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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 501, 2 September 1890, Page 3

MULTUM IN PARVO. POVERTY BAY ROWING CLUB. SEASON 1890 91. Active Members : Entrance Fee, 2s fid ; Annual Subscription, £l. Honorary Members : Subscription, 10a 6d ; Ladies, ss. "INTENDING MEMBERS are requested _L to nominate before Sept. 15th next, date of Annual General Meeting, to be hc’-d at Masonic Hotel at 8 p.m. Business : Election of new Members, Officers, etc. Members are requested to pay’ their annual subscription to the Treasurer without delay in order to liquidate debt on new shed. Boat Fund ; Collectors are requested to complete their lists if possible by Sept. 15th next. Subscribers of £5 5s are elected Life Members of the Club. HAROLD WARREN, Hon. ec. P.B.R.C.

gT. ANDREWS LITERARY SOCIETY. Mr A. "c? — HUGO Will deliver s LECTURE THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING «« “ Popular Superstitions rceariiins certain XTumbers.” The L'Oture will comp rise Divination by Numbers — Popular Predilection for certain Numbers—Adaptation of Facts to Figures as Mnemonic Aid— Coincidence and Association of the Numbers 2,8, 4,7, and 9. Collection at close, in aid cf the Society’s Building Fund.

TO MILK SUPPLIERS. A MEETING of Milk Suppliers will be Z7L held at Mr W. Cooper’s Hotel, Waerengs-i-hika, on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.30. Business : To discuss the price of Milk. M. O’SULLIVAN. J. CAMPBELL. i ; NEW ZEALAND FEDERATED TIMBER i WORKERS’ ASSOCIATION. GISBORNE BRANCH. TO Timber Workers and Bushfailers—lntending Members are reminded that i this is the last month of joining at the mini--5 mum rate of 2s 61 for all bona fide residents ■ of Gisborne. JOHN W. MACKRELL, Secretary. ——— ——■ _ TEA MEETING. A TEA MEETING will bo held at the Church of England Sunday School on THURSDAY EVENING, 4th Sept. Tea at 6. Admission (including Tea) Is 63, Children Is ; after Tea Is. Readings from,Waste Paper Basket, Music, etc. . ».• r* , -

TO BUILDERS. Tenders invited for building a COTTAGE at Patutahi for Mbs J. Hkbbbbt. Tenders to close on TUESDAY, 9th inst., at 2 p.m. . Particulars may be seen at mv office. ' ' —W. P; FIWERAN7 “““ Architect. — , N.Z. FEDERATED WORKING MEN’S ASSOCIATKM. A MEETING win be held at Stevenson's Hall, Matawhero, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7 30. Business;—,Tq complete Election of Country CdnJiniitaei and enrol members. . A. L. COOPER, S‘rf I W ' AZ Secretary. September let, 1890. STOCK SAXE, &e. ■ ■ iiv- ■ MAKARAKA YARDS, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3a», 1 o’clock. PRESENT ENTRIES. 2Q HEAD FAT STEERS 8 Head Springing Heifers 5 Head Good Beef 4 2 year old Steers t' v "J 4 Heifers 1 eet'Diso Harrows 1 D.FJPlough

DAVIESj AKROYD, AND PORTER. — ROADS TO OPE£ VP CROWN ORMOND-OPOTIKI ROAD, NO 1 C'ONTRACT-Foi-matton, etc,, of about $l6 chains and one Bridge, TENDERS marked as above will be recefvCa by tna District Surveyor at the Survey Office, Gisborne, up till THURSDAY, 18th September next, at 4 p.m. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the same Office, The District Surveyor, qr other person appointed by btm, will meet intending Contranlora at Barker’s Station, to point out the ° n thß ' tS * , “ d * on ' Tha lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. '• 1 G. W. WILLIAMS, —“ '' “■ Chief Surveyor. Survey Office, Napier, 21« t August.

TXT-ANTED KNOWN -Ex AwaroaVV CLAYTON & SAWYER are now lauding Newcastle COALS. Orders should I be booked at once to save disappointment. XmAmiXmA*.— -lArw t/ v .TXTANTED KNOWN-CLAYTON And 1 VV SAWYER having received an over- | plus of TOTAR A POSTS, they will bo cleared at £4 12y>er 100 for Cash, ■