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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10527, 30 November 1905, Page 3

HOW TO VOTE. SCORE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES AS FOLLOWS : I Vote that tbe nnmber ol Licenses existing m the district Continue i-.TOh fh.f inn nnm_» nt Tin_nn„ n r |^^ *„ ■I-y.to that no ttmw bo groplod m tho dMfi.t * OPINION OF A PROMINENT PROHIBITIONIST RESIDENT IN MATAURA. (CO.V.) j To the Editor, Mataura Ensign. Sir, — We call tliis a prohibition district, but it is so only m . name. Why should we prevent drink being sold here, when the law allows it to como into tho district like any commodity? Take this town (Mataura) for instance. Some s|y it has done good to several "old topers." I grant it has to a certain extent, but even they may be seen now and then the worse for liquor. But what I deplore most is the number of young fellows who havo gene m for drinking heavily 6inco prohibition was carried, ruining themselves fast, body and soul. There are many m this place who band together and get liquor, and then spend a night, yea two or tluee nights, m debauchery m huts or out-of-the-way places. Were the parents respectable people, to be told this they would not believe it. To-night I had occasion to go to a Government ollice on business, and though there was a light m tiie ofl.ee the door was locked. Before tho door wa« opened I was questioned as to who 1 was. When I was admitted to an atmosphere thick with smoke, there was the unniis-t:-kcablc odoip-'of liquor. As no ono seems inclined to sa*v anything publicly and try io prevent the ruin of these young fellows, I beg that you will grant me .space m your column-* for the above. I am, etc., Mataura, July 4, 1905. A. X. MACGIBBON. ' l

LAND_SALE. WILLIAMS ANO KETTLE, LTD Will hold their next LAND SALE, at Messrs BAIN BROS.' Auction Rooms, on gATURDAY, JJECEMBER 9 ND * ; At 2 o'clock, When they will offer DAIRY FARMS, TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS. On account of HARRY BAYLY, Esq., who is leaving tlie district; SECTIONS 223, 224, AND 225, Hinaki ' and Iranui Roads, Kaiti, containing 1 Acre each. On account of MRS A. Y. ROSS: LOTS 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 52 acros 3 roods and 20 perches, Kaiti, .subdivided into 6 , paddocks, with Seven-ioomed House, buggy shed, milking shed, dairy and orchard. Also, — LOT 29, Albert street, part section 119, * comprising 1 rood 1 perch, with three-roomed Cottage and outbuildings, i LOTS 4, 15, AND 16, Bloomfield and Abbott's subdivision, Upper Glad- . stone road, comprising 1 acre 2 roods 23 perches. Also, — On account of Mr G. HOW CHOW: SECTIONS 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, Te I Karaka Township ; i-acre each. Without Reserve. Term. Ea_y. Also, — NUMEROUS OTHER PROPERTIES. Further particulars m future advertisement. G. R, WYLLIE, 637 Auctioneer. LAND SALE. THE undersigned have received instructions from the Trustee-? m the Estate of the hite WM. COOPER, tp offer by Public Auction, At their WOOL STORES, On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1905, At 12 Noon, ALL THE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY lately worked m conjunction with the WAITAWHATA ESTATE, and pom- - prising about ■ 1400 A™™ In ONE COMPACT BLOCK, Also, on account of same owners: | KH ACRES FREEHOLD, beiug , Oi MANUKAWHITJKITIKI 2n. j Leases and Full Particulars may be seen at the Office of Messrs de Lautour, I Barker and Stock. Also,— On account of various clients : SECTION 3, Block 5, corner of Main road and loapa. road, Te Karaka (freehold), 1 acre. SECTION 10, Block 5, 3a. 2r. 19p." ' (leasehold, with purchasing clause). Also, — A number of Unsold Sections m Pine. • Estate. COMMON, SHELTON _ CO., Ltd. J. B- KELLS, Auctioneer. 696 MASONIO STABLES. horse] sale SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 2nd, At 11 a.m. THE N.Z. LOAN AN_I.ERGANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. Instructed by Mr R. J. WITTERS, will Sell, as above — i}(\ LIGHT HORSES, -mIU from 2to 5 years old. JOHN W. BRIGHT, 879 Auctioneer. W. M. ASHTON AND CO. Are offering A STATION pROPERTY Consisting 01~~ 6250 ACRES FREEHOLD and 640 ACRES LEASEHOLD, All iv Grass except about 800 acres; alxmt 400 acres ol tli© 800 acres now felled, and to be burnt and sown down m best English Grasses, Rape and Turnips. Present carrying capacity, 11,500 grown Sheep and 5000 Lambs, and 500 head, of Cattle ; also, a number of Station Hor.es. now m full swing. Those m search of good, healthy Sheep and Cuttle country should not miss m Kpection of this property. W T e can thoroughly recommend it as a Sound Investment, and one that will return a High Rate of Interest for the capital invested. The Stock as given above are approxi- I mately correct, and which we have every reason to believe will be near the shearing tally. If this Property will suit you. don't delay; no better time to inspect tlian shearing time. We specially invite inspection at shearing. Station situated 14 miles from Wanganui Post Office. Good road. Can either DRIVE or MOTOR. pRIGE— •*- £6 10s per acre for Freehold. Leasehold, 7s per acre rent. Ten years to run. TERMS: £15,000 Cash; balance at 5 per cent, for 10 years. » WIRE W. M. A SHTON AND C°" WANGANUI (Box 145). Sole Agents. NITRO-FIXING_BACTERIA. TXTE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS CULTURES. FOR. ALL LEGUMINOUS PLANTS FOR AUTUMN SOWING, Arriving m January-February. Price— 6s per Packet. To ensure enclosure m our Cable Order, please wire or write promptly. DALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED, Sole Agents iv New Zealand for THE NITRQ CULTURE COMPANY! OF THE UNITED STATES. \ 925 mm Iff* TMMENBB BTOCK ol *s__asr_H___ *• -B Q ggie* and Gigs at Jf|«r ORMOND'S. Ru- "time /^ZV-JIF payment.. Look u>. ISITING CARDS, Invitation Circulaxs, Memorandum Cards, Ball Programme., and Handbills printed on the •hm-tea. notioe at Herald office. Jeffries (0.), OPECIAL LINES m Black \.iles, from KJ lg 3d. to 3_ 6d.— At Mark Way's Sale. ■ mo LIPASE— 32I acres improved Land! A. about 18 miles from town by good ' load;. — For particulars, apply W. Lissant Clayton. JUST ARRIVED — Manutacluro?. stock of Sample Tennis Shirts ; im- ' ' mense assortment; great value; 200 to wait, t tmm _K»i_, a m. iiw ;.»_.„_ ..

_«_MB-a__n_a_i_a-B-MBiMMBH-i-«n_^BHM-Hnßa-a--i WANTED— A" Boy, ' able to miik and ' make himself generally useful. — Apply P. and F. Barker, Wliataupoko. WANTED — A good General Servant. • — Mrs Fred. Parker, Clifford street, Whataupoko. , 9*21 WANTED — Strong, respectable Lad; permanent billet. — Apply Coven. Gulden Fruit Depot. '• 922 WANTED— Cook ;Tlso, Kiteheu Boy ; Apply Turaiigam-i Hotel. 92>5 WANTED— A Station Hand; must be a good fencer and able to milk. —Apply C. Gray, Waiohika. 915 WANTED"— Married Couples," good • Cook, Housemaid, Waitresses, and General Servant, for town and country. — Apply Mrs East, Gisborne Registry. 906 WANTED— A Man, or a~Bby, for ' milking. — Apply to W. Sandlant, wheelwright. 905 WANTED— Steady - Man waiits~euiployment, on station, milking and gardening.— Apply, by letter, to "A.F.," Herald Office. By 6 ANTED — A Woman, to assist "m Kitchen. Wages £1 per week.— Apply Trocadero. 844 WANTED — Good Station Hand; man with dogs preferred. Good wages given. — Apply at once to David ToUd, Waimata^ 895 W~ ANTED — Married Couples, Generals on Stations and Town, Lad3'help, Girl to assist, Rouseabo-ut. Situations required by Station Hands, Shepherds, Man Cook.— .. Peckover and Co. 569 WANTED, by elderly lady, living alone — Young Lady, to board and lodge ; very central situation. — J. Peckovor and Co. 899 WANTEDrtolsell— A" Lady's Raleigh • Bicycle, m good-going order; cash price, £6 10s. — Apply Roland and Son. 903 WILL the person who removed Bicycle from fiont of F. Hall and Sons' •shop kindly return same. — F. Hall._ 932 BOUND TO RElGN— Stanton's SelfRaising Flour. _ 916 T^OR SALE — Hoisc, syis old, quiet m Jj harness ; also, Hack, 4vrs old. — Apply Dye Works. 941 TTlClt SALE-— A Shop Front and Shop A. Shelving. — Apply E. G. Matthews. "T7U.R SALE— One Draught - Horse.— JD Apply, after 4 p.m., C. H. Beatson, Waeienga-a-hika. 864 T7IOUND AT LAST^Graud value m 4- Boots. Ladies' Best Kid Boots, lormerly sold at 16s, now reduced to 12. 6d. — At Andrew and Sou's Clearing Sale. J~ I , EGKOV.'fu~VNITCO., Land and • Estate Agents, have For Sale — Sections, Cottages, Villas, with large and small sections. 930 PECKOVER. & CO.. Laud Agents, • have For Sale— Sections, Cottages, Villas, with largo and small sections. 93t) | OST, last week — One Dark-brown 4_ii Marc, branded like wire brand on near shoulder. — Finder rewarded on returning to Railway. Stables. 940 "fVT'O Baking Powder needed. — Stanton's J_^l Self-liaising Flour. rVTO LET — Two Unfurnished Front A. Rooms, use of kitchen. — Apply at Herald Offico for address. 939 TO LET — Superior Residence of ten rooms, Stout street; all uecessaiy outbuildings, stahte, etc. — For full particulars, apply T. G. Lawless, agent. 919 rpO LET — Good Seven -roomed House, _L with pantry, bath-room and scullery ; also, wash-house, stable, and buggyshed, with one acre of ground. Possession December 16. — Apply Harry Bayly, Rutene roa-d, Kaiti. 929 riiO LET — Six-roomed House, Uppei _L Gladstone ■ road. — Apply Ernest Chrisp, Lowo *di:cet. 931 /CHRISTMAS CARDS. — Your photograph on Christmas Cards, bs and •fs'6d per' doz., at J. limes' Studio. 49b WILDISHJ Saddler andH^Harues. < Maker, Peel street, exchanges Ne* c>_uiilery and Harness for seconu-nand.' LlOlt SALE — Three splendid Building J- Sections, ou Ciiilders load, 60 feel frontage. Easy lernis. — W. Lis6ant Clayton. T .IVE'LY "MEETING I GioiriirgiLJLf ments! What about T Why, who can give the best value m Boots anu Shoes. By overwhelming verdict, J. D. Harries declared' the best. Meu's Box Call Bals, lQs.--Near Firebeil. SAVE MONEY and take advantage!)! our Sale Prices. The opportunity oi a . lifetime. Gents' Beut lvid-fro.m. Boots, 14s 6d to 20s.— Andrew and Sous Boot Sale. I7IGR Immediate Sale-^- Splendid BuildAj ing Allotments, iv Guilders road, c-o_e to town. Term-- arranged. — Applj T. G. Lawless, Ageut. FOR Immediate Sale — Large 6-roomed Dwelling, Kaiti ; bath, wash-house, hot- aud cold water laid on, all conveniences.— Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. W LISSANT '* CLAYTO-ThaiTi" 4- • acre Section for sale, iv a, goou locality ; handy to town. Price, £ao pea- acre. "P OBERTSON'S for Boys'" Washing Xv Hat« (immense variety) from ls eacli, Blouses Irom 2s 6d, Washing Suits from 3s lld, Hard and Soft Straw Hats from ls up. N~ " EWEST""DEsiGNS in^DiosiTluslTns from 3|d to ls 11.— At Mark Way's Sole. ■ ■ ' - ■ WANTED KNOWN. — Our Great Clearance Sal© is now on. A sample of bargains offering : Ladies splendid Croine Lac© Boots, patent toe, wiwu, usual price 12s 6d, reduced to .9---6 d. — H." J. Andrew and Sou. 716 EW 'SHIPMENT of Ladie-' Boots and Shoes. Gente' Light Boots, a g_eat assortment to choose li-pin. &__.- dels m all sizes.- Children's Sly**! iv great variety.— E. Rosie, bootshop. FOR SAljE— Small Cottage Property, only £185 j terms, £25 cash, balance as per arrangement.— Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. ■ PRINTS, PMN_'s7i-UNl^ii7T-£it and dark grounds, at 3s 9d dozen. — At, Mark Wayjs Sale. A | O'i'lCE. — Visitors from the - country, J_ l call at Richards' Covent Garden Fruit Depot for choice Fruits, Fish and Coufectionery, corner of Grey street and Gladstone road. 1 -_f_f_ At-'KES* partly improved I AxJv/U country, good house, woolsued, yards, etc., 400 acres ploughable. — Further particulars from W. Lissant Clayton. I^orTthe show and races^ ; Panama Hats. — Wm. Pettie aud Co. are showing a big assortment. TjlOR THE SHOW A~U RACES4. Tailor-made Suits and Roys' Clothing. — Wm. Petti© and Co. hay© the best stdek t«_ choose froip. TjlOR THE "SHOW - AND RACES— 4_ Sunshades, Parasols, and Gloves.— Wm. Petti© and Co. show the best variety. EOBERTSON'Sr"whe"re"~y6u 7 carTget the beet goods', the newest goods, the widest range of choico goods, aU foithe lea.it money. ON'TTrO-^-TJtedstone and~Son_ cheap stabling at Masonic No. 2. Stand. 6d, Feeds la. 22P WATCH and Jewellery Repairs, also Engraving, on the premises. Reliable work, promptitude, reasonable charges, at S. McLe__o_'_, Union B _ik Buildings, Gisborne. 416 SPECIAL shipmeut of Sample Blouses m black and white silks, to be cleared regardless of cost. — At Mark Way's Sale. FOR THE SHOW AND. RACES— Ladies' Costumes, Blouses, Skirts, Millinery, etc.— Wm. Pettie and Co, the best hout-o m town. OLIDAY HOT ICE— Clothes cleaned on the shortest notice. Panama Hats a speciality. — C. Smith, City Dye Works. Tele-hone 306.