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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2300, 19 September 1908, Page 3

RUCTION g ALE. THE MART,' LOWE STREET. TO-DAY 10.30 Sliari). I PRODUCE, Poultry, Ru-ttcr, Eggs, Potatoes, Onions, Pumpkins, Lemons, cte. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS TO FOLLOW, including PANO). Brassraiil and oilier Bedsteads, Tow Mattresses, Redding, Clielfonier, Duchess Chest, Harp, Dunil) Waiter, Lawn Mower, Mangle, Carpet, Verandah Blinds, Typewriter, 2 Dining Tables, Folding Beds, Safety Rocker, Cutlery, Glasswave, Garde,n Tools, etc. Also, _solbs Tea, 10 Boxes Soap, G Men’s Suits, 2 Overcoats, and lot of Millinery. Absolutely No Reserve. ,F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. Auctioneers. F. S. Malcolm & Co., AUCTIONEERS. THE MART, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. Tel." No. 12. Bankers: Bank of N.Z. AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Buy and Sell Produce of every description. They arc also prepared to BUY furniture right out, giving the very highest Cash Value in every : instance. AUCTION SALES are held in our Spacious Mart EVERY SATURDAY ; Produce at 10.30, Furniture following. SPECIAL FURNITURE SALES ARRANGED. ON SALE. POTATOES, PUMPKINS, ONIONS, TEAS AUCKLAND BUILT KAURI AND WICKER FURNITURE BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, BLANKETS, CARPET SQUARES, RUGS, TABLECLOTHS TOILET WARE, BAMBOO BLINDS, OPOSSUM AND uabLLABY RUGS, AVOOL BLANKETS AND RUGS. —AT AVIiOLESALE COSTOUTDOOR SALES Personal? conducted by our MR. MALCOLM, Entire satisfaction guaranteed, at a minimum expense. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Ring up No. 12, and we save you all the trouble. ' F. S. MALCOLM & CO., AUCTIONEERS.

SALE OF LAND, DAIRY STOCK, PLANT, Etc. FRIDAY, THE 25th SEPTEMBER. DALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd. Have received instructions from Mr. EMMET O’SULLIVAN (who has acquired a block in the Kanakanaia Settlement), to olfeV by Public Auction, on the above date, on the Farm, situate at Mangapapa—--1 ACRES RICH. DAIRYING J U LAND, together, with New House of o rooms, 4-bail cowshed (with concrete floor), cartshed, epc. Title: Land Transfer IVell fenced and subdivided, and being so close to town, most suitable for dairying, a market garden, or a home for a carrier. Also,—THE GOODWILL OF LEASE OF 60 ACRES, almost adjoining, with building 12 x 10, and about 80 chains .fencing. And THE WHOLE OF HIS CARE-FULLY-SELECTED DAIRY HERD Comprising 40 Cows (springing and just calved), Spring Cart and Harness, Light Gig and Harness, Milk Cans, etc., etc., SALE AT 12 O’CLOCK SHARP. Luncheon Provided. • .A. S. WACHSMANN, , r . ; ' • % - Auctioneer'. FACTS FOR ELECTORS! IN 1902 ASHBURTON carried NOLICENSE by a Majority, of 11 QR Votes. i-LOU IN 1905 the Electorate was SO DISSATISFIED That they REVERSED THEIR DECISION, and by a QLEAR 208 VOTED FOR M AJORITY OF RESTORATION, Thus giving a total turnover from NoLicense to LICENSE of no loss than 1344 votes. H OW ow PROHIBITION ROHIBITION P ROHIBITS. ROHIBiTS. FIGURES recently published _ by the Government give the Quantities of Liquor supplied to No-License Districts: ASHBURTON’S CONSUMPTION IS 102,952 GALLONS OF BEER, and 18,131 GALLONS OF SPIRITS & WINE. INVERCARGILL’S CONSUMPTION IS 115,507 GALLONS OF BEER, and 8,445 GALLONS OF SPIRITS & WINE. These figures only show the quantities notified to the Clerk of the Courts, and are probably less than half the real amount consumed, for not only are considerable amounts secretly imported for sly-grog sales, but every person above .the age* of IS is entitled to take in from an outside area one quart of spirits and wine, or one gallon of beer, EVERY DAY without a permit or any restriction whatsoever. SHOPKEEPERS and all BUSINESS MEN should VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE. and keep THOUSANDS OF POUNDS IN THE DISTRICT WHERE IT IS EARNED. THESE ARE COLD, SOLID FACTS! Therefore, do not be misled by paid Travelling Lectures, wlio are HERE TO-DAY AND GONE TO-MORROW.