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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4475, 16 February 1917, Page 1

MEETINGSp.B AND E.C. SITEEPOWNERS’ UNION. ANNUAL aSATURj>.m. Business: Important. Pull attendance requested. F. H. LAWTON, Secretary. SALVATION ARMY SUNDAY NEXT. Attractive Services conducted by JJNVOYi AND ]\/[RS. Q.RAY, From Auckland, SINGING EVANGELISTS. At 11, 3, and 7 the Gospel of Jesus Christ will be preached in all its original simplicity. Come and enjoy the singing. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WAIKOHU COUNTY COUNCIL. N OTIC E. 'IVTOTTCE is hereby given that a*Permit must be obtained from the Council’s Sanitary Inspector before any new buildings, or improvements, or alterations to existing buildings are put in hand. No permit is required for buildings of less than £2O m value. The Inspector is Mr. C. H. Ferris, c jo Cook County Office, Childers Road, Gisborne, and plan s and specifications must be submitted to him before a permit can be issued. J. G. APPLETON, County Clerk. QIIIE ADJOURNED x MEETIG will be held o DAY, February 17. at 2.30 WAIKOHU COUNTY COUNCIL. N OTIC E. MOTICE is hereby given that the provisions of County By-law No. 9, regulating Heavy Traffic, will be strictly enforced on the Puha-Wliata-tutu Road during the period May loth, 1917, to September 15th, 1917, both davs inclusive. J. G. APPLETON, County Clerk. WAIKOHU COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE TO BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS. jVTOTICE is hereby ' given that, pursuant to the provisions of the SVaikoliu County Sanitary and Buildng By-law, no person shall keep or lause to be kept or used any common' odging-liouse within the County district unless such house has been dulv icensed. This regulation will come into force >n April Ist next, and applications for icenses should be made at the next neeting of the Council, to be held on Vfarch 9th. A fee of os must accom>anv each application. J. G. APPLETON, Count}- Clerk. N OTIC E. HAVE a Largo Quantity of— PEACHES, PRUNE PLUMS. Etc., to hand, Suitable for Bottling Purposes. As the supply is limited, intending tyers are requested to ring without irther delay. W. TAN, LA DSTONE ROAD ’Phone 522.

FOR SALE OR TO LET. PLEARANCE Sale—Groceries, ConL* fectionery, etc.—Sampson’s Store, KaitiId UR to ALE — I\ early 7UU Acres, river 4- flats and ploughable hills, all in grasp and crop; carry 2 sheep per acre easily.—Full particular* from J. Todrig Witty, 78 Lowe Sv ’Phone 1G96. . MOTORISTS Everything for a "1 Motor Car, from a grease cap to a Mascot, obtainable at Ormond’s Garage. Try. FOR SALE. ACRES —15 acres freehold and 40 acres leasehold. The leasehold is 40 years’ lease and can he purchased ; the rent is 37s per acre. The property is well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks, and the fencing is all in good order. The property is well watered by t windmills; the quality of the land is second to nothing in Gisborne. Good motor road right past the property, distance about 10 miles from Gisborne. This property can be had very cheap as the owner is giving up farming. All the homestead is on the freehold portion of the property, consisting of 4 or 5-roomed house, "cowshed and numerous outbuildings sheepyards, cattleyards, etc. Also 50 acres with 26 acres freehold, balance leasehold; the leasehold of this property is of the same tenure as the above arid the same rent, but there are no buildings on this property. It is about half-a-mile from the above property on the .same road, so that anybody wishing to purchase the both properties (which would make a veij nice sheep or dairying farm) could cm so at a very low price. For further particulars, price, etc., apply to T.W. HACKETT & C° LOWE STREET. I HAVE BUYERS WAITING —FOR— A BOUT 100 to 150 ACRES, hill or flat, handy. TTOTTSF} 6 or 7 rooms, with Section -LL planted, Whataupoko. IVJEAT LITTLE COTTAGE, Wliataupoko, in OR 15 ACRES, good flats, unit' floodable, suitable market garden. ■ A BOUT 1000 ACRES, handy ! counOwners Communicate at once with— C. G. BLOORE, 72 T.OWE STREET.