cOUEkp. u.-U'i ft 21'1 BALF,? - JgOURKE, gMITH, & CO., MONTHLY CATTLE SALES AT WAERENGA-A-HIKA. Bates of coming sales : Monday 21st Nov Monday ... ... ... 19th Dec Commencing at 2 o’clock. 51 The Reason why all Hands should Vote for Porter. IST. —He is an old and tried servant of the Government, and more particularly of the people of the Bay. 2nd.—He has no scissors to grind on his own account. 3rd.—He is the most independent man of the lot. 4th.—He won’t sell his Constituency for a mess of pottage. sth. —He won’t join any Southern, cliques to the injury of his own Constituency. 6th.—He is an honest man. W. 8. GREENE, Kaiariki. Dec.. sth. 252 TO THE ELECTORS or THE EAST COAST DISTRICT. ENTLEMEN—Mine being the first platform address at the present election placed me in the position of mover of a resolution with a right of .reply which right I intend to exercise, and respectfully request you to meet me at McFARLANE’S HALL on THURSDAY, the Bth inst., at 7.30 p.m. when I propose reviewing the situation before going to the Poll. I am, Yours most faitfully, T. W. PORTER. Gisborne, sth Dec., 1881. 251 TO THE SUPPORTERS OF MR. S. LOCKE. FjIHE COMMITTEE MEET EVERY NIGHT, at the office of Mr J. BROWNE, Gladstone Road, from 7 to 10 o’clock. 248 To the Electors of the East Coast Electoral District. —I have to announce to you that it is my intention to offer myself for your suffrages at the ensuing General Election. My political views are well known to you all, and should you do me the honor of elect-
ing me as your Representative, I shall do all in my power to protect, and advance the interests of this district in particular, as well as that of the whole Colony. I am Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, SAMUEL LOCKE, Gisborne, 18th Nov., 1881. 192 EAST COAST ELECTORATE. “IV/TR. ALLAN McDONALD begs to announce that he will address the Electors of the district as follows :— Ormond—Bruce’s Hall, on Thursday, Dec Bth, at 7.30 p.m. 233 NOTICE. AV ING been appointed WHARF- " " ING’JCR for the ensuing Twelve Months. I beg to intimate that no goods will be delivered off the Wharf until the Wharfage is paid. 244 GEORGE WILLIAMS. A. Graham & Co., Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants, BEG to call attention to their large Stock of Wines, Bottled Ale and Stout, &c., The “ RANGATIRA WHISKY,” a special brand and blend got up expressly for this market, is warranted equal to any Whiskey imported. Also in Stock—JAMIESON’S OLD IRISH WHISKY, guaranteed NINE years old. Agents for—Read Bros.’ Bull Dog Ale and Stout, Ashby’s Ale, and Tennant’s Ale. 53 Southern Cross Petroleum Company (Limited). * CALL, (the 9th,) of ONE PENNY per Share in the above Company has been made payable to the Manager at the Company’s Offices, Gladstone Road, Gisborne, (N. Z.,) on WEDNESDAY the 4th of December, 1881. HENRY HAASE, Manager. Gisborne, N. Z., 3rd Dec. 1871. 215
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 1009, 8 December 1881, Page 3
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