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Wanted. WANTED KNOWN. —J. G. BAKER, Licensed Interprer, is now prepared to give Evening Lessons in the Maori Language, at his residence, Carnarvon Street. Particulars on application. 81 WANTED —Engagement in the Country • by oue useful in agriculture, stock, gardening, tobacco culture, tree planting, &c. v \ Accountant, and could instruct youths in English course, and rudiments of French, Latin, and Greek, if necessary. Fifty-three years. Requirements moderate. References. Address, “ R,” P. 0., Gisborne. 57 Ecclesiastical. - _______ rpHE REV. P. RIORDAN will celebrate JL Mass an Sunday next as follows :— Gisborne, 8 a.m.; Ormond, 11 a.m. 83 Tenders. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to SATURDAY, 10th May, for the supply of 100 posts of ti-tree, 4 inches in diameter and 9 feet long, to be delivered on Read’s Quay. Also—- * Three hundred bundles of Manuka wattling 12 feet long by 9 inches in diameter. For further particulars rpply to—--78 C. McDEAVITT. For Sale and. To Let. FOR SALE. f \ SIX-ROOMED COTTAGE on a quar-ter-acre in Gladstone Road, within wenty minutes’ walk of the Post Office. r Terms easy. 995 ALSO, TWO-ROOMED COTTAGE, with verandah, brick well, and conveniences, on J-acre, planted with fruit trees, within twenty minutes’ walk of post-office, in Gladstone ' Road. Apply to . > 824 POBTER & CROFT.