SALES BY GRAHAM. PITT, AND BENNETT. UNRESERVED SALE. OBAHAM, JJITT & JgENNETT Have been favored with instructions from Mr JAS. SCRIMGEOUR (who is leaving the district) to sell at his residence at Matawhero, on— TUESDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, At 11 a.m. O/U First-class 4-tooth Ewes & Lambs Ju 20 Head Young Dairy Stock 8 Good Milking Cows The Well-known Draught Mare “ Myrtle ” in foal to Matchless 10 Good Farm Horses 60 Fowls 1 Cart, lot Harness, Farming Implements to numerous to mention. Dairy Utensils 1 Sledge House 11x20, and all Household Furniture. LUNCHEOX PROVIDED. 315 Cattle Sales. Graham, Pitt, & Bennett, BEG to intimate tl.at they will continue to hold their Fortnightly Sales of Cattle at the MAKARAKA YARDS, viz., on EACH ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. The following are the dates for this Quarter :— 13th September 27 th do 11 tn October 25th do. * # * At 12 noon during the Winter Months.
WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS SALE Will take place the first Wednesday in each month. GRAHAM, PITT, & BENNETT. 59 SALES/ BY~ CAHLAVV SMITH &GU TcFsTORE KEEPERS, HOTELS KEEPERS, RUNHOLDERS, &c. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. OARLAIV (gMITH & WILL aell on the above date, at 2 p.m., at their Mart, the following GROCERIES m Oilmen’s Stores: 25 Boxes Candles (Brandon) 4 tons Oatmeal 1 case Castor Oil (pints) 8 boxes Indian Tea 40 boxes flrst-clasa Tea 10 half-chests do do 25 oases Marmalade (Keiller’s) 14 „ Currants 23 „ Golden Syrup 10 t , Sarsaparilla 9 ,i Treacle 20 ~ Corn Flour 5 Gunnies Sugar 250 mats do 50 drums Linseed Oil (raw) 50 do do do (boiled) 9 cwt Galvanised Steel Staples 9 Barb Wire Lever Strainers (for ' fixing up Barb wire.) 20 casks Flour of Suphur 40 casks Cement 15 casks Ground Ginger 9 tons Moir’s Flour (saoks) 2 do do (LOO’s) 1 „ do do (50’s) 5 „ Barb Wire 8 „ No. 6 acorn Fencing Wire 3 „ No. 7 do do do 4 ~ No. 8 do do do 100 bags Oats
Terms ;—Under £25, cash ; over that ’ amount, three month’s approved Bills. | SALE AT 2 P.M. 361 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, AT 12 O’CLOCK. OARLAW QMITH & QO. Are instructed to sell WITHOUT RESERVE, on SATURDAY, Sept., 23rd, at noon— Household furniture consisting of Beds, Crockery, &e., Also— O/Y BAGS GRASS SEED, (really good OV sample) Potatoes, &c., Horae Sale, 11 a.m. ; Furniture, &c., at 12. 360 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A BAZAAR and GIFT AUCTION will be held about the beginning of NOVEMBER NEXT, in aid of the Funds of the Poverty Bay Presbyterian Church. Contributions in money or goods, thankfully received by the Ladies’ Committee. 351 Besr for the Million I GISBORNE BREWERY. Fjpt) meet the times and the approaching hot weather, the Undersigned has, from this date Rsduoad the Price of his Sparklln.? Ales to £4 10s per Hogshead, ST THE QUALITY will be maintained. NO BRIBERY TO BARMEN. G. JOHNSTONE. 3M ___________ FOR SALE CHEAP. Ahorse buggy and harness. Apply to—--342 M. JENNINGS. — Tit BROOKE, GENERAL CARTER & CARRIER, IS NOW Prepared io supply io his many Friends and Customers— COAL & FIREWOOD. IN ANY QUANTITY. j Special attention will, as heretofore, be I given to the Parcel Delivery and General Carrying Depot of his Business, and all : Orders will meet with prompt fcttfiiitioih . i 1 217
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1153, 21 September 1882, Page 3
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