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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 236, 14 October 1901, Page 3

Air Glass, the organising secretary of ; the Farmers’ Union (says the Wellington j correspondent of the New Zealand Herald) has just returned from a Southern tour, I during which he and Mr Fisher have been ; organising the farmers and spreading the mana of the body they represent. Air Glass reports having met with most encouraging success among both holders of large estates and small farmers. Since August 12th, Otago, Southland, Canterbury and Nelson have been thoroughly “ done ” in the interests of the union, and j the result is an addition of about 60 j

j branches, representing, say, five thouj sand members. This gives the union ! a total membership of close on j 20.000 members, distributed over about I 200 branches throughout- the colony. No j wonder the Premier begins to realise that I the farmer is becoming a power in the laud. Air Glass is satisfied from the J spirit shown at the various meetings that j the farmer has determined to make his j wants known, and he says the feeling is | quite as strong in the South as it is in j the North. It is the intention of Mr Glass to make a house-to-house canvass from the North Cape to the Bluff, and as soon as the union has a membership of 50,000 it is intended to call the Colonial Council tgether. This event will probably take place in May next.

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WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Limited, Will Sell by Public Auction, On SATURDAY, 2<3iu OCTOBER At the THEATRE ROYAL, GISBORNE, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES : 1. On account of Ewen Cameron, Esq. : 200 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL FLATS, Subdivided into Sections of from 10 to 30 Acres. 2. On account of John W. Dobbie, Esq.: SECTION 80, BLOCK 111, containing 110 S acres. Well fenced and watered. New Dwelling, and all necessary Buildings. Fourteen miles from town. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

3. On account of Thomas Byrne, Esq. : HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY AT RUANGAIIEHU (Te lvaraka), Consisting of 193 Acres Preehold 30 Acres Leasehold. 4. On account of Mr W. Wilson; SECTION No, 10S, BUTENE ROAD, HAITI, 1 Acre. 5. On account of Mr W. Ranger ; SEVERAL CONVENIENT SECTIONS,

HAITI FORESHORE. 0. On account of Mr John Somervell: SECTION No. 141, GLADSTONE HOAD, 4-Acre. 7. On account of Mrs P. Mooney : 12 ACHES, HAITI. 8. On account o£ J. A. Hartling, Esij. : SECTIONS 42 TO 45, 2 ACHES, BLOCH C, WHATAUI'OKO. Splendid Building Sites. Each I-acre. 9. On account of Mr Jonathan Kennedy as Trustee : PAHT SECTION 13, HARRIS STREET, GISBORNE, containing I rood 17 perches, with Eight-roomed House, next Turanganui Hotel. Most convenient site. Handy to port and railway. Sale commences at 11.30 a.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. A. F. KENNEDY, Auctioneer.

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