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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIL, Issue 7296, 3 June 1895, Page 3

pOM&OiW, OHELTO9I & gO. ? LIMITED, VyOOL, pRODUO.E, gHIPPING, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AND (JENERAL j^ERCHANDDS. GI3BORNB, N.Z. The Company PURCHASE FOR CASB all deKoriptious of Farm or Station Produce, and are prepared to pay full market valus? for same. The Company will RECEIVE, STORE, . SELL, or SHIP on Owner's account all description of Farm or Station Produce on the very best terms. The Company hold regular AUCTION SALES of Wool, Skins, Tallow and Hides; also, of Sheep, Catble and Horses, to which special attention is given by experts thoroughly acquainted with the business. The Company keep a REGISTER OF PROPERTIES AND STOCK FOR SALE for the information of Purchasers. The Company SELL EVERY DESCRIPTION OF STATION REQUIREMENTS at the Very Lowest Prices. The Company undertake through their various AGENCIES, every description of INSURANCE, Fire, Marine, and Life. AGENOFRS. =VJUY7, SAVTLL "HIPPING COMPANY nUDDAKT - PARKER'S STEAMERS. CANADIAN PACII IC RAILWAY AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN STRAMSHJP CO. ALLIAN'OS ASSURANCE COMPANY (FIRK axd Making). Successors to- the Union Insurance Company of New Zealand. MUTUA L ASSURANCE SOCIETY 0f 1 VICTORIA (Lifk). . THE TIMMIU MILLING COMPANY. COOPRR'S SHEEP DIP. LITTLE'S SFTREP IJJP. ELLIOT'S SnEEP DRENCH WILSON'S HYDRAULIC LIME. SHACKLOCK'S RANGES. P. & D. DUNCAN'S PLOUGHS. Etc. REID & GREY'S PLOUGHS, Etc. ■ ANDREWS & BKAVAN'S CHAFFCUTTERS. THE OARLYLK WINDMILLS. ZKALANDIA WOOL PRESS. LOUGH'S PATENT WOOL PRESS. KYMMING "UN'S EDINBURGH COFFEE ESSENCE JOSHUA'S AUSTRALIAN "BOOMERANG" T3KANDY YALUMBA AUSTRALIAN WINES TI-IK " GARVEY " WHISKY CA NAD 1 A N AUSTR ALI AN STEAMSHIP LINE. > QYDNEY TO «aa&^m O VANCOUVER -f\Jffi^j|V Via " a&aH^^^ sw FlJT AND HONOLULU Under Contract with the Government of Cauada and New South Wales. Leave Arrive Sydney. Vancouver Wakrtmoo .... June 18 July 12 Arawa July 18 August 12 Thenceforward monthly. Through tickets at lowest rates to all points in Canada, United States, England and Continent. For rates, maps, guide books, aad full information, apply to — COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd. HORSE CLIPPERS. WE have a Fresh Supply of Martin's HORSE CLIPPERS — the best, make of Clipper. FENCING MATERIAL. nnHE Price is SEDUCED for— ' A BLACK WIRE GALVANISED WIRE GALVANISED BARB WIRE SI'APLWS AND POSTS ~RISeI[N THE PRICE Of FLOUR. BEFORE (he present ri>e was fully established, we concluded arrangements for the supply of First-class Holler FLOUR until next harvest, and we are now selling Flour at less price than ifc can at present be landed at from the Mills. THE "GARVEY" WHISKYWE have long been looking for a superior Whisky to anything we have ever kept, and we have succeeded in getting a Whisky which we feel certain will be appreciated. We landed our first ship ment, ex Star of England, on 31st May, aud we are booking orders for same. SEED POTATOKS. FIRST SHIPMENT of EARLY SEED POTATOKS just received. We will be glad to book Orders early. Buslifelling & .Contractors' Supplies, WE, have a Large Stock of EVERYTHING required en the Road or in the Bush, specially imported for the season, and are selling same at LOWER RATES than ever. Choice Selected Seed Potatoes, procured from the Best Seedsmen only — THE BRUCE SNOWFLAKE . EARLY AMERICAN ROSE BATH KIDNEY FLUKE KIDNEY LAPSTONE KIDNEY IMPERATOR NIMMO AND BLAIR'S Vegetable and Flower Seeds. 3D. THREEPENNY OD. PACKETS t) We have just received a full assortment of FRESH and NEW SEEDS. Nimmo and Blair are the Largest Growers of SEEDS iii the Colony. AUSTBON MCSTECES, HORSES, OATS, HAY, Km, afc the Gisborue Wool Stores — Saturday, Bth j June. J SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, Etc., at the Waerenga-a-hika Yards — Wednesday, 26th June. WOOL, SKINS, TALLOW Etc., afc the Gisborne Wool Stores— FRIDAY, 28th June. Extensive Clearing Sale On account of Bush being cut out. COMMON, SHELTON & CO[Limited] Have received instructions from Mr William King, to sell by Auction, on the premises, Te Arai, on THUESDaY, • 6th JUNE, f~f\ .13 0 R S E S, t)U many of them well-known firstclass workers 36 WORKING BULLOCKS 8 QUIET DAIRY COWS, near calving 10 SLEDGE HOUSES (as under) 4 TONS CORRUGATED IRON, in lots to suit purchasers And nnHE SAWMILL AND PLANT, AT JL TE ARAI, comprising Boiler, lingine, Mill aud all necessary gear, the Building over same (GO x 56), all covered 'with corrugated iron, the Planiug Shed (52 x 22), also roofed with iron, 10 Sledge Houses, varyiug in size from 10 x 12 to 12 x 24, some covered with iron and lined and ceiled, Office (12 x 16), match lined and ceiled, with shelves and fittings, also Stove and Piping, Blacksmith's Shop, with Bellows, Anvil, Vice, and every requisite 4 Five-horse Teams of well-known Horses and Mares, with Waggons and Harness 3 Bullock Teams, with Drays and Yokes complete Pumps, Water Troughs, and Sundries, too numerous to mention. LuNcmcoN PjiovinisD at 1.1.30. Sale at 12 O'Clock. J. S. BUCKLAND, Awctionepri '