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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 548, 18 October 1902, Page 3

LAMD SALE. WILLIAMS AND SETTLE, IjIMITFIi, Will fell On SATURD..Y, Ist NOVEMBER, In the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Ai 11U0 a.m., THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES :- TOWN SECTIONS. CuMem-TTnii-e and Hand- °, j' 6 and 7 I Porter’s Hall), with all buildinC'. A-acre. . . «rey stree't Section No. 203, J-acre, with Seven-roomed Dwelling. Childers Load and Peel Street: Section 5.1, Millituvn?’sJ Acres, in suitable Building Palmerston Road : Quarter-acre, with Eight, roomed Dwelling (now occupied by Mr C Nicholson). Palmerston Bead: Section No. I- SU, CuftmnVouse Street: Section No. 5, Palmerston Road: Section No. 255. J acre, with Dwelling. Cobden street and Berry street: bub-sectiODS 3,4, .3, G, and 7. WHATAUPOKO. Sections 142 and 80, Whataupoko. in suitable Building Sections, each beautifully laid off in orchard and garden. Mr Ling has made this property one of the choicest spots on Whataupoko, and its proximity to the Mang’gapa School should make it specially attractive. Section 122, Cliff rd Btreet, 33 perches, in orchard and potatoes. Section 17, The Point (river frontage), 1 rood 32 perehps. VICTORIA TOWNSHIP. Section No. 63, J-acre. HAITI. Section No. 22, Block 321, 3 acres 3 roods 33 perches, ali fenced and grassed, fronting Wainui road. Several very desirable, building sites on Knit' (io acres), the property of Mr P. Mooney. AWAPUNL Section No 33, with New Eight-roomed Dwelling and Outbuildings, 9 acres H roods 0 perches, the property of Mr H. Wilkinson. MATAWHERO. Section No. on, about 10 acres, with Lease 40 acres ou Makaraka Baoecouise, the property ut Mr John Wilson. Section No. 34, Tuangu, 10 acres. MOTU.j Section No. 3 (all guud bush), 1090 acres. RANGIRIRL Section No. 1, consisting of about 17-30 acres, of which 500 are open country; balance good bush. TE KARAKA, Section 8, containing 5 acres 2 roods 32 perches, subdivided into small sections. MARAETAHA (NICK’S HEAD).

bection No. 6, 500 acres. Section No. 0, 138 acres. (First-class Grazing Countjy) ORMONI) TOWNSHIP. Sections 38, 3D, 10, and 41, about 4J acres, fenced ; mam road frontage; some fruit trees. PATUTAI-II TOWNSHIP. Sections 0,7, B, 11, 10, li, 00—eaen j-acrc. A. F. KFiNNFiUy, Auctioneer. POVERTY HAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTUItAL AbaOCfATIUN. EXTRA CLASSES, CLASS 30A.—Mr J. Hackett, offers a Special Frize of .LI lus lor Lest \ earfing by Warrior. Tiiree entries or no prize given. CLASS 18(1.—Best, Girl Rider under lo years of age. Ist, prize, our is, presented by it. J. fteynoids, tmd prize, lus bd. CLASS 181.—Best Boy Rider under 15 years of age. Ist prize, Al 11s Cd ; bud prize, 10s lid (both presented by G. C, Ormond, mstj.j G. It, WYLLIU, Secretary.

POVERTY RAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. MEMBERS who have not yet paid their subscriptions are requested to iorward the amounts due by them to the Secretary, before SAIUUDaY, 18th inst. On receipt of cheque, tickets will be posted to members, or they can be obtained at Secretary’s office. G. R. WYLLIE, Secretary. OLD MEN'S HOME. CLOTHING REQUIRED. CONTRIBUTIONS of Clothing, such as Second-hand Suits, Shirts, and Boots, will be thaukfully received at the Old Men’s Home, Roebuck road. R. D. B. ROBINSON, Seoietary. PRICE OF BUTTER. ON and after the 15th INSTANT, the Price of Butter will be REDUCED to— RETAIL Is Od WHOLESALE .. .. 10Jd M. ft. SOMERVELL Has a NULL STOCK OF SCHOOL REf QUISITES, TOYS, STATIONERY, MAGAZINES, and All the LATEST NOVELTIES in LADIES’ FASHIONS.

Foreign Stamps a Speciality. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Open daily. Subscription, 2s Od per Quarter. Clearance Magazines on Sale at Is per Bundle. —THE UNIVERSAL—CONFECTIONERY SHOP, GLADSTONE HOAD, iS the best place in town for SWEETS of all description, as well as FRUIT and SUMMER DRINKS. ALWAYS IN STOCK— All kinds of Biscuits Boiled Lollies. Scotch Mixtures Chocolates, Jujubes London Mixtures, etc., Of the VERY BEST QUALITY. A TRIAL SOLICITED. ~ MATAWHERO STiHJK SALE FIXTURES. WEDNESDAY, Bth OCTOBER THURSDAY, 6th NOVEMBER THURSDAY, 27th NOVEMBER THURSDAY, 18th DECEMBER N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Lid. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd.

TO LET TO LET—SHOP and Three-roomed DWELLING, at Ormond. Apply—- “ TIMES ” OFFICE. COUNTRY SETTLERS are reminded that they can obtain excellent accommodation for their horses at Redstone s Stables, in Lowe Street. LACE Patterns, D’Oylfys, Braids, Transfer Designs, Wools, Silks, Peri-lustra, and all materials for Fancy Work, at “ The Beehive,” Gladstone road. UST ARRIVED -On Sale, at Mrs M. Cavanagh's (late H. Warren), PingPong Sets and Extra Balls. ONE of the most pleasant ways of passing an afternoon is to take a drive into the country. Redstone & Son can supply you with a nret-class vehicle and a nice pair of horses.