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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 213, 19 August 1884, Page 3

HANLON AND BEACH. HANLON WILFULLY CAUSED THE FOUL. ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD. HANLON DECLINES THE CHALLENGE. [BEVTEB’S TELEGBXMS.] Bxbsbt, August 18. A large meeting took place at Punch's hotel to-day, when the stakes in the late sculling match were paid over. Hanlan admitted that he had wilfully fouled Beach because he believed that the latter had crossed over into his water. Hanlan expressed a desire to row another match with Beach within three months, but Beach positively refuses to meet the exchampion within six months. Clifford also offered to row Hanlan, but the latter refused to take up the challenge. The Captain of the steamer Tomki, who was present, stated he was compelled to run close upon Hanlan’s boat, in order to avoid running aground. Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Copies of the Telephone can be pioeured from Mr. J. Snyder Browne every afternoon after 4.30 o’clock.

WANTED KNOWN. — That all Legal Foims, Writs, Subpcenas, &e., Ac-, can be obtained at the Telephosb Office. 206 To Let. TO L E T—rpHE Cottage recently occupied by thi late H. A. Downe. For particulars, apply to, MRS. H. SAVIIL,

387 Palmerston Road, Gisborne. TO LET— Three comfortable offices in Lowe Street. The Oilices are furnished, and well adapted for Solicitors’ Chambers. Apply to T. W. PORTER. Gisborne. August 16,1884. 381 NOTICE. THOSE of our Subscribers who have been in the habit of paying for their papers once a fortnight will please pay the boy, who will call on them during next week.