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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6626, 17 March 1893, Page 4

» T. G. LAWLESS, HOUSE LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT. 7 Lowe Street Chambers, Gisbornb J (Next R. Little 'b Stables.) 1 Lately trading in Gisborne under the name and title of George R. Taylor. " Has for sale HOUSES AND LAND all over 3 the district. Tho following area few of s the properties on hand : — TO LEASE— 7 acres Land and 7-roomed , house, at JMakaruka. i WHATAUPOKO 1 Nearly Five Acres with river frontage, good t bui'ding site and well fencitd, firßt-cla°s s land. A bargain for cash. i '22 Acres, wc'l fenced ; £10 per acre. s To Lease : About 19$ acres Good Land. About 1% acres Land, about 1 mile from the f bridge. 1 Quarter acre and convenient G roomed house, well finished with range, bathroom, &c, ! ou tho main road. This is a valuable property and may bo had cheap, for which terms can be arranged. TOWN SIDE Beautiful Dwelling of 8 rooms and 3 acres of land, largo stable, with 2 stalls and hay loft; also, Ehed for trap, and washhouse, 2000 gallon water supply, house fitted up with hot ana cold water and electric bells. This is a nice property, and may be had very cheap. Five roomed house in centre of town, well finished. £50 down will secure thia property, the balance may remain on mortgage for a long term. Dwelling of six rooms and Shop, n Gladstono road, This is a good investment. KAITL Eight roomed house and one acre ground, to be had on easy terms. Three J-acre Sections, well-fenced, in one lot, near the bre> kwatcr. This is bound to be a valuable site, and worth double the money I am now asking. PATUTAHI. 2 acres 22 perches, in township, with 5 roomed house, sheds, etc. A Bargain. About 12 ucrea, well fenced, svith dwelling of 5 rooms ; good land, and well under cultivation. SHEEP RUNS AND FARMS. 500 acres 40 miles from town, light bush country, good land ; about one-third of this is ilat land, the rest low hills. This is a bargain and terms can be arranged. Goodwill of 21 years' lease of nearly 1200 acres ; land about 20 miles from town. Little over 5 acres «of first-class land, with dwelling and orchard of 470 fruit trees. This property is situate about 16 miles from town, on tho Waimata road, and j is a very suitable place for a half-way house or store. For Sale, Cheap. Other properties, particulars of which can bo obtained at the Office in Lowe Street. LOAN AND SHARE. T. G. L. is paying attention to this branch nnd has capital to invest on notes of hand, and personal security. tST People having land or property for Sale in this district will find it advantageous to communicate with the uudersigned, as he has a number of clients both in and out of the district enquiring. Terms — A T o Sale, no Cormnission. Note the Address : T. G. LAWLESS, 151 Gisborne. FOR SALE. MR H. G.~~SPACKMAN IIAS OX SALE, for Cash or Deferred Payment, HAAKE PIANOS, from ... £45 BROAD WOOD PIANETTE £25 HARMONIUM £25 VIOLINS, from £1 Cases, Bows, Strings, and other Violin accessories. ' Piako, Violin, and Singing Tuition. 7 __— i Mr Si'ACKMAx's Classes for the VIOLIN ) are in course of formation. Terms : One and a-half Guineas. , , Address : PALMERSTON ROAD (opposite the residence of Mr C. P. Davies). 607 IMPORTANT NOTICE. MESSRS MILNER & THOMPSON, Of CiißTSTcrrußCit and Napier, Beg to inform the Inhabitants of Gisborne and surrounding districts that MR IL 0. SPACEMAN, Oruaxist of Holy Trixitt Church, Has been appointed our SOLE AGENT fo the Sale of PIANOS ORGANS HARMONIUMS MUSIC And Musical Sundries of every description. BT All Instruments can be purchased on our well-known 2 and 3 year Easy Tittle Payment System, l OR, Sold at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES for Cash. Over 100 of these liutc Jjcen soldin Napier during' the past two years. Intending Purchasers would do well to inspect our Pianos before purchasing elsewhere, as they are manufactured specially for the Colony. J. ROBERTS, Manager Napier Branch. TURANGANUI NATIVE JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. To be held on the Poverty Bay Park Company's Course, on EASTER MONDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1893, (First Race to start at 11 30 a.m,)._ PROGRAMME. 1. Handicap Hurdlk Raci?, of 40 soys. 1J miles, Acceptance, I soy. ' 2. Maiden Hack Scurry, of 10 soys; J-mile, Post entrance, }oa. 3. Tairamiuti Handicap, of 50 soys ;. 1J miles Acceptance, 1^ soys. 4. Maori Rack Handicap, of 20 sots ; \\ miles. For horses the bona-fidc property of and ridden by Natives. Acceptance, 5. Easter Handicap, of 30 soys ; 5 furlongs, Acceptance, 1 soy. 6. Hack Race Handicap (Flat), of 10 soys ; 7 furlongs. Post entrance, 10s. 7. Forced Handicap, of 15 soys ; 1 mile. Entrance, 15s. Weights— Saturday, 18th March. Acceptances— Monday, 27th March. For full programme, see posters. M. G. NASMirH, B"ec?Btary TOLAGO BAY -GISBORNE COACH. 1 A COACH will run between Tolago Bay and Gisborne, leaving Tolago on MONDAYS and Gisborne on WEDNESDAYS. Fares: £1 each way. Booking Office: Little's Staejlss. 594 H, RIQBY,