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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1231, 22 December 1882, Page 3

•SALES BV BRAHAM, PITT, ANS BENNETT. : Graham, Pitt & Bennett Beg to intimate that they will hold regular sales as under ;— LIVE STOCK. Makasakt—Every alternate Wednesday, at 2 p.m. WAbmnga-a-ihxa—The second Tuesday tn each month, at 2 p.m, WOOL & SHEEPSKINS : Makabaka —First Wednesday in each Most 1 At Nook. The following are the dates for the qaar t ter :— Makabaka —6th December Makabaka—2oth December Wabbbnga-a-hika—l2th December. 86 EDUCATION RESERVES. r accordance with the provisions of “ The Education Reserves Act, 1877,” it is hereby notified that the following LAND vested in the School Commissioner* for the Auckland Provincial District, will be offered for Lease by Public Auction for a term of 21 j Year*, at the Auction Mart of Messrs Graham j Pitt and Bennett, Gisborne, on SATURDAY, j 23rd December, 1882, at 2 o’clock. Condition# of lease may be ascertained from I the Auctioneers, or from the undersigned. I By order of the Commissioners. H. N. GARLAND, Secretary. Auckland, 21*t Nov., 1882. SUBURBS OF PATUTAHI (near Gisborne) —Lot* 37 and 38, 6 acres each. I TURANGANUI SURVEY DISTRICT, BLOCK I—Lot 25, 45 acres ; Lot 26, 44a. 2r. 37p. ; Lot 42, 45a. 3r. sp. ; Lot 44, 38a. lr. 16p. ; Lot 46, 45a. Ir. I TARAMARAMA SURVEY DISTRICT, I BLOCK 28—3056 acre*. ; GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT, Auctioneer*. 327 GREAT PUBLIC SALE Of the whole of the many Beautiful Goods which were to have be*n drawn for at the Poverty Bay Art Union, but in consequence of not having been disposed of on the day of drawing the order of permission has been withdrawn by the Government. Therefore— piTT & “jgENNETT

Haie received absolute instructions to sell the whole by Public Auction, on— SATURDAY NEXT, THE 23rd OF DECEMBER. commencing at 11 o’clock, sharp, st the .• room, where they are now laid out, next j to Mr Townley’s Warehouse, Gladstone ' Road. It would be quite impossible for the Auctioneers to enumerate in detail the many very choice and Exquisite Works of Art which have been so carefully selected and which are bo admirably adapted for— Christaas and. New Tear’s Gifts md Preseatations. These consist of oil paintings, i and OLEOGRAPHS, in handsome gilt frames, most of which are of the highest 1 order of merit, BOOKS on splendid bindings, special selected and seasonable gifts. Flowers in Porcelain, Crystal, i and Dresden, under glass shades. Beautiful articles in Cabinet ware, Groups of Birds and Shells under shades, Bohemian Vases, Modern and Antique Electroplated Ware, Frosted Crystal, flower Pots and Stands, Drawing room Suite, Large Musical Box playing selections from the most popular Operas, Fern Top Drawing-room Tables, Toilet Table Sets.—ln short altogether about 400 lots of the choicest goods ever submitted for Public Sale in Gisborne. JJg" The Articles will be on view all of Thursday and Friday and to the opening hours of Sale on Saturday. TERMS AT SALE. 394 FOR SALE. 1 SADDLE HORSE, carries a Lady or goes in Harness 1 Light Draught Horse Appply to— JAMES Wm. WITTY 399 Peelstreet. TENDERS. TEFDERS are invited for supplying Carting, Stacking, and Thatching, Ten Tons of unthrashed Hsy. Tenders to be sent in to EDWIN MATTHEW’S, Roebuck Road, Gisborne, not later than January 15th 1883. 383 TO CARPENTERS. WANTED Three or Four Good Hands, also a Good Bench Hand. Apply to — 384 HARRIES & LINCOLN. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR’S G- lit S . grahamTpitt and BENNETT, to announce the arrival of a Magnificent Shipment of Christmas Present* which they intend presenting to their Customers during this week. Every purchaser of Ten Shillings worth can select a Handsome Present, equal to TEN PER CENT. Of the purchase, from a Large Collection, now on view. GRAHAM, PITT, and BENNETT will continue to sell at their well-known low prices. 398