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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1902, 11 October 1906, Page 3

Murray, Roberts & Co,, B'' rOCK St, C< TAT. ON GENTS AUCTIONEERS, WOOL & PRODUCE BROKERS, SHIPPING &, INSURANCE AGENTS And GENERAL MERCHANTS.

ALL STATION AND I* 1 ABM STOKES. Fencing Wire (English and American), Tot.ira Posts, Staples, Wire Netting, Cooper’s, Mutton’s and Little’s Dips, O’Mar.’s l'ootcot Cure and Preventative, Corrugated Iron Lead-headed Nails, and a full range of AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. Inoluding Perennial and Italian Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Turnip, Rape, Mustard, Mangold, Cloves, Cow Grass. Alsike, CrestedDogtai). Meadow Foxtail, Sheep’s Fescue, Chev og Fescue, Timothy, Yarrow, etc., ft: sale at Lowest Prices. Byawa* l * AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.

SOLE AGENTS for I URALITF, the New Building IV ateal Light, Cot 1, and Fire-resisting. Very suitable for this district. BUTTER'S PATENT FENCING. Absolutely the Best in the World, T U~.. — . C TV/T.. GisiTmSrTucT on mart lowb street. JOHN F PETTIE. Auctioneer, Va’uator, and General Commission Agency.

HAVING purohasod the old-estabiißhed Auction Mart and Land and EBtato Agency bu.intss lately carried on by Messrs Bain Bros., in Lowe fctrcet, Gisoorne, J- PPETTIK trusts, by strict a tention to clients ■ ntercßts, to make it one of tho loading auo'toneering marts in thi colony. Consigrments of Furniture, Drapery, Boots and Shoos, Groo. rioa. Fruit, and Produo i will be disposed of to the best advantage Regular Weekly Saleß wi l l be hold every Saturday, when produce, furniture and sundries of oil kindß will b; offered ; a\BO during the work, wbon special emsignmonts of fruit, furniture, etc., will be offered. Arrangements made for ppeaial sales of household furniture, oio., eith'r at the residence of tho vendor or at tho Auction Mart. Consignments of Oats, Potatoes, Onions, etc., arriving each steamor. Land and other General Commission Business conducted. J. F- PETTI E. GISBORNE AUCTION MART

Lowe Street. Telephone 193. Ti 8 P.O. Box 86 m LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, GLADSTONE HOAD, GISBORNE. Es'abllsbed 1691. Diatricl Agoni for ; Australian Widows' Fund Lila Assurance Society, Ltd. Guardian Fire Assuranoo Bocioty, Ltd, w-a— **+ 7 Cfiers lor ira'o : £290— Dwelling, 5 r cm 3, let at Us 61 per week. . £l6o—Coltago, two rooms, wnh J aore seetim, handy Ircezirig works, Kaiti. £375 Dwell.og, 5 rooms, and s uuej, on

Disraeli street. £350 Duelling of 4 rooms and 2 rooms aetaeh d ; situate B jr<y street. £95-hb.ut i-aero, eif Gladstone road. £77s—Handy Villa lui.-ide.~iOe, with £-aore, on corner. Only £2 50 required. £9O tor aoro —6 acre?, l'o &ar,»£a township. Charms for speculator for cutting up. £425 H use, 6 rooms, 1 aerp, To Karaka. £BSO Dwol log, 5 rooms, and 17 aorep, pari hill, Whataupoko. £750 Dwelling, 5 rooms, w.th 4J aoras, river front: go, Whatautoko. £3300 Ooy. Doise, with right of purohßse, 1250 acres, partly improved, with dweD ling, eta. £llo Qaarterpaoro, on Cl Hard street, Whataupoko. £125 oaoh for two $ aor.s, fronting storm road, upper end. _ £220 Vatuubiu corner tho'.ion, Yiotoria Township £450 will pu ohase lease ol 300 acres, O.R P., with House, haady to Behool and store. £l6O -Dwelling, 2 ioomr, and 1-5 aore, hand) to centre of t)wu. £7OO— Dwelling, 0 rooms, aad %-aare, Olif-* ford ttree , owner going away, £6OO— Dwelling, 6 rooms aud bathroom, with 2 aoiei laua. Wh taupoki*. £7 jO - Dwelling, overy couvouienor, nearly 4 act", Haiti. £7ou _ Dwelling, 10 rooms, wita aore, Groy stiect. . £750 —Villa, 7 room-, v atb, pmtry, dairy ana a 1 aonuten-co"., and 5 acoto good land, Bitai.ta near Makniaka£l3so - Handy little Harm of 27 Jj arroP, with dwelling, or would exchaogo for sheep country.

Houser, Farm?, Eeotioos in all d'reotions’ JPartioula B nt ollie'. x. a. liiwiuissa. PRELIMINARY notice. MESSRS Burton & Griffiths BEG 1o announce to the residents of Gisborne and surrounding districts that they will COMMENCE BUSINESS in their now promises in Gladstone Boad shortly With n eoniikte stotk in all HARDWARE LIKES. Cur long BEEOCta'ion with the ■Wholesale trade fives us an exfouence which should be ot the greatest value to purchasers of Ironmongery.

THE CUT OF THE COAT Tells the Taste 01 the Tailor, The Garment that Strikes your Fancy may ok be th one you should wear, In the mirror of the retail clothier you cannot see yourself as others sec you. Is it safe to trust your appearance to the judgment of the ready-made salesman, biassed by the necessity of fitting you to the clothing rather Chan the clothing to you ? Individuality and character are expressed in every garment we make.

H, SANPLANT Merchant Tailor, and Importer; - PEEL STISEET.