L YVILLIAIVIDCMIi il [LIMITED.] PASTORALISTS’ AND FARMERS’ AGENTS, and GENERAL MERCHANTS. AGENCIES: OCEANIS STEAMSHIP COMPANY TYSER LINE OF STEAMERS N.Z AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP! COMPANY, Ltd. NELSON PROS., LIMITED PI-tiESTMAN'S PETROLEUM ENGINES ALPHA-LAVAL SEPARATORS COWSLIP CALF MILK REID AND GRAY ANDREWS AND HEAVEN COOPER’S POWDER SHEEP. DIP MURTON'S SHEEP DIP LAWES’ SHEEP. DIP. (Fluid and Powder) DUDSON ’S WOOL PRESS MOFFAT VIRTUE SHEARING MACHINES DEW’AR WHISKY LITTLE’S SHEEP DIP MARSHALL'S ENGINES THAMES AND MERSEY MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. GOLDEN APPLE CIDER SGHLITZ LAGER BEER MANNING’S ALES SIIACKLOCK’S RANGES AVELING AND PORTER’S TRACTION ENGINES FRIMLEY WINES BARRY’S BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT HORNSBY-AKROYD OIL ENGINES i ] £ i l
LAWN MOWERS. Steam’s Ball-bearing Machines Pennsylvania Machines NELSON BROS 4 ’ BLOOD AND BONE MANURE. BLOOD AND BONE MANURE, And MILBURN SUPERPHOSPHATES. SHE ARLN U- SEASuN. Min .Wool Packs, fast and loose tops sUin Wooi Packs, 42in Wool Packs Corn SacKs, Stencil Ink, 'l'atroo Oil Twine, Needles, Tarpaulin, Ruddle Wire Slieep Nets, Sheep Shears Oil Stones
AGHICUJLT U KAL SEEDS, OUR SEASON’S SUPPLY, OE NEW SEEDS TO HAND, Ex s.s. Indralema—\Vhito Field iVfustard .Green Top Yellow Aberdeen Turnip purple Top Y eliow Aberdeen Turnip Fosterton Hybrid Turnip Devon Greystone Turnip Broad Leaf Essex Rape White .Clover, Chewing’s Fescue Cow Grass, Alsike, Red Clover Lucerne, Timothy, Poa Pratensis Poa Trivilias, Poverty, Bay Rye Italian l£ye, .Cocksfoot Crested Dogstail, Meadow Foxtail Barley (Gape and Chevalier) and Sinclair’s Champion Field Carrot Seed
[VEGETABLE SEEDS. [VEGETABLE SEEDS,. FLOWER SEEDS. FLOWER SEEDS. PRIME TABLE POTATOES ' DERWENT. SEED. POTATOES PLASMON, PLASMON POWDER PLASMON COCOA FENCING MATERIAL. Johnston and American .Galvanised Fencing Wire Staples, etc., etc. PURIRI AND TOTARA POSTS AND STRAINERS. AND KEROSENE OIL HEATERS COOKING STOVES. GALVANISED IRON IRONMONGERY; OE EVERY! DESCRIPTION PAINTS, OILS DRAIN PIPES, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, Oi Every, Description. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LIMITED. A. E. KENNEDY,' 'Manager.
MATAWHEBO STOCK SALE FIXTURES. .THURSDAY, sth NOVEMBER THURSDAY., 2Gth NOVEMBER THURSDAY, 10th DECEMBER THURSDAY, 24th DECEMBER. WILLIAMS A KETTLE, Lid. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO:, Lid.
VICTORIAN Shoeing Forgo, the Bridge, Peel street, H. G. Watson, proprietor. Horses carefully shod. General Smithing work undertaken. Charges reasonable. ANTED KNOWN The “Exports" are the Sewing Machines of the day, and are giving general satisfaction. Cash prices, £4, £6, and £9. C'UXY Shaving and Hairdressing Saloon, J next Morgan’s, Gladstone Hoad, is now open, and tho patronage of the publlo is Invited fjnHE Straight Tip.—Where shall I take JL’ my Horse to get Shod? , Why, to Davidson’s Lowe Street Forge, for ho knows what your horse wants to wear. MATRIMONY is a sea for which no compass has yet been invented—but all ladies and gentlemen, married and unmarried, should steer straight for Hen nessy’s. . IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE of country people Riding or Driving into town, lot them pass right along to Redstono and Sons’ Stables. Good Stabling and good Paddocbing, and everything up-to-date. WHO Shoes tho Best and Neatest ? Why, David-on, of course. His Lowe Street Forge is most handy, and all work is done under his personal supervision. —Lowe Street Forge (opposite Dunlop’s j Buildings).
li q tr, a o m 5 JOHN PARSONS begs to intimate that he is prepared to undertake any FAEBIEBING OB VETERINARY WORK. Orders left at the Whataupoko Pound, or to 0 Neenan, Ormond, will be attended DIBECT FROM LONDON. —A Grand Assortment of Newest Styles in Sunshades and Umbrellas. Priees from Is 9d to 17b 6d each. Splendid value.—At C. Kosie and Co.’s. IP you want your Horses carefully shod, take them along to Watson, Victorian Shoeing Forge, the Bridge, Peel street. IP you want the Correct Time, try one of H. B. Smith’s Nickel Lever Watches. TENNIS SEASON—Ladies’ Tennis Shoes from 2s Gel, Gents' Tennis fchoes from 3s (new fresh goods).—At Phit-Essi Boot Shop. SHIPMENTS of Fruit and Fish arriving every steamer. Vegetables always on hand. —Mrs J. Lee, Gladstone road near Boyal Hotel. WANTED— 200 pairs Boots Repaired by end of October—at W. Stowart’s, Peel street.
WANTED— Mothers to get their Pramß Ee-tyred at the Cooper Cycle Works, Gladstone road. f'C ACBE9 freehold land, on main 13® CP Gisborne-Opotiki Koad, partly improved ; 200 aores felled and in grass, two miles of fencing; three-roomed house, etc.; creamery beiDg erected close by. Price £2 10s per acre. Terms arranged.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. IF you want to Eee something nice in tbo way of a Turn-out, coma along with ms to Bedstones’ Stables,
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1046, 13 November 1903, Page 3
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