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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8699, 19 December 1899, Page 3

WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, [Limited] Have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Mrs Johustone, to hold A CLEARING SALE, at her late residence, at Makaraka, on THURSDAY, 21st INST., When a quantity of I VALUABLE AND. USEFUL FURNITURE, Including Cedar Sideboard, Piano, 2 Pier Glasses, Overmantel, Walnut Drawing-room Suite, Walnut Table, Cheffonier, Telescope Dining Table, Bookcase, Bronze Hat Stand, Chest of Drawers, Double and Single Bedsteads, Collection of Shells, Dressers, Mangle, Pictures, Double-seated Buggy. Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, etc., eto. Will bo offered. «ar Further particulars in future issue. Salb at 12 o'clock. JAMES CAMPBELL, 510 Auctioneer^ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. LAND SALE SATURDAY, 6th JANTJARY, 1900. Acting under instructions from the Trustee for Wi Pere, M.H.R., and Family, WILLIAMS AND KETTLE Limited, WILL OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At their Sale Rooms, Gisborne, On above date, rpHE -FOLLOWING T ANDS. FREEHOLD. MAK.AURI— About 600 Acres, in Lots from 1 to 70 Acres. RUANGAREHU A— About 195 Acres, Subdivided into Five Lots. RUANGAREHU B— loo Acres, in One Lot. ,TE KARAKA— About 84 Acres, Subdivided into suitable areas. TE KOUTU— About 45 Acres, ia Tho Lots. Also,— LAND ON LEASE. LAND ON LEASE. MANGATU No 1. 20,000 A OBEB OF FIRST-CLASS PASTORAL LAND, Subdivided into SUITABLE AREAS, From 1000 to 3000 Acres, To be LEASED BY PUBLIC AUCTION-C WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Limited, Have been instructed by the Trustee for Wi Pbee and Family, to offer [ v the above FOR LEASE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On SATURDAY, 6th JANUARY, 1900. LEASES will be for 21 Years, with valuation for Permanent Improvements at the end of term, or Right of Renewal for a further term of 21 Years, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. LEASES will contain all usual covenants for payment of rents, eto. PLANS, Copy of Lease, and full informatiori to be obtained from — THE AUCTIONEERS,! Qjb Ob THE MANAGER, / Qlsborne - — Or from the Tcustee, WALTER G. FOSTER, Wellington. JAMES CAMPBELL, Auctioneer, 337 "WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING J" JUST now they are whispering to you to secure a SECTION or two at Victoria, and to come and reside near them in the summer monthß out of the heat and dust of the town, and thereby lay in a fresh uipply of health and happi- "^ 470 TOR SALB. 59 \ 38, Te Rahui, Nine-roomed House, Woolshed, elo. 7 0 19, N.W. portion of Pakirikiri Block. 11 2 11, Okirau, near Karaua Bridge. 3 0 30, Okahukuratara.nearWhakatoPa. Easy Terms. 324 P. PARKER. FOR SALE. U ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND at Te Arai, with orop of growing maize. Apply to— JOHN COLEMAN. 652 TO LET. TO LET, from Wednesday next, that most conveniently - situated Sixroomed HOUSE, with every convenience, inoluding bath-room, wash-house, stable, buggy shed, etc., now in the occupation of Mrs Simson (Karaitiana). Also,— FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. THREE ACRES GOOD LAND, on Whataupoko, Cheap. Owner leaving district. Apply immediately to — SHERIDAN & CO., Masonic Buildings, 568 Gladstone Road. TO LET. l rpO LET — Those centrally -situated • 1 Premises lately in the occupation of I Mr C. F, Lewis, next Herald Office, i For further particulars, apply— b "HERALD" OFFICE. > ALMOST t-tt , , ;-. . as Won t JJo! SOOD ' The Bonlta Baking Powder will ' make bread, cakes, pastry and such like, rise "higher than the price of wool." it must be I 1 In every house. The quality I la the best, and quantity the most. Try it once. < f We won't ask you again.