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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 326, 29 January 1902, Page 3

AND C 0„ LIMITED. Shropshire Rams WE are prepared to Book Orders for SHROPSHIRE BAMS, from the flock of Messrs G. and R. Coates, Auckland. A Sample of 50 may be seen at Bushmere on application to — .T. B. KELLS.

STOCK_SALES. QUR NEXT STOCK SALE Will be held at waerexga-a-hika yards, On WEDNESDAY, sth February, At 11.30 a.m. Present Entries: 500 8 H B E p On account of Mr C. J. Crago : 5 Two-tooth Lincoln Rams These sheep sold up to C guineas last February, and were much admired. 1A A CATTLE. IUU Including—--8 Fat Rulloeks <lO 2 and 3-year-old Steers 20 Heifers. Further Entries Invited. Further Sales on Thursday, Gth March Thursday, 3rd April At PUHATi KOTIKO YARDS, on Tuesday, 11th February. Present Entries: 5000 S Including—--2000 ROMNEY EWES, from Waihuka Station. 1000 EWES, from Rangatira Station. On account of Mr W. Hutchmson: 1000 2,4, and G-tooth Wethers 10 Lincoln Rams 10 Yearling Steers. On account of Mr P. Wright: 20 2 and 3-jear-old Steers Further Entries invited. At WAiMATA, At Mr Akroyd’s Yards, On TUESDAY, 18th February. Present Entries: 2000 s H E E p--1 Si

On account of Mr A. L. Bellerby : 80 Stud Lincoln Ewes (from 2-tooth to full mouth) 30 Stud Ewe Lambs. 25 Lincoln-Bomney Bams 18 Lincoln Bams 20 Lincoln Bam Lambs 1 6-tooth Stud Lincoln Bam Bred by J. B. Sutton. ’ WAERENGA-O-KURI, on Thursday, 13th March. Present Entries: 4000 SHEEP - Further Entries invited. COMMON, SHELTON, & CO., Ltd. J. B. KELLS, Auctioneer. HORSE SALE. FRIDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. Entries Invited. WOOL _SAI.ES. WE will be holding Sales of WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, and TALLOW on the following date : 7tii February, 1902. All consignments, either small or large lots, will be protected up to their full market value. If the owner’s ideas of values are not obtained, the lots can be shipped to London for sale there at the lowest rates of charges. We invite entries for these Sales. COMMON, SHELTON, & CO. J. B. KELLS, Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Several Sections in Mr Graham’s property are still unsold. One Section in Mr Grayson’s property is still unsold. LEASEHOLDS :

4600 acres on the East CoastThe property is ring-fenced, and is at present carrying 4000 sheep, and is only partly improved. The position for shipping and homestead site is the best on the coast. Price for Leasehold, £2IOO. 2900 acres, Waimata DistrictPartly improved. 1650 acres, Murewai District. Partly improved, carrying at present 1400 sheep. 1500 acres, Waipiro District. Partly improved. 2000 acres, Motu DistrictPartly improved. 1500 acres, Ormond DistrictFully improved. 3100 acres, Waimata District. Partly improved, carrying at present 5200 sheep.

FREEHOLDS: 1200 acres, Waimata DistrictHill country, at present carrying 2500 sheep. 50 acres, Ormond District. Mostly flat. Within one mile of Bail- j way and School. 2900 acres, Whatatutu trictPartly improved, carrying at present ; 5000 sheep. 1600 acres, Waerenga-o-kuri District. Partly improved. 160 acres, Whataupoko. This is a very handy farm, situated within four miles of uisborne. 3900 acres, Patutalii District. Partly improved. 3000 acres within 6 miles of Gisborne. This farm is iully improved, and is one of the pick properties of the district. j 900 acres, Waimata District. j Partly improved. 3400 acres, Tologa Bay District. (Jnimproved—bush and fern. 3000 acres, Tologa Bay District. Unimproved—bush and fern. For further particulars, apply to COMMON, SHELTON AND CO.l LIMITED, LAGER_BEER. THE DRINK FOR WARM WEATHER. HANCOCK’S BISMARK - LAGER BEER IS THE Best and Cheapest in the 1 Marketr 3 WARD AND CO.’S CELEBRATED Bottled Beer. 6| READ BROS.’ "e Dogs Head Ale. td m id ist it OBTAINABLE FROM ALL HOTELS, Or,— COMMON, SHELTON & CO. Limited, WHOLESALE AGENTS,