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1911 A RECORD YEAR. gULL T!O!RaiNG A HEAD ! GRIEVE, JEWELLER AND "^"ATCHMAKER McKEE'S BUILDINGS. PETGHELL& GO., LIMITED. Telephone No. 427. "DEAL ESTATE, STOCK/' STATION, INSURANCE, FINANCIAL And GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. > LOANS NEGOTIATED. FARMERS READ THE FOLLOWING IF YOU ARE LOOK-TiNG FOR A BARGAIN. ABOUT 40 AC&ES OF THE RICHEST LAND IN POVERTY BAY. SPLENDDD HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS : (Large and Lofty), Handsomely Furnished complete in every detail. : Piano by one of the best makers. 1 The Land is subdivided into 6 Tvellienced Paddocks — all flat. ; Pumps and Wells in 3 Paddocks. Nine acres in Barley, ready for cutting. Ten acres in Maize. Last crop produced 100 bushels to the acre. The rest laid down in good English grasses. Three first-class Cows. Two good Horses. Utensils, Tools, and all appertaining to the Farm. • JUST AN HOUR'S DRIVE FROM TOWN. Owner leaving the Country. Must Sell. Price on Enquiry. TO BE HAD- AT A SACRIFICE. / Perpetual Lease. Low Rental. it'aiti pntLS' /h6"llege Tel. 381. GISBORNE. Tel. 381. 80ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GntLS & YOUNG BOYS. Principal MRS BALFOUR-OGULVY The College is situated in the healthiest part of Gisborne, and is surrounded by extensive playgrounds. The bedrooms and school-rooms are large and airy. Pupils receive a thorough educa tion from experienced teachers, Mathematics, Languages, Science, as well as the usual curriculum, being taught in the Upper School. Special attention is paid to the comfort and deportment of Boarders. - For Prospectus, apply to Principal. Next Term begins — Boarders February 5, Day- Pupils Feb. 6/ 1912. ' 968 gT. ■QATHERINE'S QOLLEGIATB gCHOOL, MASONIO HALL, CHILDERS ROAD. Principal : Miss ELSD3 ROBERTS, M.A. FD3ST TERMi 1912..! SCHOOL RE-OPENS ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. Private Address : 307 Childers Road. Telephone 65. ; The Principal will be al home from February 3rd.' 845 LONDON_COLLECE. HIGH-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. npHE SCHOOL is being Removed to X Captain Kennedy's late Residence, Ormond Road, Mangapapa. SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION FOR * BOARDERS. Next Term begins-r-Boarders, February 12; Day Boys, February 13. For particulars, apply to the Principal, G. GALITZENSTEIN, B.Sc., Hons. (London). At Home every THURSDAY, from 2 to 5 p.m., 217 Clifford Street. ' - - 791 BOARDING-HOUSE FOR SCHOOL GIRLS. TO meet la long-felt Want, the' Misseß YATES, Aberdeen Road (who are giving up nursing), are prepared-' to receive a limited number of .Girls as Boarders who may wish, to attend the High School. The building, which is large, and &iry, .with pleasant grounds, tb admirably suited for the purpose, and ia situated at a Convenient distance from thai School. Parents can rely oh -their 'girlsf being well looked after, and provided with all the comforts of a home. Early application is desired. Terms' and full particulars can be ascertained from the Secretary of the High School, or .from MISS YATES, Aberdeen Road, Gisborne. ■ . 684, ' TUTORIAL AND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Williams and Sherratt's Buildings, Lowe Street. TERM RE-COMMENCES MONDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1912. Telephone No. 8. ARE YOU ABOUT TO BUILD! DO YOU WISH TO ECONOMISE? IF SO, make a point of { ! Consulting WILLIAM WHEALEN, > ARCHITECT, GOODS BUILDINGS. DOMESTIC ABH^T^VLITy. Juantities and Estimates prepared. 59

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12665, 19 January 1912, Page 4

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