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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5710, 5 March 1890, Page 3

TST. PATRICK'S DaY SPOKT& GRAHAM, PITT, & BENNETT Will Sell by Public Auction at their Mart on SATURDAY, March 8, at 11 a.m.— rpHE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES— Lot I—Gatps1 — Gatps (excluding entrance to Stand ; no free tickets with exception of Band) „ 2— No. 1 Booth (inside enclosure) ,-, 3— No. 2 Booth (outside „ ) „ 4— Refreshment Booth Dining Room, under Stand. 20 lunches guaranteed at 2a 6d „ s—Refreshment5 — Refreshment Booth and Fruifc Stall (outside) j, 6— Right of Cards „ 7 — Right to take charge of Horses. (All horses to be kept inside enclosure) '43 POVERTY BAY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, [Limited.] 1"1 HE Association hold WEEKL? SALES of Produce, Furniture, etc , on Saturdays at 10.30 a.m. Produce, Fruit, Flour, Groceries are re tailed at the Store at Lowest Rates. HORSE SALES hold when required. Produce, Furniture, etc., received and Sold by Auction for non-Shareholdera. Grain, Grass Seed, Produce Sold on Commission. T. W. BILHAM, 297 Secretary. FOR SALE. A NICE LITTLE FARM of 150 ACRES, near Ormond, fenced andj-subdivided fnto five, paj.iooUo, with good ( ajn<i-roomed House, cow-shed, yards, and all ' ucoescary outbuildings, orchard o|<24 acreß containing about 200 fruit trees now coining into bearing, constant supply of water at all seasons of the year in every paddock, together with about 50 head of milking Cows carefully bred aud broken, and necessry plant for carting milk to Factory situated about three miles distant. There are also ten acres, or'tbereabouts, of Bush suitable for firewood. For further particulars apply to-- ! DeLAUTOUR & SIEV WEIGHT, Solicitors, Gisborne ; 1 Or to— GEORGE DAVIS, 434 Onnoud Factory. FOR SALE. Kf\C\ Goor) STORE WETHERS i 500 Pall-Mouthed EWES 40 full mouthed Rams bred by Messrs Espie and MoKenzie to i-e sold cheap G. R. WYLLIE, 2^ Turehau. FOR SALE. 1200 EWES> MIXED A «ES. Apply to — 430 W. K. CHAMBERS. /I {}f\ CROSS - tititiO EWES FOR 3 ?5 K. F. HARRIS.

W. B. COMMON.] [F. J- SHBLTOS. Common, Shelton & Co, COOPER'S SHEEP DIPPING POWDER. npHE MOST CERTAIN DESTROYER X OF TICKS, LICE, and SCAB. (t^Read the experiences of Sheep Farmers in Circular a to be obtained from — COMMON, SHELTON. & Co., Agents. SPORTING SEASON, 1890, JUST ARRIVED, ex " Pleiades" from London, and to arrive by " Persian Empire"— 20 Boxes Curtis and Harvey's Diamond SPORTING POWDER, 2, 4, 6 20 do Curtis and Harvey's TREBLE F do do 2500 Eley Bros. C.F. CARTRIDGES, Green Cases 2500 do 00, Brown Cases (Loaded with very best Powder and Chilled Shot) 5000 CENTRAL FIRE CASES, brown 5000 GREASE PROOF WADS 5000 GREY CLOTH WADS 20,000 FOI CAPS, 250's , 24,000 do do 100's ! 10,0 00 CENTRAL FIRE CAPS 150 101 b Bags SHOT, No. 2, 3, 4, ss, 6 25 Kegs CanrlH BLASTING POWDER | Kynock's Cartridge Cases, Cartridge Belts, i Game Bugs, Turnovers, Loaders and i Closers and Re-Cappers, Shot Pouches and 1 Powder Flasks, Concentrators, Powder and Shot Measures. ELAND'S CELEBKATED GUNS. COMMON, SHELTON & CO. LITTLE'S fluid; di 8 (NON-POISON(HJS.) A CHEMICAL FOOD FOR THE . WOOL. COMMON, SHELTON & Co., ' Agents. FOE SALE. ARSENIC, SODA CRYSTALS, FLOWERS OF SULPHUR, SOFT SOAP, Greenbank's CAUSTIC SODA. fresh seeds just becbived turnips: g^i BEEN AND PUKPLE TOP, YELLOW \jf ABERDEEN, Mammoth Purple Top, Devonshire Grey Stall, Skirving and Buugholm Swedes. RAPE. Superior Imported and Colonial Grown. Clo%'er, Cow Grass, Lucerne, Timothy, Poa Pratense, Rye Grass, Cocksfoot. COMMON, SHELTON & CO.. STORAGE. WE are prepared to receive and store, at Lowest Curbebt Rates, Grass Seed, Grain, and other Produce. COMMON, SHELTON & 00.

NEW AUTUMN GOODS. PETTIE and HARPER • . HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL OF THEIR— FIRST SSH^I^EHsTT OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS, COMPRISING ABOUT is o -A. suss is Of GKNKRAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING Suitable for the present and coming Season. N'pw T^rAOa /T-rvrkr!c< -^ tn * s Department we have opened some mC VV J^l tJ&b VJUUUb Novelties, besides a Splendid lot of plain Useful ! Goods, such as Meltons, Homespuns, Series, Black and Colored French Merinoes, Winceys' Plaids, etc., etc. New Plushes, "New Silks, New Velveteens, etc., etc. NEW STOCK OF LADIES' HATS, RIBBONS. CORSETS, UMBRELLAS, ULSTERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, etc., all well worthy of Inspection. STOCK OF MANCHESTER GOODS fully replenished, and as we me mean to maintain our reputation for Cheap Goods in this Department we have, notwithstand- . ing recent advances in almost every line, marked our New Goods at Old Prices. See our new Calicoes, Sheetings, Hollands, Flannels, Blankets, etc., etc. In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT our Stock is larger than ever, the greatest care being taken to keep only such Goods as can be recommended for Good Value, Style, and Durability. Tk© abovs Large Shipment aow ready for iaspsetioa at o\» well" kaowa Low Prices. COODS ALL MAPJCED IN TIAIN FIGURES. PBTTIE <fe HARPER, Drapers and Clothiers, NEXT UNION BANK, GLADSTONE UOAD FMRECTS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO A DIRECT SHIPMENT, EX U "COPTIC," COMPRISING— FRENCH CARRIAGE CLOCKS— SSs to £6 10s English Clock Co's CLOCKS— IOs 6d to £1 10s Union do do, Timepiece and Alarm — 5s 6d to 12s 6d One Year Kegulators, Vienna Regulators— 7ss to 135s And other Novel and Handsome Clocks, which will be offered at a Small Advance on Cost. ALSO Galvanic Batteries, Sixes Spirit Hydrometers and Thermometers, Graphoscopes, Microscopes, and Drawing Instruments. WATCHES, IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, FROM L 3 10s TO L 35 EACH, (Made by Messrs Rotheuam and Baum & Co. These makers obtained the highes wards at Melbourne and Paris Exhibitions, and for years have held a high position at tho Watch trials at Kew Observatory.) 1 TO REDUCE STOCK OF Gold Brooches, Earrings, Bangles and Lockets I shall offer them during the present month at Cost Price and under. I AN IMMENSE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES I s. 3yn°i^si^isroisr 7 MMttJFACTUING JEWELLV.R, WATOHMA.S BR, AND OPr ICIAN GLADSTONE ROAD.