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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1208, 23 November 1882, Page 3

SALES BY GRAHAM, PITT, AND BENNETT. Graham, Pitt & Bennett Beg to intimate that they will hold regular sales as under • LIVE STOCK. Makarakt—Every alternate Wednesday, at 2 p.m. Waerenga-a-hika—The second Tuesday in each month, at 2 p.m. WOOL & SHEEPSKINS : Makaraka—First Wednesday in each MtC 1 At Noon. The following are the dates for the qaa? ter :— Makaraka—6th December Makaraka—2oth December Waerenga-a-hika—l2th December, 85

Eligible Town SECTIONS FOR SALE. EVERYBODY HIS OWN LANDLORD. The Undersigned have been instructed by J. TUTCHEN, Esq., to sell by Auction, at 12 noon, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th instant, at their Mart—riHlAT MOST DESIRABLE PIECE OF X LAND known as NEW TOWN, (Subsections 117, 118, 152, 153) Gladstone and Aberdeen Roads), and now sub-divided into 40 Sections in various sizes from One quarter to Two and a half acres. This is probably the last opportunity that the WORKING MAN will have of buying a fair-sized piece of Land in the Township of Gisborne at a REASONABLE PRICE. The Land is well-planted, and it is in the Healthtest Part or Gisborne. The Terms will be very easy, and will be made known at time of sale. A plan of the Block will be on view at the Office of the Auctioneers, after Thursday next. GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT. 230 Auctioneers. SALES BY GARLAW SMITH & CO. £<ARLAW gMITH & QO. Will sell by auction on FRIDAY, 24th inst., at the stores of Messrs Kennedy and Bennett, Wharf, Gisborne, at 12 Noon— THE SALVAGE from the BRIGANTINE ISABELLA, consisting of—--2 Iron Pumps Copper Bilge Pump. Suit of Sails 36 Fathoms Cable Running Gear and Blocks Tank Wheel Winch Side Lamps, &c. Also— All Light Spars as they now lie on the Beach at the Murewai. 237 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25tii, At 2 O’Ci.ock p.m. £<ARLAW gMITH & £<O. Are instructed |to sell by Auction at their mart on the above date at 2 O’clock— THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES at the forthcoming HOSPITAL FETE, to be held on November 30th. No. I—GATES and ADMISSION to the Grounds, whether by Bridge or otherwise. Admission : Adults, Is ; Children, 6d ; Horses, (carriage or saddle) Is, no exception whatever. No. 2—BOOTH (Liquor Booth.) The right of choice upon the ground. No. 3—BOOTH (Refreshment Booth,) excisable liquors not to be sold. The Lessee to provide a lunch for members of Committee and Judges, at a charge not exceeding 2s 6d each, i No. 4—FRUIT STALL. No. S—RIGHT OF SPORTS ©n the ground | No. 6—RIGHT OF CARDS No. 7—Right of taking charge of horses. Also— TARPAULINS (just landed) 18 x 20 and 14 x 18, fit for Waggon Covers or Grass Seed shelling. 340 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, At 2 O’clock. OARLAW gMITH & £<O. Are instructed to sell on Saturday, at their mart, on account of J. B. Poynter Esq. VOLUMES BOOKS 6 Bags Canterbury Oafs 6 „ Maize Tea Store Truck Furniture. Horse Sale 11 am. Book?, Ac. Ac., 2 p.m. 242 Wm. Ratcliffe & Go.. Will hold Regular Sales as follows :— LIVE STOCK. Bridge Hotel—Every alternate Thursday WOOL, SHEEPSKINS & LIVE STOCK. Waerenga-a-hika—M on t h 1 y. Dates for Quarter :— Waerenga-a-hika—23rd November Bridge Hotel—3oth November Bridge Hotel —14th December \Va eren ga-a-hika—2l st December 73 Bridge Hotel—2Bth December. JJENRY MUNRO, Jnr. Licensed Interpreter under Native Lai ds Act. Address Standard Office Gisborne, or Mr M. Mullooly’s Sea View Hotel, Tologa Bay 56