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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14288, 3 May 1917, Page 10

EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF f)~ HlGll-GIIADE AX_\riNS'rai *"' ' OARPKT SQUARES S RUGS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT.. At 2 pm. MESSRS SAMSON BRO*. Have been instructed by the Shippers to Sell, without reserve, the above over-Landed cargo, in Shop opposite Palaoe Pictures. Thesu Carpets ar* of a very superior make and beautiful designs. 'They are all sizes and colors. NOTO. — Our instructions are to sell THE LOT, to -avoid further storage and other charges. NO .RESERVE. J. M. SAMSON, 266 Auctioneer. , , A i * - SALE FIXTURES. TE KARAKA. MONDAY, 21st MAY, 1917. POVERTY BAY STOCKBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE}. .LTD. iljave received instructions from Mr G. H. Williams, to offer for Sale, at their Horse Bazaar,.. Lowe Street, on SATURDAY, 12th 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. GT R. WYLLIE, A. R. HINE, 21 ~ Auctioneers. POVERTY BAY AND EAST COAST ART UNION. POSTPONEMENT OF DRAWING. THE Hon.^ the -Minister" of Internal Affairs has granted an extension of time for the sale of tickets in the above Art Union, and the Drawing has been POSTPON£B".TO THE 31st MAY, '■::: 1917. All "Butts should be returned not later than the 12th MAY, 1917. / HOWARD FEILDING, FRED. R. BALL, 171 Hon. Sees. JUST ARRIVED. New Books Captain Bruce. ""Bairnefather's. latest, "Still More- Fragments from France," 1/6 each^ A -.' y - "Somewhere in "Red. Gap," by H. L. Wilson. - ■ ' 'rifte. Heritage of. the Sioux," by B. M. Bower. "The Tigress," by Annie Warner. "The Unknown " Mr. Kent," by Roy Norton. \ "Tlie Picture Book," by Harold Begbie. O. HENRY'S 1/6 NOVELS. "Options," "The Four Million," "Sixes and Sevens,^ "The Gentle Grafter," "Roiling' Stones," "The Voice of the City," "Strictly Business," "The Trimmed Lamp," "Cabbages and Kings." -- \ " ' ' REX BEACH 1/6 NOVELS. "The Net," "Pardners," "The Iron Trail," '.'The* Barrier," "The Spoilers," "Thjff Silver Horde." GERTRUDE fAQE'S 1/6 EDITIONS. "Paddy the Next Best Thing," "Love in tlie Wilderness,". "Edge o' Beyond." "By Blow and Kiss," by Boyd Cable. OSCAR WILDE'S 1/6 EDITIONS. "An Ideal Husjjand," "Selected Poems," "Intentions,"-- "A Woman of No Im- , |>ortaiice," "The Importance of Being Earnest," "Charmides and Other Poems," "Lady Windemere's Fan." GISBORNE AGENT: - Kalamazoo Loose-leaf Account Books, Remington Typewriters .and Supplies. C. >m% MUIR BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. P.O. Box 156. .'I'eirm*''' ' FOR SALE. AND Cattle Farm. 1650 ACRES 1050 ACRES FREEHOLD AND 600 ACRES LEASEHOLD (Registered). 1550 ACRES IN BEST ENGLISH GRASSES. BALANCE GOOD BUSH. • Carrying Capacity : TWO SHEEP .' TO THE ACRE, SIDES 200-300 CATTLE. GOOD HOUSE, WOOLSHED, SHEEP AND CATTLE YARDS. SUBDIVIDED INTO 19 PADDOCKS AND RING-FENCED. PERMANENT SUPPLY OF WATER. Price £9 per Acre. For terms and further particulars Apply— BUSCKE&PARKER lowe Street. NOTICE TO ADVERIISfRS All Ghangti for tUna-Ini a* vertlsementt must be i§f . at th Herald aiHoe not Liter thai' NOON tho Day Prevlout to the Chin, • Changoi for WON BAY muii oa loft ot tho ftffioe VL-ta> than FRI»AY.