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New Advertisements. • ..' "< ’■ l ' ■■' ■ '< ■■ • ■ ■ •—<-» FOR AUCKLAND. .O ■pjtlgyT;. FJ’HK AS.P. Co’s 8.8., “ PBETTY JANE,” (r ' : CAPTAIN Helaxdeb, Will steam for the above Port, oh MONDAY NIGHT. The 4th October. No cargo received on board nnless shipped on the Company's Boat Notes, and all Passengers booked on board will bo charged 10 per cent, extra. For Freight or Passage, apply to W. ADAIR, 620 Agent. TO THE SUBSCRIBERS 4 SUPPORTERS o» THU “POVERTY BAY STANDARD."' GENTLEMEN,— In retiring from the Editorship of this Journal I think a few words may fairiy be expected from the in explanation. I need not assure you that I take this step deliberately, and with mhch regret. Few of you are practically acquainted with the great strain the work of journalism imposes upon the mental and physical, energies; but most of you are aware that for the past three years I have labored hard to bring the Standard to its present condition at a great sacrifice of personal comfort, and "to the detriment of my health. Success in life is dearly bought, if it be purchased at the expense of bodily Buffering ; and it is because I feel the ill effects of a continued, laborious application to business generally, that lam compelled to confine my attention in future to that pertion of it which will give me a more active occupation. I feel, however, 'that my energies have not been thrown away, as I am convinced they have not been uselessly employed ; and it gives me great satisfaction to know that my place, in the literary department, will be filled by one 1 in every way able to cope successfully with the work before him. l am, Gentlemen, Your most Obedient Servant, H. E. WEBB.

POVERTY BAY DISTRICT HIGHWAY BOARD. NOTICE. VV’HEREAS it is deemed expedient forth e ’ ’ purposes of Public Accommodation, that the boundaries of thaw porticos of “ Read’s Quay” and Lowe Street, comprised within allotment No. 373, Township of Gisborne, be Altered. A/Ut. And Whereas AWtorms of Clause 28, part 7af. th? Highway Boards Empowering Act, 1871, Notice is hereby given that it is proposed to alter-the'boundaries of the said roads as follows vis, , Commencing at confer of allotment No. 373, thence by a line bearing 29 deg. fee a distance of fifty-six links (56), thence by a line bearing 130 deg. 17 min., for a distance of six hundred and five links (605), thence by a line bearing 190 degs., 49 min., for a Hi.r.nya of ninety-four links (94), thence by a line bearing 312 degs. 40 min., for a. distance of six hundred and forty one, links, (641) to the commencing point; and containing by admeasurement, one rood and twenty-eight and a half perches (0 1 28i) And whereas, Clause 29, part 7 of the Highway Boards Empowering Act, 1871, requires, that a notice of FORTY (40) clear days shall be given of such alterations, this is to notify to all and sundry the Owners, dr reputed Owners, Lessees, Occupiers, and Agents of the said allotment Na 373, through which the said deviation is proposed to be made, that Specifications and Plans of the said deviation, together with the names of those affected thereby, have been deposited, and will be open for their inspection on and after MONDAY the 4th day of October 1875, at the office of the Highway Board, Gisborne. And it is further notified that all persons who may have any objection to make to the said alteration, must set forth the same in writing, addressed to the Chairman of the Board, before the expiration of the said forty days, from the date of the notice appearing in the Provincial Government Gautte. By order JOHN DRUMMOND, 622 Engineer to the Bat rd. TO CATHOLICS. TJERSONS wishing to become Members of the Hibernian Australasian Catholic Society, will meet at the Gisborne THIS DAY Saturday, 2nd of October, at 6 p.m., for Initiation. 618 e Masonic Hall. CONCERT. rpHE CHORAL SOCIETY’S CONCERT Will take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6. IX THS MASONIC HALL, GISBORNE. Admission —Front Seats, 3s; back, 2s. » Doors open at 7.30; to commence at-8. A. GRAHAM, 619 't'"' -Conductor.