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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3586, 11 March 1914, Page 10

-SNOIJLOnV IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY. DALCETY(&/«Q>ri>ANY, LTD. Have r ecei from the Gisborne JSliefctofarmers’ Frozen Meat CoinftanylLtd., tooffer for Sale, by FbMrc their Wool Stores, on rpiTAT - 1 L&WfV* 1 tlle ¥ >wo St. andffulgfelfrs lid., immeliateiy opposite tTThof Gisborne Hoael, wth a frontage Rd. (WTfeet t/ Lowe St. I . _ dose to the busin«s centre of the town, this must be as ibeing one of the me im, valuable corners at present must command the attention of Sf>|culators and tlhose in seVrgfn of * site for business premises. The terms are Cash, or FJjpiftYrms can be made by special arrangement. A. S. WACHSMANN, .'Auctioneer. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., Will hold their ANNUA* AUTUMN CATTUE FAIR. AT MATAWHIRUJ^fuS, W Present Entries: 25Q HEAD MIXED Further Entries Invite G. 11. WYLLII Auctioneer. No Entries of Dairy Stock or Bulls will be taken for tihis Sale. LE

ide T A UTLiiIN ersignW will hold a Cattle iir at Matawher&aißffds on April. Entries: Prese 0 Ilvited. 1* '1 Rnllc Vlill Fnlthlr Eutri airy S kin. iION, SHiILTOIr & CO. Jalgety AND CO. BUSINESS NOTICES. ARRANGE WITH MALCOLM & CO. —FOR—OUTDOOR SALES OUTDOOR SALES OUTDOOR SALES BEST PRICES OBTAINED BY EMPLOYING THEM. CHARGES MODERATE, AND NO WORRY. EVERYTHING IN MALCOLM’S MART FOR PRIVATE SALE EVERY DAY. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SATURDAYS, 2 P.M. SATURDAYS, 2 P.M. 4 NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE (From Mangle to Piano) BOUGHT FOR CASH. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. FARMERS’ PRODUCE FRUIT, POULTRY VEGETABLES, ETC. SOLD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING At 11 o’clock.

AND CO. AUCTIONEERS. Jjpo gHEEP jT ARMERS AN D VNIXTUL THOSE WHO HAVE STOCK TO DISPOSE OF. If Sending Stojflfc to Canterbury If Sending Stqifk to Canterbury if Sending St/ck to Canterbury ME&S. H. AND CO. -D-L I-S-oTild be lileassjtd to receive con_itS. __ —r $ -vear there to our some of lines of ewes x-onr yowi - district, and contemplating disposyour stock ai# cannot fin'd a market f it rfigh#b© to your ito ship toEaiitapury. We Sod deman* fopr ad good „yes, the to Romney . ’the better as the coarse hard woolled ones do not appeal to Canterbury farmers to any great extent. At this time of thejjfear j|ll get sign Li mar ad\ lia v /ery dry in shippi suggest ditjfung tl brown dijr tm we them, as ft *ould nee.# ;heii :ake sroo DU soft We wou! Ollier Via route landlir ■e would good solid ore sending erttily add to iippets should theydo net put them d' before shipping. Strongly recommend slnj .iiapoi if jsents a greab^lvuig in advances against stock inpiediately on arrival ap.^ o ,ti le fullestlrnarket rates. We IjPS jpside days. Oiir firm is AAanliciafiy /strong one and holds a *ad|n J the market, and ontf P:»na| l y|’s, who are our sellers, are judges and competent we have keen practical agents sur plied with motor -ars, consequently we have full lists of likely best outlets for you are sending ,do not be agent or anybody else.^i^ SEJMTOUR STOCK COMES TO 11. MATSON AND CO. H. MATSON & CO., CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. M. F. BOURKE’S WOOL AND SKINS COMPANY. LIMITED Cash Bayer of— WOOL .P SKINS HIDES TALLOW TAT Branches: WAIROA, NAPIER, WELLINGTON G. ARNOLD.