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AUCTION NOTICES QAINSBORO’ lON A Jo. ITI-N on FR)S) BAEWICK THE LIVE AUCTIONEER.

MATAWHERO SALE. 350 250 Shorn, 100 4tlj 100 E. 140 2th" 350 Ewes 50 4th 50 Fat 4 Br OCTOBER. GGE T S 0 Woolly.) Ewes and Wethers ambs Wethers. sth We an Shee ;s (young) STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN.

CLEARING SALE On the Farm, TO.LAGA THURSDAY, OCTO™' B 1926. TIT 7HEN the / acting v t f under insmidfions from Mir. W. TjCALCOIv/ will offer at above time jfnd place the whole of the Live Stock, coin ■* ’ ' md loot 00 Ew es with «dowi ;, 2th to olye&r es, empty! 2«i "s, aged, vJfifeF :hers, F. « F. 4tli. :gets M.S. hdown Rams, and Heifers, Jerseyfiand Cross (all Ist, 9*ic®and falves). f ling Jersey .Cjrfiss Jfe jht Horses. /■ r Outter, It. dm. M>iscs (18 -leaf Tyne jfeljps, Duncan Iwainp Plough, RemeWand Binder (side delivery). Cultivator, R. & G. Cambridge Roller (grass seed box attached), Keystone Thrasher, Heavy Tip Dray (4” tyre), 4 & 6-horse Set Blocks and Chains and Harness, 2 sets Leading Chains, Cart Saddle, Potato Plough, 60-gallon. Separator and Vacuum Pump, and a host of Sundries. Light Luncheon Provided. Jers GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS’ FROZEN MEAT AND MERCANTILE CO., LTD AUCTIONEERS. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. REO SPEED WAGONS AND CARS REO dug deep into the vitals of industry’s exacting needs to produce the all satisfying commercial ear—the Speed Wagon. REO sensed the trend toward faster motor haulage—anticipated the type of vehicle that would ulFimatcly survive—forsaw the basis on which vehicles would be bought. Lowest in price, Lowest in depreciation, First in longliverty, Greatest in Horse power, Fastest in safe travel, Cheapest according to any calculation, Bald, bold statements, those, but the facts are behind them. REO SPEED WAGONS AND MOTOR OARS. * WILKINSON’S TOURIST GARAGE HEAD QUAY PHONE 970.

FOE SALE Light jockey’s saddle, PAIR PRISM GLASSES. Several Pairs Spectacles, Ladies’ and Gents’ Bicycles. Also Secondhand Butcher’s and Baker’s Cart. GEOEGE SMITH PAWNBROKER. TO THE FARMERS OF GISBORNE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. AS Local Agent for the Hume Pipe Coy. of Australasia, Ltd., I have on hand Crushed Lime in any Quantity. Sample on view at my Office, Grey Street, or the Factory, Carnarvon Street. Also Reinforced Concrete Pipes all sizes from 9in. to four feet in diameter. Suitable for Culverts or Linings for Wells. Also Concrete Water Troughs and Septic Tanks. Call and Inspect. R. ROBB, 113 Grey St. WIDE-AWAKE . BUSINESS MAN ! THE GISBORNE TIMES has a strong line of subscribers ail along the East Coast—from Wairoa to Cape Runaway. In towns, townships, construction camps, station sheds, Maori pas, the Gisborne Times is read from the title to the imprint. TVfOW is the time to boost your I-’ Goods in the Country Districts arid cultivate orders by Mail, and the only way you can do this profitably is to Advertise. At one time all Advertising was merely an experiment; now it is a grim necessity. Have confidence in yourself, your business, vour goods, and the mail , order system of buying. There is no advertising medium in the world that can give you access to so many prospective purchasers as the daily newspaper, and at so low a figure. * RING PHONE 500 or &18, and our Advertising Specialist will submit designs and write your advertisements in an attractive styte that will corivnee the buying public in the Count .y Districts and Bell your good*. ; Advertisementsfor,- the Times and jrdeFs for prinhihg' forpthe-Tjineis Jof> receif;o;;prpZßjpt.; attention: '-x '

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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10489, 14 October 1926, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10489, 14 October 1926, Page 8