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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12816, 16 July 1912, Page 8

WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. Will hold their NEXT STOCK BALE MATAWHERO YARDS, THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 18th, 1912. When they will offer — SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, Etc Fat Stock Stile at 10 sharp. Store Stock Sale at 11 sharp. Present Entries: 1 Kdfi S II E E P JLOUU Including 700 Ewes (m lamb) 500 Empty Ewes Account .Mr Alex. McKenzie: : Vi Y"Y/vi 2v 4, 6, arid Fre.sh- v .FulJ;m6uth rtUy PU.RE ROMNEY ; EWESJ (m .£•: \>::}» 'j-Ja'ctibito i An ~'. HEAD v^IIXED /CATTLE 1 l*J U J*- • • ' Including- ,; 6 Springing Heifers (due to calve } August) - ' „. 20 4 and 5-yeav-old Bullocks 25 18-month to 2-year-old Steers Further Entries Invited. G. R. WYLLIE, 188 Auctioneer. LAND _ SALE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. Hay* been instnicted by Mr Percy Andrew, Agent for the Owners, to offer for Sale by Public Auction, at Barlow's Garage, on SATURDAY, 27th July, the PARKVILLE ESTATE, ■ Consisting of 41 OHOICB SUBURBAN SECTIONS, Extending along the Main Road from near tihe Park Terminus of the Trams to the New Railway Junction at Makaraka. Plans and particulars later. ' ». R. WYLLIE, 143 Auctioneer. SBOT I O N S E Jb E f 1 o o n •■■■■: n scot i o n s G. G. BLOORE, f6r PARTLY IMPROVED BUSH SECTIONS. ■ '■'*■ ■ ■'■ ■ (1) OPEN ONE MONTH ONLY. O'l AAA CASH (balance on dWIUUU terms) -^850 ACRES GOOD BUSH LAND, containing matai, iotara, rimu, and tawa;... '4oo' acres m grass, wintering 2 ewes to the acre; new 6-roomed Homestead, wash-house, workshop, harness room, yards, and orchard. Title, O.R.P. at 27s 6d. In good locality. Certain to rise m value. PRICE, ONLY £4 PER ACRE. (?) ' .■ i^~i AAA OASH (balance arrangdblUUU , ed) — 500 ACRES L.I.P. ; easy mixed bush, heavy fern and scrub; 400 a^res grassed, 6 paddocks ; new House and conveniences, dip, 'yards. PRICE, £4 lX)s l*E3l ACSRE. Stock at Valuation. "•■ •■ .'' (5) ' ' ■■■■'■. . .- " X"* O r\/^ CASH (balance easy terms) dWOUU buys BUSH SECTION of 850 ACRES, tawa bush; plenty of building and fencing material ; 240 acres m grass ; 2-sheep to the acre country. PRICE' £1500. G. G. BLOORE, POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY, LOWE STREET. GISBORNE. SIMSON & HILL LAND SALESMEN . LAND VALUERS. 1 7HA -ACRES S.G.R., all m grass X. 4 \J\J except 200 acres bush; good 6-roomed House, outhouse, 3 sheepyards, large woolshed 48 x 30, 10 miles fencing, 3 house paddocks, good road, only 30 miles from Gisborne ; 3000 sheep, 100 cattle, 20, horses. ■ First-class Sheep Run. Rent, only 3d; best terms. -| m ACRES, half Freehold, half 1 r Leasehold. Buildings worth £700. Price for the lot, including cows, horses, pigs, fowls, implements, etc., £1000; easy terms. OH ACRES, Te Arai, 33 years ReO 4 newable Lease. Good Buildings of every description. Stock, Implements, Furniture, etc. ("-Everything given -m. Owner leaving the District. Low Price. J)A SECTIONS, best part Kaiti ; JmJKj small deposit; balance for 5 or 6 years at 6 per cent. .OQAn/k 2200 ACRES E.R., dW O U UVJ • at ; 6d per acre ; three parts unproved ; first-class buildings, large woolshed and shearing machines, fenced, subdivided; 2000 sheep, 100 head cattle, horses. The lot for £8000. Terms given. To Bargain Hunters rpHE Property recently advertised JL under this heading has been snapped up. ? HERE IS ANOTHER. FULL QUARTER-ACRE, Gladstone Road town side of Roebuck Road, with 6-roomed DWELLING (let at 17s weekly). Price £875. Properties m this locality are rapidly increasing m value, as the business part of the town extends. Particularly Favorable Terms may be arranged. Apply— JAMES INNES, LOWE STREET. rpHERE is no remedy for Throat and _L Chest troubles has been tested as thoroughly and so searchingly as NAZOL. It gets more friends the more it is tried. Have you tried it? If your throat troubles you, get a bottle of NAZOL. ' . " T'LL just' show the. girl how smart I JL am," chirped Adolphus, as he strolled out of A." Wilson's Dye Works with his newly-covered gamp (only 3* 6d) and his black suit dyed by A. Wil inn. OTI QUdHton* Road 'Photi* 7M TTf THEN your little child is hot, restYV.' less, and feverish with a fresh cold, don't wait, but immediately give NAZOL on sugar, and sprinkle freely a handkerchief with NAZOL and pin to the dress,, so that the child can inhale it constantly. Mothers have found it most successful. ' MATAWHERO WOOL WORKB. CASH BUYER of Wool. Skin*, Hideß and Tallow, m uny quantity. Highest price. No commission.— Mala whero Wool Work*. j