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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1396, 6 March 1905, Page 3

NO LICENSE l ' TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 7th, In HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, MR 0. H. POOLE Will Lecture on “ Mating Frlontla with Undo Sam,’.' .illustrated with Magnificent Lantern Slides. Fioluros of the St. Louie Exposition and' other parte of the United States. Admlesion, lid; Dross Oirole, Is. EVERYBODY INVITED.

POVERTY BAY PROPERTIES THE EAST COAST NATIVE LANDS TRUST BOARD Have instructed. Messrs, DALCETY & COMPANY, LIMITED, To dispose of BY PUBLIC AUCTION On SATURDAY, APRIL 15. 1905, AT OISBORNL,

THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PASTORaL PROPERTIES TAHORA NO. 2 BLOCK, Comprising 50,000 A'CRES 11EAV.Y BUSH LAND, of wMch 10,000 ACRES are FREEHOLD and 10,000 j ACRES LEASEHOLD, Subdivided. into Sections of from 1200 to 3000 ACRES' The Block, which is. situate -15 miles from .Gisborne, consists of Undulating Broken Country, with numerous Good Valleys an,d Flats, and is well watered by. small streams. The spil is good, on papa formation. ALSO,— MANGAQKURA NO. 1.

. FREEHOLD OF 2027 ACRES HEAVY BUSH LAND,' Situate 20 milesi [West .o.i Waipiro Bay, , TERMS: FREEHOLD. —20 per cent. Cash ; 20 per cent, ip B months ; balance in 5 Years', with interest at 5

per cent. LEASE for .Term of 21 .Years, with 1 'Right of Renewal for 21 .Years, With Improvement Clauses.

Further particulars can be ob--1 tained from the Auctioneers, or any. oi their Branch Ojffices in New, Ecaland, on at the Board’s Ollli.ce, iGrladstono Baa'd, Gisborne, .TITLE—LA‘N'D .TRANSFER. DALGETY, AND. CO., Ltd., Alt S, \VACHjSMANN, Auctioneer. < GEORGE E. ELIOTT, S.ub-Manager,

BASH coast native,,trust, BANDS BOARD. / H'ENDBRS will be received till -S- Noon on .SATURDAY, MARCH 18th,. 1905* For .the Purchase .of the Freehold of the ,un cfer mentionetl Blocks of Unimproved Bush Lands, viz.— MANUAT.U No* 5 _ 20,075 acres MAN.QATU No,. 6 . 20,075 acres Tenders are to be addressed to The Chairman of the East Coast Native Trust Lands Board,,” and are to be delivered at the Office of the Board, - Gladstone road,. .Gisborne, Where particulars and conditions of tender may be obtained. The highest or any; . tender; hot necessarily, accepted. TITLE s LAND TRANSFER. T. A £ COLEMAN, Secretary.*;

PUBLIC WOBKS OFFICE, Auckland, 27th Feb., 1905. r'BTyENDERS will be received at this Office JL until noou on THURSDAY, 23rd Maroh, 1905, lor the ereotion of POSTOFFICE at WAIPIRO BAY. Plans, etc., may be seen at the Post-Offices at Oisborne and Waipiro, and at this office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. R. VICKERMAN, District Engineer. ST. PATRICK’S SPORTS. INTENDING Competitors lor St. Patrick’s Sports, on the 16th inst., are notified that ENTRIES CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY at 9 p.m. (not 10 p.m. as previously stated), with MrE. Williams, Hon. Secretary, at hiß shop in Gladstone Road. SjISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. DOG TAX. “jVT OTJOE Is hereby given tpat Mr HENRY J3I CORBIE has been appointed Registrar of Dogs for the Borough of Gisborne for the year SBOS, and thatf the Registration Office is thetCook County Council Chambers, Lowe Street,lGisborne^i The Registration Fee for Sheep and Cattle Dogs, tnapromßty of the same owner (being a farmerVr yarover), up to the first three, 2s 6d eao\yr above that number, 53 each ; and description of dog, 5s each. All Dogs mmt beVegistered on or before the 11th MAfifCH, 19V5; otherwise, they will be destroyedrand owners prosecuted. Any Dogynot wearing a collar is deemed not registyfed. R. D. B.ViOBINSON, Town Clerk. To\?n Clerk’s Office, Gisborne, March Ist, 1905.

WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., In conjunction with Messrs MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Instructed by MAX JACKSON, Esq., / Will Sell by Public Auotion, on the Premises ' at Fairfield, Kaitaratahi, On FRIDAY, MARCH the 24th, 1905, At 10.U0 a.ni., The whole of his fibst-olass DAIRY HERD,' 120 Dairy Cows, in full profit 2 Holstein Bulls 1 Ayrshire Bull 200 Pigs, various ages Milk Cans Dairy Utensils 1 60-bale Milking Shed (for removal)

The attention of Farmers is directed to the above. The cows to be offered are a first-class Jo)., and have been oarefullj selected by Mr Ac and Hood, who has lately sold his Fairfield property to Mr Max Jackson, who isfgiving up the dairjing business, and now offers to the public; sound cows, with a 4-2 test at the Factory. PKiELIMiNARY NOTICE. WILLIAMS ASiD KETTLE, LTD., Instructed _i>v W. SWANSON, Esq., who ifs leaving the district, Will Sell byi Public Auotion, at his residence! Derby Street, ou TUESDAY NEXT, MABOH 7ih, I 90 5( At 1 30 p.in., npHE WteOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD JL FU BNITUBE AND EFFECTS, Consisting of— l Drawing, Dining and Bedroom Furniture \ Eiftchen Utensils, eto., etc. To be solid Absolutely Without Keserve. Further Jpartie"' \future issues: A'. HEANiY,.. ■ " V. Auctioneer,