERS, Ml rageiv. every attention. )Yl . WINES. SPIRITS, AND FEEMENW® 1 j interior to non. in 4h«oeUwy... '’ f j.'R 'BUTTj »HI gjj. «. < ■ '.77l< <1 ■'Projietor. TO THE HONOURABLE MEMBERS OF assembled. ■ ■- z'cbw. .J- ion >'triic.',7 r Tai Hvmblb Petition or the Inhajitl»« AND SSTTnMB MTMB-PfrvpTY 1 BIT Dibtbict, IB ihsYwvum 01 AccklAXD, «>’ i-fol-n- «d ; SHEWETH— That yttttr Petitioner, are desirous of laying the following fkdts in connection with a certain Wook qf Land called and known ae the Patutahißlock, yopr Honourable Houses—1. That the area of the Block in question is sixty three thousand acrts'ot thertkbbuts, comprising about four thousand or ' five" thousand acres of fiat land -of exculleut quality, eminently adapted for agricultural purposes, the remainder coilsirtingof i 'A>*n and hilly country,, of a very fair average character I .* - • , 2. That your Petiffolftrs fcaife rtteorf' to believe . that completed. G .< • ... 3. That your Petitioners having heard »n re-

liable authority that it is intended to sell the flat land of the Patutahi before'the Provinces Zealand are abolished, would respeetpoint out the injury which would%A inon this District if such is actually the intention of the Government. ’ ; • ’ ’ 4. That your petitioners respectfully submit that all moneys accruing frofetfiese land sales should be handed over to this district for its own use and benefit. That your petitioners believe the following essential to the prosperity of the district, and to the successful sale of the Patutdhi Block. 1. That the ■sale should not taka place before Provincial institutions are fairly swept away. r ' 2. ThaKtlrt B*ie-t*k e pl 8 0? *>> -ihe Poverty Bay district. M-thpre ye numerous intending, purchasers residing in' tub district, and the. land would realise a.higher ; 3. That ample latitude be allowed |W purchasers in the way of deferred-payments, the main assenfial conifitibns being bona fide. MWrt"* j'j rTarrr improv*occupation ceronrr »***«-«*-***—*« ment within a given time. . : f Your Petitioners, therefore, hutfibly pray that your Honorable Houm will take into consideration lhe case.