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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7137, 20 November 1894, Page 2

MAIL NOTICE • For Napier," Wellingt on, and South, per Te Anau, Wednesday, at 4 p.m. n . , or Napier, Wellington, and South, per Dingadee, Friday, at 4 p.m. For Auckland, per Australia, Friday, at 7.30 p m. For Auckland and Australian Colonies, per Monowai, Monday, at 6 a.m. For Samoa, Honolulu, United States of America, United Kingdom, and Europe, via San Francisco, Monday, at 6 a.m. Mail due in London Jan. 2nd. W. W. BESWICK, Chief Postmaster CANTERBURY AND \J GREYTOVVN SS CHEESE. £» Also, fig A Lot of This Season's w Matawfcero Loaf Cheese ■■« BS © PHCENIX, ST. GEORGE'S = - AND " K " JAMS Htf (In Jars, Bottles and Tina). 2 I — lijg Potted & Tinned Meats 2 •* In Great Variety. r? *™ 'I — y S § Royal Yeast Cakes S makes the whitest, lightest, Ej w "I sweetest, and most ~ 5 healthful bread. m Ateo, V^ A FRESH SUPPLY OF CO TABLE DELICACIES. 114 j x JAS. McKEE, GROCER, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. T7SS ONLY KIRKPATEICK'S Brand JV Brand PURE IRUIT JAMS. AMONG the principal manufactures o the colony are the Jams produced at Nelson by Messrs KIRKPATRICK & CO. The assurance of the manufacturers that none but the purest colonial-grown Fruits are used by them is amply borne oat by the qaality of the article they supply, and no which it would be impossible to nnd any.hing superior. By patronising KIRKPATRICK'S "K" brand of JAM., housekeepers will not only be doing their best to encourage the bcal industries so necessary for. the welfare of the colony, but will provide their households with Jam that for wholesomeness, purity, and richness may challenge the world.— N.Z. Tablet. S. KIKKPATRICK & CO., MANUFACTURERS, NELSON. tTgTlawless, HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Office : Next Nolan and Skeet's. FOR S ALH. . 58 Acres and good Eight-roomed House ; atable, coach, dairy, etc. ; well under cultivation, and good orchard ; close to town. T , , 500 Acres Government Lease 3, JNunaka North ; good sheep country, partly improved. Goodwill, £270. Grey Street — Seven-roomed House and Quarter Acre. Price only £300, ou very easy term 8. Tolago Bay— Quarter-acre and Iwo-roomcd House, close to th© hotel, for sale Cheap. Ormond.— Ten Acres and good Four- roomed House, good orchard, etc , etc., near township. This is a bargain ; must b j sold as owner is leaving the district. Price only £200. . JZafal Ten Acres, well-fenced, and in grass. For sale, cheap, for cash. Six-roomed House and Quarter-acre Land. Only £260. Quarter Acre Good Land, close to town. Only £25. Whataupoko— 27 Acres, with Jour-roomed House ; cow&hed, dairy, etc. ; handy to town Part cash : balance on mortgage. Whataupoko — Four-roomed House *n«l Section. Price only £175. Terms «f required. Aberdeen Road — Three Single Quarter Acres. Only £16 each. Whataapoko— Nine Acres First-class Land. Ouly £35 per acre. Terms given. TO LEASE.— 2S to 40 Acres, Kaiti. AND OTHER PROPERTIES. Atso.-MOSEY TO LEND _ MR A. J. MASSJK* (FROM SYDNEY), Organist of St. Andrew's Church, TEACHER OF yIOLIN, A«P Pupils can arrange for tuition at Mrs Browne's, Stationer; or, Mre Rxbubn s, Tucker's paddock. Mr Masset visits PATUTAHt every MONDAY. Arcangemente can be made e.t Mrs L. Sieved.