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v 'rpo LET A FOUR-ROOMED Cottage. JL Furnished. Apply at the Staxdakd Office. ~l WANTED —A Man to Drive Bullocks, and make himself useful on a Station. Apply to, P. Babkek, AVhataupoko. 117 TO-MORROW, OCTOBER 28th, At 12 O’clock, OAR.LAW jgMITH & 00. Are instructed to sell at their Mart at the above date and hour— Household furniture. Horse Sale, 11 a,m. Furniture, 12 Noon. 119 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 12 o’clock. OARLAW gMITH & 00. Have received instructions to dispose of, at ” their Mart— T7IOUR AND A QUARTER ACRES JO LAND, adjoining Mr. Cresswell’s residence in Roebuck Road, all fenced and planted with Fruit and Forest Trees, and ready for building. VERY EASY TERMS. 121 ORAHAM, JJITT & JJENNETT Will sell by auction TO-MORROW (Satur- „ day,) at the Horse Sale—--1 TWO-HORSE DRAY (by Faulkner, Napier), in perfect condition. 1 MOWING MACHINE. 1 LOT OF CART HARNESS. 118 POVERTY BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. A COMMITTEE MEETING of the Stewards will take place at the MASONIC HOTEL, on THURSDAY Next at 2.30 p.m, Nov. 2, 1832. M. HALL, 2Z Secretary, + CAUTION.

A CHEQUE, No. 93342, drawn in favor of R. Goldsmith for the sum of Sixteen Pounds sterling (16,) dated October 26, 1882, by the undersigned, has been stopped, and the public are cautioned against negotiating the same. L. McINTOSH. Makaraka, Oct., 26, 1882. 120 TO STAND THIS SEASON AT t WAERENGA-A-HIKA. Tut Celebrated Thoroughbred Extirf. FOUL PLAY. "T7IOUL PLAY’ is a beautiful brown horse, JD stands about 16 hands high, and was bred by the late J. W. Mallock, Esq., Canterbury ; got bv Traducer, (inipt.,) dam Fanoy, by Tom King, (impt.,) g.d. Emilino, by Sleight of Hand Junior (impt.,) Emma, by g. d. Blas (impt.,) Emily by Operation, (unpt.,) Flora Mclvor, by Emigrant (impt.,) Cornelia, (impt.) Terms :—£s 5b each mare. For particulars apply to the groom in charge, or to the owners— BLOOMFIELD & WYLLIE. 115 Gisborne, 24th October, 1882. TO HSKRT LEWIS, SsQ. WJ, THE UNDERSIGNED, Electors of the Borough of Gisborne, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be nominated for the Office of MAYOR for the ensuing term. Should you accede to our request we pledge ourselves to use our best endeavours to secure your return. We remain, etc.,

E. P. Joyce, T. J. Dickson, J. Mogridge, Jas. Browne, Kennedy and Benuett, R. Hill Fisher, A. McDonald, W. P. Finneran, > T. W. Porter, C. A. Tabuteau, A. Allanach, S. M. Wilson, 8. Stevenson, Henry McKay. J. H. Aislabie, D. Murchie, Thomas Chriap, T. G. Murray, G. Houghton, D. Ponsford, W. Tattley, W. Sharratt, Richard Bryne, W. Judd, D, M. Orr, W. T. File, O. Veale, W. Hall. James Hird, James Craig, Henry Cannon-, .lames Rosie, W. Searle, H. Pollen, D. E. Smith, I. C. Taylor. J. W. Wade, J. Erskine, H. Fraser, A. J. Thomas, C. A. Delatour, W. Knight-*, no TO THE GENTLEMEN SIGNING THE ABOVE REQUISITION. I HAVE much pleasure iu acceding to your request in allowing myself to be nomiuat ed for the office of Mayor for the ensuing term. In doing so I feel that my actions in the Borough Council have met with your approval during the short time I have had the honor to represent your interests, and those of the whole of the Burgesses. > In conclusion I can only say, that if I have the honor of being elected, I shall exercise my best abilities, and employ them in furthering the interests of the Borough,—l have the honor to be Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, HENRY LEWIS, (iiabita*. 25tb Ort, 1382, 118