auction notices. sale. WEDNKsD uclin om CH 4. r r r )o sHEIf *" 1 ' 520 m^^Ewes. iriay Hams (2-th.) V "Entries Inviled. • fjj iTOOIOBBOXEBS* ASSN TINIMTO SALE TrN rW TO YAEDSTFERIXijLMARCH’ 3rd. . A K A 2800 j^TlEwes. .1100 ® I h.B Wethers. 550 ni.s.pLiunhs. STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN, 1/ SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS^ Gisborne Enginering, Coachbuilding and Genera! Iron Works. MOTOR REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL. T.G.L 78 LOWE STREET. TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE. KAITI — Handy to town. House of Six rooms, [ran try, scullery, find all co n von ion cos ■ built-in clipboards and linen press; motor garage; fowl house and run. PRICE .0005. Terms can be arranged. ° No, (100 TOWN— Centrally situated bouse of four rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, porcelains bath, electric light and gas, etc. ; washhouse, copper and intis; all under one roof; lawn and garden. No. 094 PRICE .0850. TOWN Quarter-aero section with 0-room-cd house, kitchenette and outbuildings. PRICE £IOOO. Terms to suit purchasers. No, 000 SVIANCAPAPA — Cot tape on quarter-acre section. Outbuildings and motor shed. PRICE £3OO. km:il deposit, and easy terms. 1 ’ No. 080 WEST END — On ’bus route and bandy to school. House of 8 rooms and conveniences. Barg ai n. PRICE £OSO. Terms can bo arranged. No, (191 MANCAPAPA— Semi-bungalow dwelling, comprising live rooms, sleeping porch, bathroom, porcelain bath, hot and cold water, pantry, motor shed, workshop, etc. PRICE £1250. Cash, or terms can bo arranged. No. 686 SECTIONS FOR SALE inGrafton Road, Asquith Street, Kaiti and Whntaiipoko. Well situated; remarkably cheap and on easy terms. CHIEF AGENT for— A.P.A. UNION ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, LTD. All classes of Insurance effected at lowest current rates, including Eire, Marine, Accident, Personal Accident and Sickness, Motor-ear, Plate Glass, Employers’ Liability, and Fidelity Guarantee Bond. Also Rents and Loss of Profits. T. G. LAWLESS 78 LOWE ’ST,, GISBORNE. LICENSED LAND AGENT. GREATER YIELDS That this is no idle saying is amply roved by the hundreds of letters hich reach Mr Sykes every year rom successful farmers all over the lominion. Men who recognise that lie.health of their herd is not to he rifled with. They have no (rouble n their herds with had cleansing, nammitis, milk fever, colds, etc. yhy^—because they hnvo proved,the lenefit gained by systematically renching each cow after oalving with lykes’s Drench. Be wise and follow heir ekample. Give Sykes’s Drench trial. It makes cows clean quickly n tbo naturaf way. It prevents cattrrlial discharge, which is apt to remit iri contagious abortion. It clean,eg the blood and acts as a safeguard (gainst milk fever. It acts as a tonic md tones up the digestivo organs, it ms the largest sale of any drench in Australasia. Sold everywhere 17/- » Wan. 1/8 axpnchet. Fffteh paekat eonninn two ilranchw.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11452, 28 February 1931, Page 8
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