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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4472, 13 February 1917, Page 8

AUCTION NOTICES. THURSDAY NEXT, At 2 P.M. H SALE OF IGH-CLASS T7IURNITURE. F MESSRS. SAMSON BROS.. Have been favored with instructions from 0. C. Cox, Esq. (Manager of Adair Bros., Ltd.), to Sell, without reserve, at his Residence, 18 Fitzherbert Street, next Garrison Hall, quiT, WHOLE of his HOUSEHOLD - 1 FURNITURE & EFFECTS, Including Handsome Upright Grand Piano (by Holling), with magnificent tone (cost 90 .guineas) Superior Imported Bedroom Suite, in English Walnut, and hand carved (7 pieces), from Maples, Ltd., London (cost £6O) Dining Table (on castors) High-back Chairs (leather seats) Couch, in Art Canvas Seagrass Chairs, Music Stand Framed Bevel Mirrors Art Curtains and Poles . ;* Fancy Tables, Fancy Chairs Brass Kerb and Irons, Linoleums Hearth Rugs, Hall Table Bedsteads, Bedding, Kitchen Tables A.B. Chairs, Gas Range Singer Sewing Machine Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools Etc., Etc. NO RESERVE. J. M. SAMSON, Auctioneer. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, In conjunction with W. LISSANT CLAYTON, .. Will offer by Public Auction on SATURDAY, FEB. 24th INST., At 11 a.m., A* MILLER'S AUCTION MART—--45 SECTIONS KIRKTOWN SOUTH, MANGAPAPA, Situated on the Ormond Road. Terms:—lo p.c. cash; 10 p.c. in 6 months; and 10 p.c. in 12 months. Balance 5 years at 5 p.c. ‘ The above Sections, being within a few chains of the Mangapapa School, Churches, and Stores, and served by [ an excellent motor-bus service, offer all the advantages of a healthy suburban residence, combined with all the conveniences of town. The front sections on the Main Road being fu- J ture business sites, must enormously ? increase in value during the next few years. Instructed by L. C. Allen, Esq., Will also offer 7 SECTIONS each, 1 Section 1 Acre, and 2 Sections of £-Acre, Situated on Waihora Road, in the Town of TE KARAKA. On Exceptionally Easy Terms: i.e.— 10 p.c. cash, and balance can remain for 3 years at 5 p.c. GOOD 6-ROOMED HOUSE AND i-ACRE. 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE, with Stables, etc., etc., and 2a. lr. 7p., laid out in orchard, garden, tennis courts, etc. Exceptionally low reserves have been placed upon all the above properties, so that prices will be within reach of the most modest purse. Plans and particulars may be ob- I tained from either of the Agents.

OUTDOOR SALES! OUTDOOR SALES! —CONSULT—MALCOLM & GO. AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS AND EXPERTS . (In the course of our 15 years’ business experience, we have never found a client dissatisfied with results.) TERMS MODERATE. AND WE GUARANTEE COMPLETE SATISFACTION. I £2O 10 £SOO. WE BUY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SPOT CASH, AND GIVE HIGHEST MARKET VALUE. ’Phones: 12 and 748. Bankers: Bank N.Z. GISBORNE. SPECIAL advertisements. RICHARDSON AND CO., LTD. SHIPOWNERS. Head Office—Port Ahuriri. Branch Offices —Auckland and Wairoa. Wellington Agents—Johnston and Co., Ltd. Tokomaru Agents- -Tokomaru Sheep Farmers’ Freezing 00., Ltd. STEAMERS . | Mako, Rippiu, Kahu, Rnru. j Fanny. Weka, Kirito.ua, Koutunui. i Tangaroa. Te Aroha. Tn Atu. WELLINGTON-N AFIER-GISGORTvE 1 SERVICE. The S.S. “RIPFLE” maintain a a weekly service between these ports, i She loads i-. Wellington on Mondays ! and Tuesays, Napier Thursdays, and ' discharges and loads in Gisborne for | Wellington on Fridays. I AUCKLAND-GISBORNE NAPIER ! TO FAST COAST BAYS. The S.S: “MAKO/' running heJ tween Auckland. Gisborne and Nar • pier, and the S.S. “EAHU” between j Anck7ir3d and Giphorne. maintain a { weekly passenger and cargo per ’is** j w'th the East Coast Bays. I NAPIER-WAmOA SERVICE. | The S.S. “TANGAROA,” in conj junction with other steamers, sruns j regularly (weather permitting) beI sween Napier and Wairoa _ 5 Several steamers trade C'i>2tantxously to practically avery Coast landing between Wellington and Auckland. ) WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., Agents, ' ! E. W WILSON, (Privnte Tel. 99.) ttepreeMiUtiYe*