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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13803, 1 October 1915, Page 10

SPRING CATTLE FAIR WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. LTD. Will hold their ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR «- At Matawhrro Yards, on WIiOXKSDAY. 6tli OCI'DBKH, 1915, . At 11 o'clock. Present Entries^:--IPC A A HEAD OF CATTLE XOUU Including 500 2 and 3-year-old Steers 400 Mixed Weaners 250 lf&nonth Steers and Heifers , (Hereford and Shorthorn cross) 1 50 Station Cows (m. calf) 100 Mixed Cattle 70 2 yoar-old lioifers Further Entries Invited. G. It. WYLLIE, A. R. HINE, 617 Auctioneers. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. Have received instructions from the Trustees m the Estate of the late A. W. Gardiner, to offer by Public Auction, 'at Miller's Mart, on. ' , SATURDAY, ' 9th OCTOBER, At "11 a.m., SECTION 18, 284, OF , PART BLOCKS 3 AND 4, Waikohu S.D., containing' 6 acres 3 roods 33 perches. Tho above property is situated close to Puha P.O. and Railway Station. Terras and fuller particulars on application. G. R. WYLLIE, A. ll. HINE, 658 Auctioneers. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. SPSINC CATTLE FAIR. MATAWHERO SALEYARDS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1915. Present Entry : 1 OKA C A T T L X XtrOU Including .220 Steers, 2 to 3-year-olds , '200 Steers, 18 months to 2 years 200 Cows 220 Heifers, 18 to 24 months 450 Mixed Cattle 400 Mixed Yeurlihgs 260 Mixed Weaners < 1 P., Angus Bull Further Entries Invited. •R. V, GULLY* S3 Auctioneer. JJATAWHERO - gTOCK gALEiS. FIXTURES, 1915. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ..I3th. TUESDAY, OCTOBER, , 19th. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17tH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. Ist. WEDNESDAY, iyECSSMBBR' 15th. TO LIABI V SUITE of Rooma, m Herald Buildings, lately occupied by Mr. Barton, d«ntiai. Apply— . HERALD Of 7l Cl. ■■■ ■ . [' .-■ . * SECTION GIVEN AWAY. the rnoPEß'ry advertised UNDER THIS >IIEADINO BY C. G. BLOORE WAS "SOLD 'LaST WEEK. WHY? BECAUSE IT .WAS CHEAP ! HERE ARE A FEW OTHER BARGAINS. (1) £460 BUYS a Neat 5-roomed HOUSE, . wth bathroom, scullery, range, two 600-gallon tanks, fowlhpuse aud run. Section laid out m garden. Mortgage £300.' Terms, £100 cash ; balance 10s week. Situated on Main Road, under a mile from P.O. Good footpath all the way. (2) £550 NEARLY NEW 5-ROOMED HOUSE (recently painted/ and papered), electric light installed, i-acre land. Situated Aberdeen Road; Terms, £50 cash. \ (3) £725 STOUT STREET (corner)— Five-roo-med HOUSIS, bath, washhouse, gas, , water, -^sewerage, a few niinutes from bridge. Terms arranged.'-'*, ' This place has a great prospective value. (4) £352 (OS COOK STREET.— Over i,ACRE and 4 -roomed HOUSE, with washhouse. Terms, £77 10s cash, or less may suffice. ■ AS A SPEC OR AS A HOME THERE IS NOTHING CHEAPER IX GISBORNE. UO QUICKLY To"TT ... C. C. BLOORE AGENT, LOWE STREET. * " 4 ALEX. THOMSON'S SPECIAL OFFER SPRING BULBS. IN order to encourage the planting of theoe beautiful JFlowerß, I have decided to offer the following Collection* at HALF-PRICE:— DAFFODILS Collection No. I—l 2 Choice Bulbs, m 6 named i torts, 3a. K^a— 3o Choice Balb*, mlO named Borts, oa. No. 2 — 76 Choice Bulbs, m 16 named „ sort*, 10s. No. 4-120 Choice Bulbs, m 20 named wrts. 16s, No. 6—160 Choice Bulb«; m 86 named sorts, 80s. Also, Mixed Daffodils (not named), Is dozen;. 6b 100. assorted Collections. The following Collections are made up from such well-known hardy varieties as Anemones, Ranancuhw,, Freaia, Isia, Iris, Narcissus, Tulipa, Hyacinths, etc. . No 6— 75 Bulbs, 6s. .■ 9 No 7—200 Bulbs, 10b. Larger Collections at Speoiai Reduced Rates. Nots Addreaitv ALEX. THOMSON/ SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST. 129 Gkd&u/ue I load 'Phoae* 189 and, 363.