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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 958, 9 July 1881, Page 3

G-isborne Library. FfIHE Annual Meeting of Subscribers will be held in the Reading Room on SATURDAY the 13th August, for the purpose of receiving the report, and election of Members of Committee for the ensuing year. EDWIN WOON, 240 Hon. Sec. JMPOUNDED AT MATAWHERO. By J. Muldoon, on June 26th, 1881. Red and White Heifer Calf, no brand visible Red and White Bull Calf, front bit out off ear, no brand visible. White and Red Heifer Calf, no brand visible. Will be sold at the Pound Yards on July 11th, 1881, unless redeemed. R. M. STEGGALL, 261 Poundkeeper. FENCING NOTICE. To FREDERICK A. WHITAKER, or other the owner, or owners of the following named property. fTIAKE NOTICE that I intend, one month from this date, bo erect a dividing fence between my property, and that owned by you, Sections 71 and 30, in the Military Settlement of Ormond ; and that I shail call on you, for the half cost of the whole of such dividing fences Dated this Ist day of July, 1881. GEORGE BRUCE. 232 Ormond.

IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Hawke's Bay, Colony of New Zealand, holden at Gisborne. In the matter of “ The Debtors and Creditors Act 1876,” “ The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Acts, 1878-79,” and in the Bankruptcy of EDWARD O’MEARA of Gisborne, Surveyor, a Debtor. TAKE NOTICE that the above-named debtor intends to apply to the Court for his discharge on the 18th day of July instant, or as soon as he may be heard, Dated this 7th day of July, 1881. ROGAN & NOLAN, 258 Debtor’s Solicitors. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A FINE ART AND Industrial EXHIBITION, Will be held during the Month of August 1881. IN AID OF Funds of the Gisborne PUBLIC LIBRARY. List of Exhibits :

Class I—Paintings—Oil and Water—and Photographs. ~ 2—Flowers —Wax, Paper, S. ell, Wool, Leather, &c. „ 3—Pot Plants, Ferns, and Cut Flowers in Vases. „ 4 —Prints, Lithographs, Etchings, Drawings and Illuminations. „ s—Mpdels5—Mpdels of Ships, Houses, Bridges, Mechanical, &c. » 6 —Fancy Carving, Inlaying, Turning ancl Staining. » 7—Shells, Seaweed, Moss, and Pressed Ferns. „ B—Stuffed Animals, Birds, Fish, and Reptiles. » 9 —Fancy Needlework, Cardwork, Beedwork and Woolwork. » 10—Maori and Foreign Curios. » 11—Antique Coins, Firearms, and Relics. „ Gum and Greenstone Work, Jewellery, Watch and Clock Work. „ 13—Botanical, Mineral, Zoological, Entomological specimens & fossils „ 14—Astronomical, Philosophical, Surgical, and Musical Instruments. „ 15 —Fancy Pottery, Antique and Modern China and Glassware. „ 16—Sewing Machines, Electroplated Ware, and Yankee notions. „ 17 —Wool, Grain, and Seeds, (samples local production). „ 18—Local Manufactures, (under supervision of Committee). First and seeond-class awards of merit will be given for the best, and best several articles exhibited. Intending exhibitors are requested to communicate to the Hon. Secretary, not later than the Ist June, 1881. the name, nature, and number of articles they wish to exhibit. Further particulars may be obtained from the Hon. Secretary, the Librarian, or members of Committee. EDWIN WOON, Hon. Secretary. May 3rd, 1881. 72