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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 627, 15 February 1879, Page 3

SALES BY FERRIS & PITT. BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ALEX. BOWLER. mHE UNDERSIGNED have been -■- instructed to sell by Auction on SATURDAY, the 21st February, 1879, at 2 p.m. at their Mart. The GOODWILL of the TOHE TOHE HOTEL was lately occupied by the late Alexander Bowler. It consists of Hotel, Store, and detached 4-room Cottage and Outhouses. The attention of parties wishing to enter business is invited to the above. The Hotel was doing a first-class business when occupied by Mr. Bowler, and there is every facility for increasing the trade. FERRIS AND PITT, fe 12 Auctioneers. . GISBORNE AND ORMOND RAILWAY ! ; FERRIS & PITT Will Sell by Public Auction, at a time and place to be hereafter notified — 4 VERY ELIGIBLE BUILDING SITES In the very centre of the RISING TOWNSHIP OF ORMOND. The above Allotments are situated opposite Mr. Barries Store, and now form part of Town Section, No. 32. Two of the Allotments have frontages . to the main street, and are peculiarly adapted for business purposes. One of ■ these allotments is already occupied by a Baker's Shop and Oven, and ready for . immediate occupation and use. The whole of the Allotments are partly fenced. The above will be an excellent opportunity for working men to secure a small ' Freehold cheap ; also, for business people, with, limited capital, to commence business on their own account m a rising neighborhood. Now is the time to purchase at a low rate, before the rise m price, consequent upon the . completion of the Gisborne and Ormond Railway. Plan's at FERRIS & PITT'S Office, Gisborne. ja2B MR. 0. L. W. BOUSFIELD Is prepared to BUY and SELL LAND and STOCK of all kinds on commission. T ICENSED LAND SURVEYOR -^ AND VALUATOR' Having had 26 years' experience m this kind of business, and being acquainted with Kew Zealand from oile end to the other, he will conduct business with ' quicKness and economy. , Ma£s and Plans Neatly Executed. ', Omt'Bi TOWNLEY'S BUILDINGS, GIBBORNE. FeS E. J. OTHAM, STOCK AND STATION AGENT, Financial Ac4tjNT, Accountant and General Commission Agent, SERVANTS' REGISTRY LABOR OFFICE KEPT. OFFICE : COOPER'S BUILDINGS, Gladsoxe Road. felO 1 SADDLERY. MESSRS. F. BETHEL & CO. beg to intimate that they have . purchased Messrs. McVAY & CO.'S Saddlery Business m Gisborne ; and they hope to be favored with the snp- ; port so liberally accorded to McVay and Co. BETHELL & CO. having had extensive experience m all branches of the trade can confidently promise that all orders entrusted to them will be cxcI cuted m a thoroughly workmanlike manner. F. B. & Co. have to Arrive and will OPEN IN A FEW DAYS A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF SADDLERY, which, added to the Stock just purchased, will be the - LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST , IN THE BAY. i January 1, 1879. ON SALE, [ "1 HO TONS ° F NEWCASTLE JLUU COAL, ex Pearl, and Maid of the Mill, now landing. Also, — , SEVENTY TONS of Bay of Islands COAL, ex Waiwera, direct from } the Pits. t N.B. — I am always willing to sell at current Rates, and will meet any quotations as regards Price and Terms m this branch of my business, no 26 R. G. GIBBONS. b FOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF SIX YEARS. -| Q pt ACRES of AGRICULTURAL JL^O & PASTORAL LAND, sit uated at PATUTAHI. s i There is a comfortable Two-roomed 7 Cottage upon the property, with Garden and Orchard attached. Forms on application to 7 H. BEAUFAY, Patutahi, „ Or, >17 T. W. PORTER, Gisborne.