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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9204, 22 July 1901, Page 3

WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Limited, Will hold their to ' NEXT STOCK SALE, ' At the MATAWHERO YARDS, On THURSDAY NEXT, 25th INSTANT, When they will offer ld - SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, Etc., Etc Present Entries: mHREE HUNDRED AND FIFTI ts X, SHEEP, Including Hoggets and Full-mouth Ewes D ■piFTY HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE Further Entries Invited. Sale at 11.30 a.m. sharp. A. F. KENNEDY, I 977 Auctioneer. L l ii. The 2T.Z Loan and Meroa&tilc Agency Go., Ltl. NEXT STOCK SALE. MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 25th JULY, Alj 11.30 Sharp. Present Entries: r ' TTIIVE HUNDRED SHEEP, WETH X? ERS, EWES & HOGGETS 40 Two-year-old Steers ;s» 20 Head Mixed Cattle. Further entries invited. J. W. BRIGHT, 957 Manager and Auctioneer. MATAWHERO t . STOCK SALE *• FIXTURES. THURSDAY, 25. THURSDAY, 22nd AUGUST THURSDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER THURSDAY, 3rd OCTOBER THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTnJE id AGENCY CO., Ltd. I, WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. le 5 e 661 >r FOR SALE. 1, mHE DRAUGHT STALLION "THE le X COUNT." For information, apply at - "HERALD" OFFICE. 788 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, CHEAP. >f mE N ACRES, KAITI. Also, HOUSE AND EIGHT ACRES, KAITI. •s Handy to Town. A Bargain. 3 5 Apply at once. 5 WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. I 818 J. INNES Has Just Received a Large Assortment tt of Blue Carbon ii SEASCAPES,' r t Similar to those so much, admired at the ° opening of his Studio. S fiflS ), l- :» e h I ANNUAL BALANCE. d THANKS. k .' ■ /WH^LIAM PETTIE S g T~\EBIRES to thank very sincerely the -*-^ large number of Customers who so J promptly and kindly complied with his 4 request re Settlement of Accounts for a Balancing purposes. „ As there may be some who have inad- ;. vertently overlooked the matter, he has [j decided *to keep his books open until ■ y SATURDAY EVENING, 20th July, and s hopes that full advantage will be taken • of the opportunity thus given, o "i WDLLIAM PETTIE. b a d I, !- 1\r !- n I. ■ ; F. MILLER, t PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, " 3 JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, d Gladstone Road. l » TITATCHES AND CLOCKS - * * Cleaned on Shortest 'Notice. 0 \ JEWELLERY Repaired in Workmanlike Manner, 1 At LOWEST CHARGES. d >f ; Note Address: NEXT DOOR TO N.Z. CLOTHING ! FACTORY, t! 875 I KIA-ORA ! KIA-ORA! © TTIA-ORA FACTORY is still one of the XV Leading Factories in New [ e ■'•..■"'.■' -•'.' Zealand. [. Why, even the Duke of York was quite taken with KIA-ORA, so Purchase only KIA-ORA FACTORY BUTTER, which is ~ tb,e BEST— the verdict all over the colo--8 nies wherever it has been sent — and it has y not* come down that it has to be sold for i less than market price, even in Gisborne. t- BENNETT & SHERRATT, h Agents. thos. McGregor, ! > Proprietor, !r Kia-Ora Dairy Factory July 2nd, 1901. 576 )- * EVAPORATED FRUITS. lt A VERY CHOICE LOT to Hand of e XX Webster's Evaporated Apples, equal _ to the fresh apples (if not superior) ; also, r Apricots, Pears, Peaches, Prunes, Figs, s, Dates, etc. TINNED FRUITS in great y variety. JAMES McKEE, Direct Importer. d "VTATIVE ASSOCIATION'S Annual d 1> Fancy Dress Ball will be held on Thursday, 25th J*Uy. 501 _ -plications cure. ' _ TAAMAGED KAIAPOI MERCERY % JLJ Full range of Shirts, Pyjamas, Un- ' der Flannels, Pants, Soxs, Rugs and - Blankets at Mark Way's. !' TTOT SUB-PERB - flam and Eggs, 'XX Grills, etc.— at James ErakSeV Refreduntmt Rooma on Satnrday eveningß. >- qiWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT '■ X allowed on Remnants of all Dr.jss 3- Materials, Blouse Lengths, Skirt Lengtus, _ and Dress Lengths, for Cash only, until :e Stocktaking Day. William Pettie. J T ADIBS' EVENING SHOES from 2s i XJ 9d to 15s. A direct shipment just s . opened at the Phit-Essi Boot Shop. n W E Parted with Sorrow; We Wein *t come them with Joy, at the Theatre Royal on Monday night.