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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4070, 26 October 1915, Page 8

WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Will offer for Sale BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On SATURDAY, 30th OCTOBER, 1915, On account of C. P, DAVIES, Esq.— TTIS DESIRABLE HAITI PRO--11 PERTY (Recently Subdivided). Idle Sections facing the Esplanade and Rawiri Street will all mate splendid Building Sites, and being only a stone’s throw from the Haiti Bridge, must soon become very valuable as | Business Sites. The grounds on which the Residence stands contains over £ of an acre, beautifully laid out in ornamental trees, orchard, etc. Full particulars obtainable from the office of the Auctioneers. G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Under instructions from Mr. J. B. Outhbart (who has been accepted for active service), will offer the following Properties for Sale on SATURDAY, 30th OCTOBER, 1915, At MILLER’S MART, At 11.30 a.m.— T OTS 4 and 5. Childers Road (with - L ‘ Buildings). LOT 17, Block 1, Waipura Extension No. I; area, 1 rood OG.S perches. LOTS 9, 18, and 19, Matawai Township. Also, 25 SHARES, Opera House, Ltd. 50 SHARES, P.B. Motor Company G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer. WILLIAMS and KETTLE, LTD., ’ ’ have been instructed by W. F. Cederwall, Esq., to offer for Sale bv Public Auction on SATURDAY, the 30th instant, 50 ACRES at HEXTON, comprised in the following Sections :

a. r. p. Lot 7, of Sec. 39 4 0 25 Lot 14, of Sec. 39—11 3 0 Lot 6, of Sec. 39 9 0 24 Lot 1, of Sec. 40— 3 0 0 Lot 13, of Sec. 40— 5 1 38 Lot 14, of Sec. 40—11 1 29 Lot 21, of Sec. 40— 4 2 32 Water permanently laid l on to all sections. Frontages to Ormond, G'enelg, and Xexton Roads. Terms: 10 p.o. cash, 10 p.c. in 3 months, 10 p.c. in 6 months, 10 p.c. in 12 months. Balance in 3 years at 6 n.c. from date of sale. G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer. DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. QtPECIAL -jTJOnSE JjIAIR. MATA W HERO YARDS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ist. Present Entries: 100 horses 100 Including SOME GOOD DRAUGHTS. A. S. WACHSMANN, : Auctioneer. MATAWHERO STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd. SPECIAL ENTRY: On account of H. D. Buchanan, Esq., Mangatu— SHORN TWO-TOOTH 1500 WETHERS (A straight Station line, in forward condition). DALCETY & COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers. MATAWHERO STOCK SALE. FIXTURES: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. WDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 MURTON’S DIP. EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS Jno. Moore, Esq., River Bank, Rissington, H. 8., August 12, 1915.—1 have used your dip close on 30 years and it has "always given me satisfaction. The mixing is no trouble. It destroys all vermin and leaves the wool in good order. NOTE.—Mr Moore was the first sheepfarmer to use our Dip. Jno. D. McGregor, Esq., Hinaa Pemberton, July 27, 1915.—1 have used Murton’s Dip continuously for 21 years and have always found it satisfactory. W. S. Marshall, Esq., Maungaraupi, P„ata, July 23, 1915.—1 have used Murton’s Dip for about fifteen years and it has always given me complete satisfaction and I shall continue to use it. G. Hawkins, Esq., manager Huanui Station, Tolago Bay, July 15, 1914.—F0r the past 12 years I have used your Dip on a flock of _ 25,000 sheep, and have found; the Rip gn e every satisfaction, - and aCo in the foot-rot trough. Again last Wool Season all the Top Prices received for Wool from the “East Coast” were for Wools from Sheep dipped in Murton’s Dip. Some of the Finest Clips in N.Z. come from these Districts, among them areßiku, Bee, Titi and Tokomaru Clips. Agenfs— A. M. BEALE ... WAIAPU. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, CISBORNE. WOOL SAVE YOUR WOOL FREIGHTS BY SENDING YOUR WOOL TO WILKINS’ WOOL WORKS. COMMISSION WOOL SCOURERS. TOKOMARU BAY. BALLIN BROS.’ SARSAPARILLA- # * ❖ DRANK BY ALL ATHLETES. GOOD FOR THE WIND. Manufactory, Christchuroh.'