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Wanted. WANTED. —Two or Three Gentlemen Boarders. Apply, Office of this paper. 439 WANTED —Everybody to invest in *• Jacob Faithful’s ” Consultation on the Hawke’s Bay Spring Meeting. Filling rapidly. Tickets at “ Scottie’s,” Gisborne Hotel. 477 WANTED KNOWN —Copies of the Telephone can be procured from Mr. J. Snyder Browne every afternoon after 4.30 o’clock. Land sale — important.—as the undersigned proceeds to Auckland on September 21st, to attend the Land Company’s Sale, he will undertake to act for all intending purchases who may intrust him with commissions.—W. S. Ingle. 476 A respectable middle ?.lEd PERSON, with good references, who has been twelve months Housekeeper and Cook in a gentleman’s family near Auckland, wishes to get a similar situation in the country, for the summer. Private family or select hotel. Address, “ E.C.,” care of Mr. Lincoln, Postoffice, Auckland. 445 Lost. A LOST.—£I REWARD. THE above reward is offered to anyone b'inging a Daik Brown Hoise, one hind foot while, shod all round, bianded 15 on near shoulder, and square and compass, to JAMES ERSKINE, 473 Bake, Gisborne. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST from Makaraka on 31st July, 1884, a Bay Horse branded like W on near shoulder, K off shoulder, C off X rump, shod a l l round. Anyone returning the same to Mi. E. Beresford, Roseland Hotel, will receive the above reward. 407 Notices. GISBORNE ROWING CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the Members of the above Club will be held at the Masonic Hotel on Saturday next, the 20th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Business —To pass Balance-sheet for past year, election of officers, &c. JOSEPH CRESWELL, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. TO EUROPEANS AND MAORIS. ~|~>E it known that in reference to the Notice inserted by me in the European Newspapers of August 29th ult., tha: it was in consequence of a conversation between myself and Haio, in which a dispute arose. I told him that I would withdraw from the arrangement about selling my houses to him, and told him that I would publish a notice to that effect to inform Europeans and Maoris. The said notice was published, but the reason of its not appearing earlier was that it was mislaid by my agent, for it was written during the first week of August, for -4 insertion in the European Newspaper, and that was the cause of the delay. We hav< now made Friends, and will this day com plete the sale of the Houses, with the insidi furniture, also the small outhouses. Fron Buka Abatapu to the said Haio. BUKA ABATAPU. Gisborne, 16th September, 1834. 47:

Ten ders. TO BUILDERS. rpHE undersigned will receive tenders for I the erection of a Cot! age in the Aberdeen Road on MONDAY NEXT, the 22nd Inst. Plans and Specification can be seen at my office. W. J. QUIGLEY, 481 Architect,