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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 225, 1 October 1901, Page 3

WILLIAMS & KETTLE [LIMITED.] HAVE JUST LANDED, Ex “ UMBALLA,” at Calcutta— WOOLPACKS, all sizes COBNSACKS CASTOR OIL. Ex “STAR OF NEW ZEALAND,” at LondonSIX TANKS NEW SEASON’S SEEDS. Comprising TURNIPS (Green and Furple-top Aberdeen) DEVON G'.UiVSTONF. FOSTERTON HYBRID, SWEDES. Etc. WHITE CLOVER RED CLOVER ALSYKE LUCERNE COWGRASS BROAD-Ll'.AVl'D ESSEX RATE WHITE FIELD MUSTARD CRESTED DOGSTAIL FIORIN, TIMOTHY FESCUES. YARROW, Etc., Etc. All Fresli and Reliable Seeds. : Specially Selected and Thoroughly Tested. Twenty five tons Johnson’s galvanised wire. a Ex “ MIMIROT at Now York— TWENTY-FIVE TONS AMERICAN GALVANISED WIRE. Ex Latest Arrivals. Full stocks of seasonable goods, Consisting ot

GROCERIES IRONMONGERY SHEARING REQUISITES (Shears, Stones, Oil, Ruddle, Marking Ink, etc.) ALL DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. NELSON BROS.'’ MANURES. Specially Machine-dressed Seed. POVERTY RAY RYEGRASS ITALIAN RYEGRASS PRAIRIE GRASS COCKSFOOT LINSEED OATS WHEAT BARLEY, Etc. SUTTON AND YATES’ FLO AY Lit AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. WINES AND SPIRITS OF CHOICEST QUALITY. Williams and kettlf, A. E. KENNEDY, Manager.

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