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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 47, 23 January 1884, Page 3

Harbor Board Notices. gTATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GISBOBNE HARBOR BOARD, FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1883. RECEIPTS. j EXPENDITURE. 1882—Dec. 81. £ s. d. By Contracts— £ s. d. £ s. d. To balance in Bank .. ~ 79 6 8 New wharves 400 0 0 ~ Wharfages collected .. .. 1002 6 11 Clerk of Works 13 15 0 ~ Rent of ferry • • .« . ■ 120 0 0 . ■ — 473 15 0 „ Licenses .. ~ ~ 5 0 0 „ Repairs to old 1888—Dec. 81. wharves ~ 24 11 8 To balance due Bank .* ~ 269 19 0 „ Advertising .. 12 16 9 „ Printing .. 21 14 3 — 84 11 0 „ Purchase of wharves ~ GOO 0 0 „ Legal expenses 8 0 0 ~ Stationery ~ 7 14 „ Salaries .. 267 10 10 „ Miscellaneous .. 60 1 0 ~ Interest on overdraft .. .. 0 12 10 £1,476 12 7 STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE GISBORNE HARBOR BOARD ON 81st DECEMBER, 1883. ASSETS. £ 8. d. | LIABILITIES. £ S. d. To value of wharves .. ~ 2,285 0 0 By balance due Borough Coun- „ „ Punt .. ~ 50 0 0 cil account, purchase of „ „ Searching-shed .. 75 0 0 wharves .. .. .. 600 0 0 „ Outstanding wharfages due ' „ Interest due Borough Council by Messrs. CDinmon, on purchase money, Shelton, and Co. .. 64 14 6 1 £1,200 62 15 10 I ~ Balance due to contractors’ account new wharves .. 925 0 0 J „ Bank overdraft .. .. 269 19 0 • ~ Balance of assets .. .. 616 19 8 £2,474 14 6 j £2,474 14 6 LiSt 01? CONTRACTS ENTERED INTO BY THE GISBORNE HARBOR BOARD, FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1883. 1888— £ ». d. I 1883—Nov. 27. £ 1. d. £ a. d, To Wells and Gardiner for j By Welle and Gar. construction of new diner ~ .. 60 0 0 wharves 1,385 0 0 I By Wells and Gardiner .. .. 400 0 0 460 0 0 By balance due yet ; to be paid .. 925 0 0 £1,885 0 0 i £1,885 0 0 Audited and found correct, D. JOHNSTON, J«s., J. BOURKE, Auditor. Treasurer. 14th January, 1884. Passed as correct, THOMAS W. PORTER, Chairman. 24th January, 1884. 961

County Council Notices, COOK COUNTY. “VTOTICE fa hereby given that it ii the - intention of the Cook County Council to stop certain parts of the Qisborne-Wairoa Road near Sections 109, 111, 112,103,102, and 99, and to open a new line of road near such stopped portions, and to exchange with the owners of the adjaceut lands the land at present known as the Public Road, as herein after described. Plans of the proposed deviation of this line of road, and of the land proposed to be ex. changed, are on view at the office of the Cook County Council, Lowe Street, Gisborne. Any objections to this proposal are to be sent to the office of the Council, Gisborne, not later than 15th February, 1884, Description of Road Proposed to be Stopped, and op Land to bb Exchanged. All those parcels of land in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, containing by admeasurement 3 acres, 2 roods, and 20 perches, 1 acre, S roods, and 82 perches, and 1 acre, 2 roods, and 24 perches, respectively, more or less, situated in the Patutahi Road District; Blocks VI. and VII., Patutahi Survey District, and being portions of a road-line 100 links wide, lying between Allotments Not. 109, 111 and 112, and 103, 102 and 99. Portion containing 3 acred; 2 roods, and 20 perches, bounded towards the north by a line 3809 links, towards the oast by a line 123 links; and towards the south by lines 3175 links and 530 links; respectively, to the comtnencing.polnt. Portion contaiuing 1 acre, 2 roods, and 82 perches, bounded towards the north-west by a line 1392 links, towards the north-east by a line 175 links; towards the south-east by lines 140 links, 1404 links, and 150 links, and towards the west by a line 123 links, Nspectively, to the oommenoing-point; be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. Portion containing 1 acre, 3 roods, and 24 perches, bounded towards the north by a line 75 links, towards the east by a line 79'4 links, towards the south-east generally by lines 190 links, 510 links, 870'9 links, 855'1 links, and 60 links, respectively, and towards the south-west by a line 1970 links, to the commencing, point, be all the aforesaid linkages more or less, as the same la delineated on Plan No. 3168, deposited in the Survey Office at Auckland, and the office of the Putatahi Road Board, JOHN WARREN, County Clerk. Gisborne, 19th December, 1883. 788 Business Notices. W. H. KURTAIN HAS OPENED A GENERAL STOKE, GLADSTONE ROAD, (Corner of Disraeli Street), WITH A SELECTION OF CHOIE TEAS, GROCERIES, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, PAINTS, OILS, IRONMONGERY, BOOTS, SADDLERY, TENTS, TARPAULINES, CORDIALS, PATENT MEDICINES, FOWL FEED, MAIZE—WhoIe and Crushed. 926 Families waited upon for orders, when required, and goods delivered. THE GISBORNE DISCOUNT CO (Limited). Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies’ Acts. Are Prepared to Negotiate Loans, and to Make Certain Advances. For forms of application and particulars apply to ALFRED W. CROFT, 814 Manager, Lowe Street,

Business Notices. Q.ENUINE CLEARANCE SALE. EUREKA HOUSE. A. G. GROLL, GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGER, HAVING received an urgent message requiring his immediate presence at home, ie compelled to immediately dispose of his Stock at any price he can possibly obtain for it. His large assortment of General ironmongery; Engineers;’ Blacksmiths,' Carpenters;' and Joiners’ Tools; Together with, — Varnishes of all descriptions, French Polish; Oils—Boiled Linseed, Baw Linseed, Colza, Olive, Lard, Sperm, and Neats'-foot; and Cotton-waste, Oakum, Pitch, Par; Resin, and numerous other lines too numerous to men. tion. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. The Whole Will be Sold Without Reserve At once, in order that A. G. 0. maybe enabled to leave for home not later than next month. There will ba no reserve whatever, and the SiLX is Tboxoucbi.v Gznvinz. The attention of mechanics is specially directed to this rare chance. Call and see for yourself, and buy for LESS THAN COST PRICE I FOR CASH ONLY ! A. G. CROLL. Sxwino Machines in Skvebai. Vaeiities. An Unprecedented Chance. Sale on at Onoe! 987 J-jETTB’ p lABIEB, 1 8 8 4, In all sizes and all bindings, for private, commercial, and professional uses. These have been imported direct to Special Order. Prices extremely moderate at JAMES SNYDER BROWNE’S Bookselling Establishment, Next Telephone office. ONE SHILLING, TWO SHILLING, EIGHTEENPENNY, TWO SHILLING, And HALF-CROWN TABLES, Consisting of an immense variety of Toys, Ornaments, and Fancy Goods, at MRS. A. M. BROWNE’S Next Herald office. 890