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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14284, 28 April 1917, Page 10

MATAWHERO SALE. WEDNESDAY.. 2nd MAY. Present Entries' : JlU'-jUUv/ Comprising 3800 Ewes 4040 Wethers 1000 Hogget* 600 Lanibs 600 Ewes and Wethers /iQA HEAD OF CATTLE UOU Comprising 115 Cows 10 Cows and Calves 48 Mixed Weaners 392 Steers 94 Fat Bullocks (prime) POVERTY RAY STOCKBROKERS* ASSOCIATION. ' 7 WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. Have received instructions from Mr G. H. Williams, to offer for Sale,, at their Horse Ba7"aar, Lowe Street, on SATURDAY, Bth MAY\ 1917, At 11.30 a.m., GOODWILL OF LEASE OF 204 ACRES OF RICH FLAT AND LOW-LYING HILLS, situated at Te Karaka. Present lease has 19 years to run, at 22s per acre, with right. of renewal for 21 years at a -re-valuation. Full particulars on application. G. R. WYLLIE, A. R. HINE, 21 ' • Auctioneers. STOCK_SALE TIKITIKI SALEYARDS. THE >>'EXT STOCK SALE will be held on SATURDAY, MAY sth, At 11.30 a.m.. Present Entries comprise: Xl/UU Including 250 Wethers 500 Ewes ...... 250 Lambs rrr\ head :mixed cattle TOKOMARU FARMERS' . CO-OPERA. TJTVE COMPANY, LIMtTE©. WAIAPU FARMERS -CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY, LIMITED. T. O- BUCHANAN, 108 Auctioneer. JUST ARRIVED. A New Boojks Captain Bruce latest, "Still More Fragments from France," 1/6 each. ■ ----- . "Somewhere m Red Gap," by H. L. Wilson. "Tho Heritage of-'t&e Sioux," by B. M. Bower. "The Tigress," by Annie Warner. "The Unknown "Mr: 'Kent," by Roy Norton. "Tho Picture Book," by Harold Begbie. 0. HENRY'S 1/6 NOVELS. "Options," "The FourHMillion," '"Sixes and Sevens," "The* Gentle Grafter," "Roiling Stones/ "The Voice of the Oty," "Strictly- Business," 'The Trimmed Lauip,!\_ ."Cabhagies and Kings." ■■*•■.*-■■'-■■ REX BEACH 1/6 NOVELS. "The Net," "Pardnei's.'' "The Iron Trail," "The Barrier/ "The Spoil, ers," 'The Silver Horde." GERTRUpE PAGE'S 1/6 EDITIONS. "Paddy the Next Best Thing," "Love m the Wilderness," "Edge o' Beyond." -.'.'. "By .Blow and Kiss," by Boyd Cable. OSCAR WILDE'S 1/6 r^ITEQNS. "An Ideal Husband," "Selected Poems," ■ "Intentions," "A Woman of No Ln portance," "The Importance of Being Earnest," "Charmides and Other . Poems," "Lady W'ndemere's Fan." GISBORNE AGENT: Kalamazoo Loose-leaf Account Books, Remington Typewriters and Supplies. C. W. MUIR "BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. P.O. Box 156. Tel. 122. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE Chain from 3/- V '.V. ZYY:Z. r YZZ V ~Y Kitchen Tables from 6/- ■■-* -- <* « - Dover Stove, £3 6/-" "" """* .' "" '" Dining Table (on oastorn), 15/Lmther Coaches from 12/6 8.8. Bedstead! and W.W. Mattru** Jfull «i_e), 37/6. , W.W. Str«i«h£(r_, 8/6. Dressing Tables and Waahstanda fro* 4/- each Bmall Chest of Drawers 17/4. Dncheaa Cheats from 35/Children's Cots from 10/6. Alao Hundreds of other Linee of Hobb* hold Requisites at Equally Low Prices. . Gome and inspect, even if yon do not buy. We also carry _ Large Stock of U#w Gooda. THE "ARK" - DW. COLEMAN 'Phone 614. Near Machell and Ru_b©_V FOR SALE. Sheep _^"*k n ' m ~ ■~ •* . i, . . . - . ; _ c Farm. 1650 AGRES 1050 ACRES FREEHOLD AND 60C ACRES I_GiASEHOLD (Registered). 1550 ACRES IN BEST ENGLISH GRASSES. BALANCE GOOD BUSH. Carrying Capacity: TWO SHEEP TO THE ACRE, BE SIDES 200-300 CATTLR GOOD HOUSE, WOOLSHED, SHEEF AND CATTLE YARDS. SUBDIVIDED INTO 19 PADDOCKS AND RING-FENCED. PERMANENT SUPPLY OF WATGHR. Price £9 per Acre. For terms and further particulars Apply— BUSCKfSPARKER LOWE STREET. JOHNSTONE AND SMITH for lWi Ties, Braces, Underwear, Hosiery, PyjM-M, all itw sMsoai't goods, jmsl