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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 367, 18 March 1902, Page 3

WILL HAVE „ Ex “ UMBALLA, WOOLPAC, CORNSACK: CASTOR OIL Ex “STAB OF Ni Bond, SIX TANKS Nh SEED. Comprising TURNIPS (Ureeu Aberdeen) DEVON GREYSTONI FOSTERTON HYBRII SWEDES, Etc. WHITE CL’.VER RED CLOVE Li ALSYKE LUCERNE COWGRASS BROAD-LEAVED ESSEX RAPE WHITE FIELD MUSTARD CRESTED DOGSTAIL FIORIN, TIMOTHY FESCUES, YARROW, Etc., Etc. All*Fresli aua Reliable Seeds. Speoialiy Selected and Thoroughly Tested. Twenty-five tons Johnson’s GALVANISED WIRE.

Ex “ MIMIRO,” at New York— T WENTY-FIVE TONS AMERICAN GALVANISED WIRE. Ex Latest Arrivals. Full stocks of seasonable GOODS, Consisting of GROCERIES IRONMONGERY SHEARING REQUISITES (Shears, Stones, Oil, Ruddle, Marking Ink, etc.) ALL DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. NELSON BROS.’ MANURES. Specially MacMue-dres seel Seed. POVERTY BAY RYEGRASS ITALIAN RYEGRASS PRAIRIE GRASS COCKSFOOT LINSEED OATS WHEAT BARLEY, Etc. SUTTON AND YATES’ FLOWER • AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.

'WINES AND SPIIUTS OF CHOICEST QUALITY. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Limited A. E. KENNEDY, Manager. W. A. O’MEARA, MERCHANT. AGENCIES! Cooper’s Sheep Dip. South Britisli Insurance' Company. Matawhero Dairy Factory. The Colonial Ammunition Company. Neill’s Spring Blossom Tea. The Melotte Cream Separator. Etc., Etc., Etc.,

GROCERIES, PRODUCE, IRONMONGERY,HARDWARE, BRUSHWARE, And EVERYTHING REQUIRED For STATIONS, CONTRACTORS, AND GENERAL USE. BLASTING POWDER, DYNAMITE, GELIGNITE. I am a BUYER of— < MAIZE LINSEED RYERRASS COCKSFOOT CLOVER HONEY BEESWAX TALLOW CHAFF WOOL, HIDES nd SHEEPSKINS, W. A. 011EARA. [Established 1891.]

House, Land, Assurance and General Commission Agent. (Telephone No. 193) PROPERTY LIST— Half-acre Seotions, Upper Gladstone road, £4O each; fifth acre, Disraeli street, £6O; Aberdeen road, near Hospital, ft-acre, £75. 4-roo'med Cottage and Section, Williams street, £150; Cottage, 4 rooms, J-acro, Herbert street, £177; j-acre and Cottage, Borry Etreet, £170; 5-roomed House, Cobden street, £220; J-acre and 4roomed House, Berry street, £200; jacre and 2-rcomed kauri Cottage, Leith Etreet, £150; 4-ro-uned House, Palmerston road, £215; 6-roomed house, Grey street, £320; Corner Section and Two Houses, one 6 rooms, other 3 rooms, £520. Other town properties up to £I6OO. WHATAUPOKO. 13 Acres River Frontage, also frontage to two roads. Great prospective value. £SO per acre. 5 Acres, Ormond road, just beyond Mangapapa creek. Corner section, great bargain. £OO per acre, or may be cut up to suit purchasers. Section, Wi Pere street, J-acre, only £45; half-acres, Clifford street, £75 and £llO (corner section) ; J-acre, Ormond road, £65; J-acre, Whitaker street, £130; Corner Section,- Ormond road and McLean street, £l-50. Well-built 5-roomed Kauri House, Ormond road, three minutes from Peel street bridge, only £325. Clifford street: Fiveroomed House, acre of ground, £450; 5-roomed House, £350. Half-acre and 6-roomed Dwelling, every convenience, £550; 4-roomed House and 5 acres, £650; 2 Acres and large Dwelling of 8 rooms, £750; 13 Aores and House, very cheap; 10 Acres, with 6-roomed House, River Frontage, £620. KAITI.

Seotions: Half-acres, Craig road, £7O; gacre, Harris street, £200; Acre, DeLautour road, £l5O ; -1 Acres, Tyndall road, £6O per acre; 3 Acres, Huxley road, £BO per acre; Acre, Wainui road, £235. 40 Acres, with 5-roomed House, £IOOO the lot. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. Makauri—A very desirable Dairy Farm, about 30. acres first-class land, comtortable Cottage, good Stockyard and Cowshed, bandy to factory and School, for sale on easy terras. Te Ks.r-.ka—l3o Aores good land, all fiat au.i pioughable. 50 acres in crops, well watered, with 4-roomed House, etc., on main road. Daily Coach.500 Acres, Government Lease, with Right of Purchase, 300 Sheep, Tools, etc., Partly Improved. Many other properties, town and country. Several on exceptionally easy term 3, to suit all intending purchasers. MUSIC. Mrs a. j. cooper, Teacher of PIANOFORTE AND SINGING, Palmerston Road, Has Vacancies for Several Pupils. Tkbvs os Application. IF your Watch won’t go, take it ft H. R, Smith; of the Goldsmiths’ lUfvQiad-