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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume V, Issue 650, 22 August 1891, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE. JN accordance with a Petition signed by numerous Ratepayers, I hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING, to be hold in the City Bink, on MONDAY NEXT, 24th instant, at 7.30 p.m, to discuss the Government Native Land Bill now before Parliament. JOHN TOWNLEY, Mayor, Gisborne, Aug. 21st, 1891, IN BANKRUPTCY ESTATE OF GRAHAM PITT AND BENNETT. A SECOND Dividend of TWO SHILLINGS in the £. will he payable at my Offjce, Gladstone Road, Gisborne, on and after MONDAY, the 24th August, 1891. JOHN COLEMAN, Deputy Assignee. BOROUGH COUNCIL ANNUAL ELECTION, T THE undersigned, Returning Officer for -*-? the Borough of Gisborqe, hereby give notice that the Annual Election of THREE Councillors will take place on THURSDAY, the 10th day of September next, And I appoint the Town Clerk’s Office as the place, and SATURDAY, the 29th inst., up to the hoqr of Noon, as the day for receiving the Nominations of Candidates. Dated at Gisborne the 22ud day of August, 1891, C. 0. LUCAS, Retqming Officer. gAWYER, CARTER AND GENERAL CARRIER, GLADSTONE ROAD. tSE* Orders left at Clayton and Co.'s will be promptly attended to,

CHUBCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLROOM. ■sssrr?? TUESDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1891. EIGHT F.M. ONE SHILLING. WAXWORKS I WAXWORKS I Unrivalled combination ot Attractions Classical I Historical ! Comical ! Show-woman ~ Mbs Jabley. To be followed by an Amusing aud Musical Entertainment, NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that i have taken over the GISBORNE PLUMBING WORKS, and that Mr J. M. Arundel is no longer connected with the same, F. HALL, Gisborne, 20th Aug., 1891. CLAYTON AND SAWYER are now doing Turning and Fretwork in all its branches at their yards. BOARD and Lodging at Mrs Menzies' Dining Rooms, Gladstone Bead, 15s per week; Board only, 10a, Excellent table, HAVING imported from Mr Phillips, Auckland, some of his Champion New Zealand-bred Plymouth Books, I have a few of the eggs to dispose of,—W. knights, The Park. WANTED KNOWN—Horse and Fowl feed, by the bag ."or bushel, in Wheat, Maize, Barley, and Oats (crushed or uncrushed), also Chaff and Potatoes, cheap at Clayton and Sawyer's,