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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 128, 10 May 1884, Page 3

Amusements. The waebenga-a-hika school COMMITTEE Beg to announce that the SOIREE in aid of funds for improving the Schoo! will take place at the Schoolhouse on FRIDAY, 16th MAY, 1884. TEA at 6 p.m. MAGIC LANTERN. CONCERT, in which several ladies and gentlemen well known in musical circles will assist. The whole to conclude with a dance, Admission: Soiree end Concert, 2s. 63.; Children, Is.; Dance, 2s. 6d. 86 Ecclesiastical. THE REV. P. RIORDAN will celebrate Mas*? on Sunday next as follows: — Gisborne, 8 a.m.; Ormond, 11 a.m. 83 Notices. GISBORNE FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held on Saturday Evening next, at the Masonic Hotel, at 7.30 p.m. E. H. PAVITT, 81 Hon. Sec. *" TE ARAI AND PATE TAHI. A COACH will leave the Masonic Stables Daily, at 8.30 a.m. and 3 p.m., for Matawhero and Steggall’s Hotel, returning at 10 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Parcels, &c., booked at the Masonic Stables will receive every attention. 80 B. C. FRYER. JJ BULL Has just opened a Seed Shop in connection with his Gisborne Nursery, which will be found to be a great convenience to his numerous Customers. A select and well assorted stock of Farm, Garden, and Flower Seeds on hand, which can fie relied on as thoroughly good. Fruit, Vegetables, Pot Plants, &c. Orders received for Fruit Trees and general Nursery Stock. Gt idstone Road, Opposite Whinray's, Cabinet-maker. 63 NOTICE. THE Tailoring Business of the late F. H. COX will be conducted by Mr. R. JOHNSON until further notice. MRS. E. COX. THE COOK COUNTY BUILDING SOCIETY (PERMANENT). HA S commenced business. Offices : Lowe Si beet, Investors should obtain copies of Rules. Investment Shares, Class A, £5 each, paid in full. Class B, of value of £25, payable 4s. per month. Enquire further particulars from A. W. CROFT, 42 Managing Director. NOTICE. I BEG to give notice that I have again started business in the baker’s shop in the Matawero Road, a little way down from my old shop at the corner, to which I hope soon to return with as good and durable a Stock as ever. I thank all my old customers for their past support, and hope for a continuation of the same. Any person leaving their Saddles, &c., at the Butchery, or at Sam Stevenson’s, will have the same attended to without delay. P. MALONE, 2066 Makaraka. THOMAS’ CARBOLISED SHEEP DIP. JUST TO HAND—Some 15 lb. tins; also, 100 lb. drums. PORTER & CROFT, 1 Agents. NOTICE, PORTER’S HALL will be available for Dancing during the winter months, with use of Piano, if required. For terms »pply PORTER & CROFT, 2095 Lowe Street. County Council Notices. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. A “K"TOTICE is hereby given that on Thursday, the Bth day of May, 1884. The following By-law will be made by a special order of this Council. Bt-law No. 7. That all horses, cattle, or vehicles, shall be taken or driven across any bridge under the control of this Council, at a walking pace only. Any person guilty of a breach of this By-law shall be liable to a penalty of £5 for each offence. JOHN WARREN, 2097 County Clerk. COOK COUNTY. ELECTORS’ ROLLS, 1884-5. THE Electors’ Rolls for the year 1884-5 are now on view at the office of the Council, Lowe Street, Gisborne, and a copy of the rolls of the several Ridings may be seen at the following places : — Gisborne Riding—Mr. Murchie’s Store, Makaraka. Arai Riding—Mr. Bilham’s House, Patutahi Waikohu Riding — Mr. George Scott’s House. Tologa Riding—The Courthouse, Tologa Bay. Waiapu Riding — Mr. Milner’s Store, Tuparoa. Any person who considers himself aggrieved by any entry therein or omission therefrom, may, on or before the 31st May, 1884, apply for relief to the Resident Magistrate’s Court which is nearest the place where the roll of the Riding is kept. JOHN WARREN, County Clerk. P- 21st April, 1884. 36