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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 805, 21 January 1903, Page 3

WiLLIAMS&KETTLE [LIMITED. AGEKG'.ES: OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMI’ANV AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL x’ROVIDENT SOCIETY TYSER LINE OF STEAMERS \ Z AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LTD. NELSON BROS., LIMITED PRIESTMAN’S PETROLEUM ENGINES P t AND D. DUNCAN’S AGRICUU- " TURAL MACHINERY REID AND GRAY BOOTH AND MACDONALD ANDREWS AND BEAVEN COOPER’S POWDER SHEEP DIP MURTON’S SHEEP DIP LAWES’ SHEEP DIP (Fluid and Powder) jDUDSON’S WOOL PRESS GOLDEN GEM FLOUR DEWAR WHISKY NORTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY MARSHALL’S ENGINES THAMES AND MERSEY MARINS INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY GOLDEN APPLE CIDER SUNBEAM TEA SCHLITZ LAGER BEER MANNING’S ALES SHACKLOCK’S RANGES AYELING AND PORTER’S TRACTION ENGINES F RIM LEY WINES BARRY'S BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT I-lORNSBY - AKROYD OIL ENGINES.

SIIEEP DIPS. COOPER'S POWDER MURTON’S LIQUID DAWES' POWDER AND LIQUID NELSON BROS.’ BLOOD AND BONE MANURE. BLOOD AND BONE MANURE. SPECIAJ, SUMMER beverages. GOLDEN APPLE CIDER PRIM LEY WINES (Us per dozen) Sound, drv Wine, ISUB Vintage. SCIILiITZ LAGER BEER MANNING’S SPARKLING ALE AND STOUT BARRY’S SPARKLING ALE AND STOUT CASH BUYERS OE LINSEED RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT ITALIAN RYE CHAFF BARLEY, Etc., Etc. DIRECT IMPORTERS OE CHOICE FARM & GARDEN SEEDS CHOICE FARM & GARDEN SEEDS CK Every Description, From SUTTON’S and HIRST’S.

shredded wheat. SHREDDED WIJ EAT, FENCING MATERIAL. WIRE, STAPLES, Etc.. PURI HI AND TOTARA POSTS AND STRAINERS.GALVANISED IRON IRONMONGERY OE EVERY, DESCRIPTION PAINTS, OILS DRAIN PIPES, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY Of Every Description, WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LIMITED. / A. F. KENNEDY, ,/ Manager.

[Established 1891.] T. 0. LAWLESS. ' f House, Land, Assurance, and General Commission Agent. District Agent for the Australian Widows’ Fund_Life Assurance Society* House Rents Collected and Estates Managed. Cheap Money to Lend on Broad Acres Telephone 193, P.O. Box 96. RESIDENCES, BUSINESS PREMISES, and BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE IN TOWN, SUBURBS, and COUNTRY* DWELLING HOUSES OW EVERY description,'

13 A'Vos and 6-roomed Dwelling, 8 acres first-class orchard, sheds, etc., etc., two miles from town. Rutene Road, Haiti—Large Dwelling of seven rooms, bath-room, scullery, large wash-house and trap shed, 7ft verandah, front and side gravel drive, 1 acre of land. Price, £675. Terms.. Eight-roomed Dwelling and pantry, on corner allotment, with neat garden and lawn, close to town. Suburban Dwelling, 6 rooms, bathroom, etc., small orchard, -J-acre of land, verandah round three sides. Bargain at £400;. Easy terms can be arranged. Ormond Road, Whataupoko.—Fourroomed House, with passage rignt through ; Price only £375 Aberdeen Road. —Four-roomed Cottage Aberdeen Road. Four - roomed Cottage ; good fowl run and garden , well, etc. Only £230 ; easy terms Two Residences, ten and four rooms respectively, i-acre ; £3OO. £SO Deposit.—Five-roomed House, shed, wash-house, etc., near footbridge, for sale on easy terms. Price, £340. Haiti.—Eight acres of first-class land, with substantial dwelling of seven rooms ; all necessary outbuildings ; land well-fenced and subdivided. Price, £9OO. Terms given. Suburban Property.—Seven acres, on which is erected six-roomed villa, and all necessary out-houses. Price £550; Palmerston Road— Four-roomed Cottage, small section, for immediate sale ; £245. Makaraka.—A small Seven - roomed House, with acre of land, on main road ; £225 ; very easy terms. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Corner Allotment, Aberdeen and Lytton fbads f 3 acres ; fenced ; would cut up into suitable building sites, or make a fine site for gentleman's residence ; £3OO ; terms. Craig Road, Haiti. —J-acre section ; fenced. Bargain at £75. Whataupoko.—Three quarter-acres in go on locality ; £65 each. Five Small Sections near Native College ; £3O and £4O each. Very easy ter pic. Two Half-acres, Mill Town, main road frontage ; £75 each. Dairy Farm, Haiti ; 40 acres, with five-roomed house. For sale whole or in part. Easy terms can be arranged. River Frontage. —l3 acres beautiful land ; would cut up into nice building sites. Price, £SO per acre.-

FISH and Oyster Depot—M. Cavanagb I (late H. Warren) has a fresh supply of Smoked Fish every steamer. WHERE did you pet that pretty Brooch ? Why, at W. S'. Collins’, of course. Yon can depend on getting a really Firstc'jrso Article there for a very small outlay. Just look in and inspect his stock, and judge for themselves. ~jr> EMEMBER ! Bedstone and Sons’ is JCti the best place for Carriages of all description, and their charges are moderate.