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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12666, 20 January 1912, Page 4

pEARSON, ]\JAX JACKSON AND DE J^AUTOUR, (Late- C. B. de Lautour and Co.), AUCTIONEERS. LAND, STOCK, STATION, FINANCIAL, AND INSURAJMCE AGENTS, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. TO INVESTORS AND OTHERS. IF you are in search of a Property, Sheep Stations, Dairy Farms, Suburban or Town Sections, do not Avaste your time and money by travelling around. We can give you particulars of al) classes of Property, having THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT on our books. "I OT AORES » leasehold, Dairy XvJ • Farm, long lease; in grass and crop; house 6 rooms, all necessary outhouses, cowshed (concrete floors), machines, 40 cows, horse, pigs, salves and plant, etc., as a going concern PRICE £1500. Terms. -i Qf\f\ ACRES, Sheep Station; JL.OvJv_r good carrying land, with beautiful homestead and every convenience/ PRICE £8 per acre. AAAA ACRES O.R.P. at 16s 6d ; ___ VivJvJ 1150 acres in grass, balance in bush ; house, woolshed, etc: j PRICE .JB3. 15s , per acre. | T/tY lf| ACRES 0.R.P. ; 900 .acres [ i jbvJvJ' in. 'grass, balance mixed bush ; at' present carrying 1500 sheep and 50 bullocks: PRICE £5 10s per acre. AGENTS FOR:— Aerogen Safety Gas (the ideal country light) ■■■■-' Australian Alliance Assurance Co. (Fire and Marine) ' London and ■Lancashire Insurance Co. (Accident and Sickness) The Pastoralists' Review. . Security Safes. Bradford- Gas and Oil- Engines. . Milking Machines. Melotte Separators.- ;.. . ■-• ■ . . Agricultural Machinery. _ . . — __ _ , _ P.O. Box 176. ■..'.' -...» \vTelephone 155. di. K; Pasley INSURANCE AGENT ~ ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT i " ; LICENSED SHAREBROKER. "}■ WAREHOUSEMAN Masonic Buildings, Lowe Street. I*loo APIa^S I?R,P. at 15s 6dj -*-*V , - r -* 360 acres iii - grass,' balance heavy blish;.;."^2-ropnied. vrhare, sheepya_*dls, _encin&' arid' telepHone'.' A real bargain at £2 per acre, on terms. - IQAA ACRES O.R.P. at £1 per acre; ■IrM V V 1300 acres in grass ; ' balance heavy bush ; 5-ropmed house, woolshed, siheep and . cattle-yards, telephone, etc. Carried' last Avinter 2 sheep per acre and caittle; 35 miles from Gisborne, by good waggon rbad. Price, £6. per acre, on terms. daf\ A ''ACRES Freehold, 30 miles from H Gisborne by good road ; 3700 acres' in gi-ass, balance bush, and. scrub oquntry. Fenced and subdivided into 14 paddocks; 6-roomed house and AA'oolshed. Sheep and cattle-yards and dip. Mostly rii'ce easy country, and Arell-AA r atered and facing the sun. This is a station I can recoihmend at the price, £4- ss. •ia AHO ACRES, part Freehold and jp.VVV parfc Leasehold, Avith long terms to run and full compensation. This station is divided into 20 blocks and 20 small paddocks, and is Avell watered by permanent streams ; 5000 acres at ■ present in bush, 5000 acres native grass, fern arid tutu. Balance is English and native grass. About 5000 acres ploughabie. T^n-roomed house, shearers' whare, men's Ayjhare, woolshed Avith machines, two sots sheen-yards, cattUvyards, dip, etc. AJs a going concern, including 12,000 sheep, 250 cattle, and all station and house, effects. Walk in, AA-alk out, £25,000.. ■■' . . .': MUSIC. «• . "ft/TRS BATTEN, L.N.0.M., No. 260, IVI Childers Road (Loc. Sec. N.C.M., Lond.), Teacher of Music, Singing, Theory, etc., Notifes that she will resume Teaching on | MONDAY, 22nd JANUARY. 42 ■ * , MUSIC. # C. ~J. E-* i * Loc Sec TO, L ), TEACHER. OF PIANO/'ORGAN, AND THEORY, Notifies tliat he will resume Tuition on •''•-■■ MONDAY, JANUARY 29. 964 — . , _ &T. QATHERINES QOIXLEGIATE gCHOOL; MASONIO HALL, CHILDERS ROAD. Principal : Miss ELSH?. ROBERTS, M.A. FIRST TERM, 1912. S' CHOOL RE-OPENS ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. Private Address:. 307 Childers Road* Telephone 65. *,The Principal Avill be at home from February 3rd. 845 v LOHDONCOLLECE. HIGH-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY ;|. SCHOOL FOR BOYS. T'" HE. SCHOOL is being Removed to Captain Kennedy's late Residence, Ormohcl Road, Mangapapa. SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION FOR • BOARDERS. 'Next Terra begins — Boarders, February 12; Day Boys, February 13. For particulars, apply to the Principal, G". GALITZENSTEIN, B.Sc, Hons. g.ondon). At Home every THURSAY, from 2 to 5 p.m., 217 Clifford Sireet. ' - " . 791 , BOARDING-HOUSE FOR SCHOOL „ •".:. GIRLS. fTIO meet a long-felt want, the Misses i YATES, Aberdeen Road (who are giving up nursing), are prepared to re- r oeive a limited number .of Girls as Boarders who may Avish to attend the High School. The building, • which is Urge and airy, with pleasant grounds, is admirably suited for the purpose, and is 1 situated at a convenient distance from the School. Parents can rely on their girls being^ well- looked after, -and provided with all the comforts, of. a home. Kiajrly application As desired. . -Terms and full particulars can be ascertained from th% Secretary of the High School, oi* from MISS YATES, Aberdeen Road, Gisborne. i-?I 684 TUTORIAL AND COMMERCIAL \i COLLEGE. ' Williams and Sherratt's Buildings, Lowe Street. - H ____ nIIERM ' RE-COMMENCES MONDAY, 'JL! JANUARY . 15th, 1912. p^lephone No. 8, Telephone , No. 736. WHATAUPOKO ■ ■■•■pWTVATE 1 OCHOOL.-^ KJ PRINCIPAL MRS HOGG (Certif. London and Neiv Zealand), W r ith % EXPERTENCED ASSISTANTS. This School Re-opens FEBRUARY 6. Mrs Hogg will be at home from Feb-' ruary Ist. 81 OVERS of Art will do well to call on Parker, Grey street, and inspect his stock of Pictures (beautiful reproductions of famous artists)-, including Photogravures, Burlington proofs, Artists' proofs, etc'.