FURNITURE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 2 P.M. F. S. MALCOLM & CO. Will Sell bv Public Auction, at the Gisbome Mart — CONTENTS -OF WF!LL-FUKXI«H KD HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS,, including Suite in Leather, Dining Table, Sideboard, Organ.- 2 Couches* Occasional Chairs and Tables, dewing Machine, Fenders and Brasses. Poles and Curtains, Cutlery, Crockery, Electric Iron, Cai'pet Runners, Pictures, Mirrors, Duchess Chests, Washstands and Ware. Hall Furniture, Brass-rail Bedsteads and Ueddinf. L*am>j.is, Kitchen Tablo, Cliairs, Utensils, Linoleums, Coverings for four rooms, etc. NO KIuSEHVEi F. S. MAUTOI/M & CO., 282 Auctioiiet-rs. FOR SALE. HEREFORD BULLS. JIAJN-GATIRA STATION, TE KANAKA.. BRBD BY MR. P. PATTULLO. Inspection Now. : Delivery Ist October. Apply — . PATTUTiIiO. Rangatira Station. Telephone Te Karaka. 478 £9 15s PER ACRE '■, \ FOR FRBKHOIiD., POVF/'RTY BAY. Tawa Bush Country In English Grasses. Under 7 miles from- Railway Station. T HAVE ABOUT IQOO AORES HTLL < COUNTRY, Lying beautifully Ao the Sun. HALF IN GRASS. More Felled, Ready to Burn. . UNDER £7 PER ACRE WTLkBUY ITtfOW!
And with all Improvements complete, it will cost a Buyer under' £10 PER ACRE. £2000 Cash XOW REQUIRED. A BUSH PLACE LHvB THIS ALWAYS GROWS INTO MONEY. Apply— G. G. BLOORE, POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY. SOLE AGEENT, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. NOTICE TO FARMERS; mHE DISRAELI STREET HIDE -*- AND SKIN STORE Is now open for business, and will receive Skins, Hides, Calf Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc.; in any quantities. A. BAILLIE - Manager. •Phone 813. 619
NOTICE TO FARMERS. MATAWHERO FELLMONGERY WORKS. BEING Licensed to deal in Skins, Wool, Tallow, and Fat, we are ftrepared to pay Highest Market Price or any quantities submitted to us, ~GL ARNOLD. C. JENSEN, Local Manager. Tel. 1067. |
MTO TRAVEL THE THIS SEASON. ROYAL [WILLIE. Sire, Plucky Willie, winner of first and champion prizes at Royal Show, Sydney, 1909, 1910, and 1911, champion prize at the Royal Show, Sydney, 1912 and 1913. !a^t time exhibited; flr^t prize and premium of lOOgns. for the best stallion of any draught breed at the Royal Parade, Sydney, 1912; first and champion prizes, Hawkesbury Show in 1908, 1909, and 101Q; champion prize at Hawkesbury Show, 1911 and 1912; first and champion prizes at the Hawkesbury Horse Parade, 1908; second prize and reserve champion at the Royal Show, Sydney. 1908; first and champion and trophy value twenty guineas for best draught stallion on the ground at Singleton, 1011; a two-year-old colt by Plucky Willie, viz., Brilliant j Willie, after winning first prize'at the Royal Parade, 1911, was sold for 300gns., and another two-year-old colt, Gallant Willie, full brother to Brilliant Willie, gained first prize at the Parade, 1912. was sold for 245gn5.; g sire, Welcome Willie, a great prize-taker, and one of the best breeding horses in North otago; g g sire Clydesdale Willie, who gained the following prizes, viz.:— lß92, first at Maffra and North Gippsland Shows; 1893, first at North Gippsland at his own class, , and first prize competing against . all ages, imported or colonial, at Maffra; 1894, first prize at Maffra; 1897. first and champion prizes at the Royal Show, Sydney; g g g sire, Lucky Willie (imp.); S g g g sire, Hawkhead, winner of Glasgow Prize in 1881 and 1882, and the Wigtonshire premium of JEIOO: g g g g g sire, Drew's Prince of Wales (073), one of the most famous sires and prize-takers In . Scotland, and who was sold for 900 guin- j eis when 19 years old. A yearling filly j out of his dam, at the Royal Show, Sydney, was sold for nogns. Dam, Bonnie, by Lord of the Tsles; by Crown Prince (430. N.Z.5.8.), was also the sire of the champion stallion. Sir Percival; by Lord Salisbury (imp., 1205, C.S,B), has never been beaten In the show yard, and has taken the following prizes: As a yearling, 1876, first prize at Ayr; 1877, as a two-year-old, first prize at Kilmarnock. and champion medal for the best horse in the. yard; first prize at Dairy, first prize at Ayr. first prize at Glasgow, and first prize at the Highland Society's Show,. Edinburgh: 1881, first prize at Dunedin; first and champion prizes at Taieri 1n 1883, 1884, and 1885; first and champion prizes at Dunedin in 1884, 1885. 1886, and 1887; g dam, Bios- ' flom, by The Masher (Imp.); g g dam by Shieldbearer (Imp.); g g g dam, by Davi'e (imp.); g g g g dam, by Brown Prince (imp.).
Terms: Four guineas; no reduction. C. SEWELL, Busbmere.'
HAVE your Chimneys swept by tho Vacuum Cleaning Co. We guarantee to leave your home as clean as it was when we entered it. You don't believe it. Well, try us and see. 'Phone 728. Town and country orders promptly attended to— W Ho&wwn. Proprietor.
TOHNSTONE ft SMITH, Tailors and U Mercers, for Men's Overcoats, from 00/- ; Men's Raincoatß from 45/-. All New Season's flood*.
TOHNSTONE ft SMITH, Tailors and U Mercera, for Men's vShirts, fmin 4/6 ; heavy Wool and Cotton Shirt* from 6/6} real good Winter line.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14392, 3 September 1917, Page 8
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