j NOTICE. I AM A CASH BUYER OF FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS Also i PRIME OX, COW, ANU HEIFER \ BE.EF. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN, either at per lb or per head in the j Farmers' yards, for killing at any of the I local Works. j Bankers : National Bank of New Zealand. T. THOMSON, Telephone No. 653. * THE GISBORNB COOPERATIVE MEAT SUPPLY OOMPANY, LIMITED. Registered Office: 73 Gladstone Road. Telephone No. 23. WE ARE BUYERS Of "PAT QATTLE, gHEEP, JAMBS, QALVES, OR piGS. If you have anything to sell, ring us up or send a collect telegram, giving particulars. No line too big or too small for us to handle. We offer TOP PRICES "on the feet" in the paddock. F. COLLIN, 67 Manager. 2000 Acres Freehold. fJ-AWA JJUSH T.AND. £6 6s 6d per Acre £3000 Cash 1300 Acres - ENGLISH GRASS 14 PADDOCKS HOMESTEAD WOOLSHED STORE THREE SETS YARDS DIP TELEPHONE II MILES COAST * TOWN. WINTERS NEARLY TWO SHEEP PER ACRE (2200, MOSTLY EWES) AND CATTLE. A CHEAP, GOOD PLAGE. Apply immediately. C. G. BLOORE pOVERTY jgAY J^AND BUY IT WHILE YOU MAY 11! A SPLENDID CEYLON ORANGE PEKOE TEA AT I/6. DON'T DELAY ! A Farther Rise in the Price of Tea Expected Shortly. J. EAST GROCER AND TEA MERCHANT, WON; ITS FAVOR THROUGH ITS FLAVOR, MACKINLAY'S No. 1 Scotch Whisky. Where to go jor a Change ? MOTU. GISBORNE'S IDEAL HEALTH RESORT. (Neatly 8000 feet above sea level). INVIGORATING Mountain Air — a Health-giving Change from the Heat and Dust of Gisborne. MO NEED TO~CO SOUTH. MOTU. is convenient to Gisborne. Daily train and coach service with town. Telephone communication with both Gisborne and Opotiki. Evening paper delivered nightly. First-class Hotel Accommodation. Modern new building, containing all conveniences. Excellent Cuisine, under Sersonal supervision of Mrs Caulton. pecial provision for Families. TROUTIiSHINC. Attractive Mountain Scenery, three miles from Motu Falls, close to sawmill-' ing industry. Motu is only 3 or 4 hours by motorcar from Opotiki. Frequent coach service during Summer months. | NOW IS THE TIME TO COME J ! TARIFF: From the Ist DEOEIMBER, the tariff will be 10/- per day. By the week, as per arrangement. Visitors would be well advised to hook early, and avoid disappointment. ! ALEX. S."CAULTOM, PROPRIETOR. 64S JOHNSTONE AND SMITH for Men's O .Cricketing and Bowling Trouseri, all bimi, from 9/6, Bowling H**-* I/ft.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14195, 12 January 1917, Page 10
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