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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13392, 28 May 1914, Page 10

CDMMON, SHELTON AKD CO., LTO. (Istablished m Gisborne 1174.} i AUCTIONEERS STOCK AND STATION AGENTS SHIPPING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS. ACME HORSE COVERS. RANCATIRA COW COVERS. STEWART HORSB CUPPING MACHINES HAND HORSE CLIPPERB. TILED REGISTER GRATIB COTTAGE GRATES GOTHIC GRATES BASKET GRATES DOVER STOVES * ' FIRE 'SCREENS COAL VASES. SPORTING SEASON. BONEHILL'S §. AND D.8.8.L. . GUNS HOLLIS S. AND D.8.8.L. GUNg LIEGE ARM S. AND D.8.8.L GUNS . «.».».ii. WINCHESTER REPEATING SHOTGUNS AUTOMATIC EJECTOR 8.8.8.L. REPEATING RIFLES / BINGLE SHOT RIFLES. ELEY'S E.C. CARTRIDGES CLYDE CARTRIDGES BALLASTITE CARTRIDGES RIFLE CARTRIDGES. i . ■ ————— ALGERIAN SEED OATB SPARROWBILL SEED OATS TARES RYE CORN CAPE BARLBY. i BENNETT^. ~ SHERRATT. GENERAL MERCHANTS SHIPPING, INSURANCE, STOCK AifD STATION, ' FINANCIAL > And '' GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTB, WOOL AND PRODUCE v BROKERS, LOWB STREET, GIBBORNB. TOTARA POSTS- Fixst-da« line, at - LOW RATE for «l^^ltitiei™ , SHEARING SUPPLIES - Woolpacks if 11 '^.PWn and Colored Twine, Branding Oil, Bensine, Naphtha, Lnbri' eating Oil, and all necessaries 1 for the Shearing Shed. * GRASS SEEDS (for present and forward delivery) — Cocksfoot, Perennial Rye, Clovers, Crested Dogstail, Timothy. Fiorin, eto. ' _J^RM AND STATION REQUISITES— Fencing Wire (plain and barbed), Staples (all sisee), Sheep Dips, Telephone Wire and Insulators, Turpentine, Kerosene, and Farm Produoe of all kinds, etc., eto. GROCERIES of the Highest Quality, Crockery, Glassware, Enamelware, Broshware, - Ironmongery, Electroplate, Cutlery, Tinware, etc., etc. ■ AGRICrCLTUHAL MACHINERY procured on shortest notice. INSURANCES: EFFECTED againgt Loss by Fire, Marine and Accident; also, \ Fidelity Guarantee, Employers' Liability, Mortgagee. Indemnity, and Publio Risk. , \ AGENCIES; Royal Exchange As_raranoe Company. Fison'g, Sheep Dip. Cooper's Sheep -Dip. v Shaeklock'. Orion Ranges. , Reid N and - Gray (Agricultural Machinery), «ig ft , : eto., etc. ARRANGE WITH MALCOLM & CO. : : ' FOR ; ;'. ' ';. ' OUTDOOR SALES. T3 EST * PMCES OBTAINE D BY -P ■-. ■ EMPLOYING THEM. CHARGES MODERATE, AND NO WORRY. * • ' I- V I : ! ? YTHIXC! 1 X-..M ALCOLM'S MART ZVO\\ PI.IVATE SALE K VERY DAY. nUCTIOH SALES, SAFVIIDAYS, 2 p.im N T EW AND SECOND-HAND '"■.-".' FURNITURE (From Mangle to Piano) BOUGHT FOR CASH. V HIGHEST PRICEa GIVEN. FA RMERS' PRODUCE • FRUIT, POULTRY VEGETABLES, Etc. *-i(i 1. 1) EVERY SATURDAY MORNING At 11 o'clock. ' S. MALCOLM & CO., AUCTIONEEBS. SPORTSMEN. I WISH (o remind yon that the Shooting Season OPENS ON MAY Ist. Look to Your GUN S And see that they. are m good order. I am prepared to execute Repairs to all makes of Guns : also Golf Clubs, Hockey Sticks, and all manner of Sporting Goods. . . Lock and Safe Keys Fitted. Typewriter. Cleaned and Adjusted. A. MACALISTER PRACTICAL GUNMAKER And SPORTING GOODS EXPERT (Late W. H. Hasard, Auokland.) Fifteen Years' Experienoe with Leading English Firms. Oars ofNicholls and Griffiths, / The Leading Ironmonger.. . ■——. ■■ -% JOHNSTONS * SMITH for Men's Box Baits j perfeot it, ep-to-date «•«!>• i*m Ms J sptairidd Itilsg.