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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10957, 27 April 1907, Page 3

e |land sale. THE undersigned have received instructions from' E. M. HUTCHINSON, ESQ., To offer by Public Auction, at their Wool ? Stores, Peel Street, Gisborne, on SATURDAY, THE 4th MAY, 1907, At 12 Noon— HIS OTOKA PROPERTY Comprising 2000 ACRES, being Sections 1 and 3, Block 3, Ngatapa Survey District. Also.— On account of Mrs E. M. Hutchinson — 1000 ACRES Being Section 4, Block 3, Ngatapa Survey District. Tenure of both Sections is Lease m Perpetuity, rental 4 per cent, on lis 6d per acre, or actual rental s£d per acre, with compulsory Residential clause. The properties are m one cornfact block, and are at present being > worked together, but will be offered separately. Ihe whole property is fully improved and divided into 10 large and 3 small paddocks, and winters easily 5000 sheep and 250 head cattle. The properties are situated 40 miles from Gisborne by a dray road. The Gisborne-Motu Railway is surveyed right past the Homestead, , and will shortly be completed to Wai- ' huka, within 12 miles of the place. Profit and loss account for the last four years may be seen at the office of .the undersigned by bona fide applicants, and any further particulars supplied by COMMON, BHELTON & CO.. Ltd. • ■-„-.'. 680 WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. Instructed by THE EAST COAST NATIVE TRUST LANDS BOARD, Will offer by ' PUBLIO AUCTION, On - " Q ATURDAY, THE JJTH Jj[AY. THE LEASEHOLD OF 3000 AGRES OF FIRST-CLASS BUSH COUNTRY IN THE " TAHORA NO. 2 BLOCK. G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer. 790 FINAL NOTICE. WHAKAWHITIfI A ESTATE. TENDERS will be received by the Solicitors, on or before 3 p.m. on MONDAY, May 13th. 1907, for Leases for ten years of this Estate. Tenderers can offer for one or all the four parcels into which the Estate is divided. Tenderers can tender alternatively for any lots, indicating order of preference of lots tendered for. Possession will be given on November Ist. Farms showing acreage upon which rent will be paid : — No. i Farm.— lo9 acres 2.03 roods (more, or lees), no buildings. No. 2 Farm.— 96 acres (more or less), Woolshed and Plantation. No; 3 Farm.— 97 acres 2 roods (more or less), Dwelling-house, Stable, and Outbuildings; also, Lemon Orchard. No. 4 Farm.— l4o acres 1 rood 32 S .relies ((more or less), valuable rchard. NOTE.— 29 acres (rough grazing land) formed by the river, adjaJent to sections, principally LOT 2, go with adjacent farm without charge.; • For arrangements to view the land, conditions of tender, and all other information inquirers are referred to the owner, Mr C. A. Brown, at his residence, Wainui road, Gisborne. This splendid Estate is perhaps the best grassed land ever offered m Poverty Bay, and cannot be surpassed for Dairy purposes. Tenors, with deposit, required by the 'conditions, must be sent into the undersigned on or before 3 p.m. on MONDAY, the 13th day of May. DE LAUTOUR, BARKER k STOCK, ■'.'.. Solicitors, Gisborne. 663 TO LADIES WHO ARE TROUBLED WITH SUPERFLUOUS HAIR ON THE FACE, ARMS, NECK; ETC. MRS GOODMAN'S Famous Remedy for Home Treatment DESTROYS without Pain or Injury to the Skin. It is superior to Electrolysis, because it is PAINLESS, it can be used itothout attracting notice -of friends, it is cheaper, it gradually withers and finally destroys the roots. This Hemedy has 'been before the Australasian Public for 16 -years, and is successful when other methods nave failed. The packet, with full instructions for self-treatment, sent securely packed to any address. Write for full particulars. ' THE COMPLETION. A_ $aly^.y*hich is highly esteemed by '-Ladies'- f6&;;-reh_6ving Facial Blemishes, Improving ; the Complexion, and preventing the growth: of SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, TheSalve^yith instructions, will be forwarded on receipt of 3s 6d. ' - - MRS GOODMAN, • Carlyle House, "The Point," Whataupoko, > Gisborne. BEDDING PLANTS. TUST WHAT YOU REQUIRE. STRONG, HEALTHY GROWN PLANTS. For Early Flowering, -Plant at Once: Antirrhinum Majus (mixed), 2s 6d doz. Aquilegia, single and double (mixed), 2s 6d dozen. Canterbury Bells (mixed), 2s 6d dozen. Coreopsis Grand-flora, 3s dozen. ■ Garllardia Graudiflora, 3s dozen. Hollyhock (Chater's choice mixed), 3s dozen. Dianthus Chinensis (mixed), 2s dozen. Picotees, double (mixed), 3s dozen. Stocks, Brompton (choice mixed), ls 6d dozen. ~ Stocks, East Lothian (mixed), ls 6d dozen. Wallflowers, double (mixed), 2s 6d doz. Wallflowers, single (mixed), Is 6d doz. Orders by Mail receive Prompt Attention. Nursery : Makaraka. H. C. GIBBONS & GO. Gladstone Road, Gisborne. T, S. TREWERN, 418 Manager. CAKE DAINTIES. fTIHE repute of our Goods is -*- the. outcome of their Remarkable Excellence. People of Taste recognise m the delicate charm of our Goods a; combination of Quality and Flavor which is never equalled. Our Goods have been before the 1 - Public for a Quarter of a Century, and to-day their Popularity is greater than ever. Patrons can select their Own : • Choice when purchasing. \ DUSTINS' t TE YOU WANT to Purchase a Property, ' L Call on J. PECKOVER k CO., Land Agents, Peel Street. i" H you are desirous of Selling a Property, i consult J. PECKOVER k CO., Land , Agents, next Library. , H you require to Let or Rent Property, visit J. PECKOVER k CO., Land ) ft Agents, Peel street. , Enquire of J. PECKOVER k CO. for . Dairy,, Bush, and Sheep Farms. . Mortgages arranged. Employes engaged. Insurances effected. Telephone 211. r 472 - - IF YOU WANT I CLOVER HAY, Horse Carrots, Table ■*■ \J Pumpkins, Potatoes, Tomatoes, _. Onions, Picklers, or Vegetables (all the i best and fresh), send for Thomas. As I - grow all the above extensivelyj I can 1 tffcat you liberally. A trial solicited. — b T. J. THOMAS, Market Gardener, Mas kauri. 518^