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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1222, 11 December 1882, Page 3

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do do at 2s 6d ... 3 12 60 70 Giftßooks, at 3s ...10 10 0 24 Ornaments and Pictures at 2s ...2 8 0 12 Writing Cases with Stationery, 4 Books at 2s 6d “ .. .2 0 0 £3OO 0 0 Over £3OO in value, many of the Prizes being considerably below what they could be obtained for in any part of New Zealand. NOTICE. RELATIVE TO AKU AKU. FJIO ALL PARTIES desirous of Purchas ing or Renting these lands called AKU AKU, on the East Coast. These lands PAPATTIPU, situated on the East Coast District. The boundaries of which commence at the Pa’urehua, Korekahuahua, TauMATA O TE MANINIORONGO, TUTEWHINAU, Tavmata, Pareia, thence by the line of Waihuka Block, the line of Te Pahii. The line of Waipiro, Tauherekeke, and thence by the sea to the commencement. The whole of these lands we have leased to Messrs PORTER A CROFT for the term of 21 Years, and we caution all parties desirous of Renting, or Purchasing, lands, not to pay, or give, any monies to any person, or persons on account of these lands, as it will not be acknowledged by us, and the parties are likely to lose their money, as we, the rightful owners, have made, and executed, a Deed of Lease of all these Lands to Messrs PORTER & CROFT, that is 150 of us. and no other persons whatever, have any claim on these lands, We have let these Lands, in accordance with Native custom, and we are not willing that the landshall be Surveyed upon the authority, or application, of anyother person, and that we will prevent any such Survey being made on these lands. Therefore Surveyors will look well to our notice, as what good can come if it is trampled upon by you. From us all. Signed : — Tuta Tamati Hekiera Tataikoko PIRIPI PUOHO Wiki te Piri PINEHA PAHAU Haera te Kongo Himiona Hapai Tamati Tautahi Marakr Tautuhi Horomona Hapai 326 Major Ropata and others. Poverty Bay Horticultural —AND— Floiicultural Society. THE ANNUAL SHOW will be held on WEDNESDAY, December, 13th, 1882, at McFARLANE’S HALL. Doors open at 2.30 p.m. Admission Is. The Prize List can be seen at the Secretary’s place of business, also at Good Bros., Jewellers Shop. Fifty Ladie’s and Gentlemen have promised Special Prizes, and the Society will supplement the remainder with CASH. First, 2nd and 3rd prizes allotted to all the principal exhibits. W. L. PILE, 329 Hon. J MPOUND E D~ AT~MATAWHERO By Davie, (Native), Dec. 4th, 1882. Black Gelding, branded like IRI near rump J near shoulder. Bay Filly, branded like IH IH near rump, star on forehead. Will be sold at the Pound Yards on Dec. 19, 1882, unless redeemed. R. M. STEGGALL, 318 Poundkeeper.