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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 234, 11 October 1901, Page 3

WILLIAMBMETTLE [LIMITED.] HAVE JUST LANDED, Ex “ UMBALLA,” at Calcutta— WOOLFACKS, all sizes COKXSACKS CASTOR OIL. Ex “STAR OF NEW ZEALAND," at Louden—

SIX TANKS NEW SEASON’S SEEDS, Comprising TURNIPS (Green and Purple-top Aberdeen) DEVON GKEYSTONE POSTERIOR HYBRID, SWEDES. E>e. WHITE CLOVER RED CLOVER ALSYKE LUCERNE COWGRASS BUOAD-LEAVF.D ESSEX RAPE WHITE FIELD MUSTARD CRESTED DOGSTAIL STORIN', TIMOTHY FESCUES, YARROW, • Ete.. Etc. |

I All Fresh and Reliable Seeds. j Specially Selected :.nd Thoroughly Tested. Twenty five tons Johnson’s GALVANISED WiKE. | Ex - MIMIliO,” at New York—-rnWENTY-FIVE TONS AMEItICAN X GALVANISED WIUE. Ex Latest Arrivals. Full stocks op seasonable GOODS, Consisting of GItOCEIUES j IiiONMONGI’.UY SHEAHING HEtjUISITES (Shears, ! Stones, Oil, ltuddle, Marking j Ink, etc.) j

ALL DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACI UUEIiS. NELSON BiiObV MANURES. Specially Macliiue-dressed Reed. POVERTY r.'.Y RYEGRASS ITALIAN I(GRASS PRAIRIE GRASS COCKSFOOT LI SHEED OATS win-: a r BAiiLLY, i*'!>■ SUTTON AND YATES' FLOWERS AM) \ KG ETA RLE SEEDS.

WINKS AND M’l lil'L'S OF CUuiCKSI’ QUALITY. WILLIAMS AND KiOL) LF, A. F. KE-'NK!) V,

NOTICE. TAHOKA No. 2, SECTION *’• T.-VIJOUA No 2< 3, AND No. *2, C 1., SUCTION 3, 00 UOO ACUKS, MA.NGAPOIKI No. 2a. 11,07-1 AOKES. THIS LAND is to he brought before Parliament, having bi.cn live years m the hands of Trustees. The expenses mo increasing greatly, mid it is feared the land will have to go io pay expenses. The Natives wish me to go to Wellington to see if I can get the land back for the owners. The Committee, aft.a* the land is handed back to them, will consider whether to lease or work the land, blit what they wish to do is to lease. Persons desirous of leasing the land will be able to do so if Parliament does as the Natives wish. The Natives wish the land to be leased on Impro vemen tela uses Certain Europeans and Natives have stated their willingness t«» Ir .se the land, and those who desire to do so •-.'uuld do well to com municate with the IV lu-inga Natives. AIIAUA KU NAITI, Te Beinga.

N UTICE. WE, the undersigned, having purchased the OItMOND BUTCHEUY from Messrs Law and Co., beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage of the Settlers of the surrounding district. We are confident that, with our IB years’ experience in the Trade, we shall bo able to give every satisfaction to our patrons, who may be assured that only the Best Quality of Goods procurable will be offered them. J- CASSIDY & CO.

CHAS. GENE It A L EVAMS, CAItIUE 11 (Late Vv'aipiro JJay), BEGS to announce that he has commenced Business in Gisborne as a GENEHAL CAlUtlElt, and is prepared to receive Orders for Carting WOOL, FFKNLTUKE, Ac. Orders left at the Albion Club Hotel will be promptly attended to and executed. CJIAS. EVANS.

o. mi CiUiMIST, EEMOVED TO TEMPORARY PREMISES NEXT Herald Office, B, D, SMITH, CHE.'.iIST.

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