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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1155, 23 September 1882, Page 3

NOTICE. THIS is a notification from us that our loving friends of this Island, New Zealand—the two tribes, Maori and European—may hear— T IHAKA TE AMO, and the whole 9 Tribe of the Mahia, object to (or disapprove of) the Company. We also disapprove of those Trustees WI PERE and WILLIAM REES. We, Maoris, are (the people) to watch over our Eight Blocks of Land for our descendants. These Lands (mentioned hereunder) are inalienable :— Te Kaiwaitau Whangawehi, No. 1. Moutere No. 2. Moutere No. I. Nukutaurua Tauapata No. 1. Tauapata No. 2. Tauapata South, I do not agree to these lands being sold. Some of the Grantees of those Blocks are living. [Signed,] IHAKA TE AMO, HIRINI MARU. Witness : ERU POHATU. Mahia, 12th September, 1882. PANUITANGA.

HE PANUITANGA tenei kia rongo nga hoa arolia i te Motu nei i NuTireni—ngaiwie rua Maori Pakeha TT'O AH AU ko IHAKA TE AMO e whai kakore ana ahau mete iwi katoa i te ahi a te Kapeno. Ka whakakore ano aua Kaitiaki o tetaitaha a WI PERE me WIREMU RIIHI, Ko inatou he tangata Maori hei tiaki tonu i o inatou perrk i e warn mo matou uri akeake. He whenua here enei :— Kaiwaitau Whangawehi No. L Moutere No. 2. Moutoro No. 1. Nukutaurua Tauapata No. 1. Tauapata No. 2. Tauapata kite Tonga. Kuore au e pai kia niaketotia koi te ora eta d o nga tailgate ote Karaati o tana poraka, IHAKA TE AMO, HIRINI MARU. Kaititibo 1 ERU POHATU. Mahia, 12th Hepetema, 1882. 381

POVERTY BAY HOSPITAL. SEPARATE TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned Supplies for the peri >d of Ono Year from October Ist, 1882 Groceries and Provisions (inoluding Ale Wines and Spirits) Bread Meat Coal and Firewood. Shedules and General Conditions may be ] obtained on application to the Hon, Secre- . tary, Herald Office, by whom Tenders will be received up to noon of MONDAY, September 25th. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. 1 H. McKAY, 350 Hon. Sec. ORMIND QUADRILLE GLASS. BRUCE’S HALL. THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL wil be held in the above Hall on FRIDAY, Sept. 29th, 1882. Ladies by Invitation only. Tickets 6s ; May be obtained from Messrs Bond, Liddle and Cooper. 348 TO~L E T . A BAKERY standing on a J-acre of land and a Blacksmith's Shop, both situated at Makaraka. Apply to— H. J. UREN, Makaraka, Or to— CARLAW SMITH & CO., 3 5 9 Gisborne. F 6 R 8 UIT E . C4OCKSFOOT & POVERTY BAY RYE X GRASS SEED. 354 Wm, ADAIR. _ WANTED KNOWN that Arthur J. Cooper, Lowe-street, is selling Lawn Tennis Shoes at the following prices s— Ladies’, 10s fid i Gent's from 12s 6d. Superior quality. _____

TENDERS FOR FENCING. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up till 12 noon on SATURDAY the 30th September, for laying on and erecting about Two Miles of POST and SEVEN WIRE FENCING (labor only) upon the boundary line between the “ Papatu and Rakaukaka Blocks." Messrs Bond and ClabK will be in attendance at the Bridge Hotel (Steagall's) at 10 a.m. on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY next for the purpose of showing any persons desirous of tendering for the Work over ground, 358 Wm. RATCLIFFE & CO. FOR SALE CHEAP.~ AHORSE BUGGY AND HARNESS. Apply to—- ; 342 M. JENNINGS, i NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE CENTRAL BUTCHERY is now Removed into the Gladstone Rood, next i Mr H. Lewis’ Grocery Store, where the ; Proprietors are determined that it shall hold 1 !• 4>* to Utosftota®. SI