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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 402, 11 January 1890, Page 3

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL "VTOTICE is hereby given that a Poll of a of the Ratepayers of the Waikohu and Ormond Boad Districts will bo taken on MONDAY, 27th January, 1890, at the following places—1, The Boad Board Office, Karaka. 2, Mr Bruce’s Wool Shed, Ormond. 3, The County Council Office, Gisborne, The proposal to be decided is— That the Council oonstruot a Gart Bridge across the K»iteratahi Ford of the Waipaoa Biver, That a sum of £4500 ba raised in terms of the Government Loane to Local Bodies Act, 1886, and that the first year’s interest and cost of raising the loan be paid out of Ipap moneys, The annual charge will be £325. The Special Bate to be given as security will be one sixth or a penny in the Pound on all rateable property In the Waikohp and Ormond Boad Districts, for a period of 26 years. The Bolling Booths will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, JOHN CLARK, Chairman Cook County Council. Gisborne, Jan. 7, 1889. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that Messes ROBERT THELWALL AND JOHN WALKER. Have been appointed Dog Registrars for the County of Cook for the year 1820, The Office of the Council (Gisborne) is the Registration Office, but the Registrars will endeavor to visit every house in the County Every dog must be registered. The fee is Five Shillings if paid op the vjsit of the Registrar, and prior to the 31st March. After the 81st March the fee will bi Ten SHiLLisns. Any person keeping a dog for fourteen days without oausing it to be registered is liable to a penalty of £5. J. WARRRN, Clerk. Gisborne, Jan. 8. 1890. MR HARPER, of Lowe Street, will feel obliged if the person who borrowed his Saw and Scythe Stone, will return them immediately, WANTED KNOWN—That 8. Dixon’s Wellington Aerated Waters are only to be obtained in Gisborne at the iMasouio Hotel.