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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1269, 7 February 1883, Page 3

Gisborne Licensing District. I HEREBY Certify that I have this day received the nominations of the undermentioned gentlemen, as Candidates fer election en the Licensing Committee of this district, and I appoint the POLL for the election of FIVE members, to be held on WEDNESDAY, February 14th, 1883, at the MAKABAKA HALL, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.— Pitn Bazziz CnantM Wit. Fnats Wm. Scott Gmixk Wm. Kitto Merunn H. Sxm Mnmu Smitx, and Tsosus Wzisnv. PELHAM E, RICHARDSON, Returning Officer, Gisborne Licensing District, Makaraka, February 7th, 1883. 188 JOB LEASE. nnHAT SPLENDID PADDOCK situated JL in Read's Township (near Read's Gate) containing about 15 seres, and known as Wi Pore's sections. Apply to— JOHN COLEMAN, 126 Office of G. E. Read’s Tvustses. err ANTED—A Three or Four-roomed W Boomed Cottage, within a few ninutes walk of the Albion Club Hotel, knolv to J. W. Fxxxcis, Albion Club dotal. 138 ITT ANTED—A MARRIED COUPLE, W or a woman as Coook, Also a Jiri for house work. Apply to— C.. GRAY, 133 Waiohika. <XT ANTED —A MAN to drive bullocks W and make himself generally useful „ a run. Apply to P. Babkbr, Whatau•uko. 133 4XTANTED A HOUSEMAID. Apph V V at the Bbitish Empibb Hotbt,. 119 4XTANTED—AN ACTIVE LAD. Apply V V at the Stabdabd Office. 89; TENDERS FOR PLOUGHING. TINDERS will be received for Ploughing about Sixty Acres of Land at Te A ai, up to SATURDAY, the 10th of Feb. .iary. For terms Ac., apply to— D. G. McKAY, o 5 Te Arai. TENDERS. PNDRS wanted for River Protection Works, principally pile driving, at Mr i, C. ABisrn’B property, The Willows. Plane and Specifications may bo inspected •t The Willows. Tenders to bo sent in on or before the 17th of February, 1888. 107

3RMOND AND KAITERATAHI COACH, MR. PETERS BEGS to intimate that on an after MONDAY, his Coach will not leave town an— MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, boforo i p.». KOOTI KI OMANA ME KAL TERATAHI. TTI Whakaatu tend na To Pita ko te 4 -E--8- o nga haora o te ahiahi te haora e haore atu ai te Kooti i te taone nei i nga Mane, nga Wenerei, me nga Paraire. 122 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—At the request of several Burgesses lam induced to offer myself as a candidate to fill one of the vacant seats at your Borough Council and Harbor Board. Ic me forward as an independent Candidate, not under any tie or influence to any clique or private intereete. My sole aim will be to further the progress of the town of Gisborne in the most economic and substantial manner possible. If elected I shall work strongly against any proposition for any works, or appropriation of public money, that may tend in any way to further private interests; and against any outlay in the formation of roads where the funds will not allow of them being finished, as I know from experience that such formations are nothing more than a waete of public money. I shall always advocate any feasible plan for any water supply, and also any sanitary scheme that will improve the healthiness of the town. In faet, ladies and gentlemen, I shall always go straight for progression, coupled with economy. Hoping to secure your votes and interests, I am your obedient servant, DUNCAN HEPBURN. Aberdeen Road, Feb. 1, 1883.