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Gisborne Times, Volume XII, Issue 1081, 24 December 1903, Page 3

1.1i.A. Telephone 140. Telephone 140Offices - - Gladstone Eoad. DAIRY FARMS SHEEP STATIONS CATTLE RUNS RESIDENCES INSURANCES ACCIDENT, FIRE, LIFE, 'AND MARINE Effected at LOWEST CURRENT RATES

LOANS NEGOTIATED FOR SMALL OR LARGE SUMS. A FEW CHOICE PROPERTIF.S Amongst others FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 15 Acres, Kaiti, bargain, only £325. Residence, S acres, magnificent view, £2OOO. Residence, and -j-acre, central, rare chance, £650. new . house, good position, £43u. Residence, 4-acre, exceptional terms, £550. 500 and 1000 Acres, Motu, improved, cheap. 130 Acres, rich flats, near town.

800 Acres, near town, fine sheep country, cheap. 7000 Acres, half improved, balance valuable milling timber, only £2 10s per acre. 10,000 Acres grand sheep country, freehold, 15s per acre. .TERMS ARRANGED FOR ALL OUR PROPERTIES. ItiTEROGLOftML LAND AGEH&Y.

WHATAUPOIvO ESTA TE SALE. 8 Dairy Farms. TV HAT A LTPOKO ESTATE SALE. 8 Dairy Farms WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION At. WILLIAMS ai«'D KETTLE’S AUCTION MART, On SATURDAY, JANUARY Dili, IUOI, At 13 Neon—

EIGHT SECTIONS. Nos. 40 to 47 (inclusive). m FARMS OF. 52 ACRES 4 FARM OF 37 ACRES Adjoining the Homestead oil the Main Road. THE AUCTIONEERS have received instructions from the Executors of the late P. BARKER’S ESTATE, to sell, as above, on account of a number of buyers _ for these sections having been disappointed at their withdrawal at the Sale on December 19th.

These EIGHT SECTIONS comprise -101 acres of the Best Land in the Bay, eminently suitable for Dair Daiiying, being well watered, sheltered, and level. 'l' E R M S : • 20 per cent. Cash. 20 per cent. Six Months. Balance in Five Years at 5 per cent. Subject to improvements, the second 20 per cent, will be spread over two years. Plans and further particulars from— WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. .THE INTERCOLONIAL LAND ! AGENCY, and COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd.

WHATATUTU SCURRY MEETING, TO be held in Mr W. Hay’s Paddock, BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 20,1003 First Race to start at 11 o’clock. 1. HURDLE RACE, H r miles! First prize 50s ; 2nd, 10s. Entrance, 3s.' 2. STATION RACE, 1 mile. First, 40s.< Entrance, 2s. 3. SCURRY RACE, 1-mile. First, 30s. Entrance, 2s. 4. WHATATUTU HANDICAP, H miles. First, £4 ; second, £.l. Entrance, ss. 5. PONY RACE, 0 furlongs. First, trophy, value £1 Is. Entrance, 2s. 0. HIGH JUMP FOR HORSES. Entrance 2s. Prize, 30s. 7. CONSOLATION RACE,- 1 mile. First, 40s. Entrance, 2s. OTHER EVENTS MAY BE ADDED ON THE DAY.,, FOOT EVENT-100 YARDS’ HANDICAP : Ist, Medal ; 2nd, .Trophy. Entrance, 2s.

Entries close with the Secretary, at Whatatutu, on DECEMBER 2-ith,| for Hurdle Race and Whatatutu Handicap. Other, events, post entries. Admission to Course : Adults, Is ; Children, half-price. Subscriber’s Ticket of 5s admits to Course, and enters one horse in a race, except Hurdles and Handicap, 11. S. LESLIE, OSBORNE, Hon. Sees.

“ “ST SAY, George, this Buggy o' mins is JL badly in need of Repairs and Painting. Where’s the best place to take it?” ‘‘Why, don’t you know, Sandlant, of course (every time). You will save money and get it turned out tquai t,o new. The boat Bhop in town for Repairs and Painting.”—W. Sandlant. Xsß'.ablisised 18S7. Thousands of Horses annually shod at Ormond’s Shoeing Forgo Workmanship unsurpassed.» / Prices lowest. “ Take it to Ormond’s,” and save money.

jpELLOW Citizens friends and ene mics,—Why will you pay more when you can fief “the best of work at the lowest of prices at Ormond's ? Comparisons invited. “ Take it to Ormond's.”

SPECIAL Attractions (or tha season at “ The Beehive." Books, Stationery, Fanoy Goods, Toys. Prices to suit all. WANTED— An ideal tonic for strengthening the hair, destroying dandruff, and giving the hair a snf', glcs-y appearance. Hendy’s “ Egg Julep.” Large bottles Is. Obtainable only from EUEE AND AMBHIDGE, Sole /-gents. HT do the majority 'n this district “ Take it to Ormond’s ?” Because he gives the best alue and they know it; that’s why.

G° TO H. B. SMITH’S FOB PBESENTS WANTED, immediately—The public of Gisborne and surrounding district to know that J. Lang has just received a splendid assortment ol Ladies and Gentlemen’s best American Boots, and Boys and Girls’ Chroma Leather School Boots, a speciality. Beet Chrome Leather Football Boota io clear at 8s Gd. Repairs promptly attended to. ENNESSY FOR BOOTSi ENNESSY FOR BOOTS!