FURNITURE SALE \ THURSDAY NEXT, 6th SEPTEMBER, Commencing at 2 p.m. j No. 17 N OHM AN STREET. < c. k. Filler. Acting; under instructions from Mr de ("Jenties Frasi-r (who is leaving the j district), will offer for Sale — j TUB' WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR. lrot'SFHuhl) FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising tlw Contents of a- N'icelyFiiruisht d .Dwelling-house. Also for Sale, on very easy and reasonable terms: A Splendid 1 1 evidential Building Site, situate cunn.T Aberdeen Road and Cobden Street. Level, , dry, and securely fenced. 259 G. K. MILLER, Auctioneer. MATAWHERO SALE. . WEDNESDAY. stli SEPTJEMftER. Present Entries : JLOOU Including 1418 Hoggets '. 200 Wethers lon -F AT BU L L O' C X S. ! oil — i Poverty Bay Stockbrokers' Association. 273 NO BETTER ANYWHERE. 235 ACRES Freehold
Dairy Land. ALL IN GRASS. j -I A A ACRES RICH, DRAINED lUU SWAMP. BALANCE NICE ROLLING DOWNS. WELL FENCEJ> AND WATERED, j NINE PADDOCKS. FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE. LARGE COWSHED AND OUTBUILDINGS. f Cream Oart Calls at the Gate. Seven Miles from Railway Station. Price, £20 per Acre ONLY .€6OO GASH. Balance 5 per cent. Buscke & Parker SOLE AGENTS. MASONIC HOTEL, GISBORNE.
rnHE. Netv Portion of the above Hotel, •*- including' the spacious Private Bar (the largest in New Zealand) ; large, comfortably-furnished Dining Room, and attractive, cosy Lounges, are now in occupation, and Visitors to Gisborne may confidently rely on obtaining at the Masonic accommodation equal to anything obtaining in the four centr.es' of New Zealand, no expense having been spared to attain that object. In addition "to all other conveniences? Electric Lifts have been installed., Telegrams receive prompt attention. , 987
MILITARYJJADDIES. MR GEO. WILDISH BEGS to inform the that he was the Successful Tenderer for £500 worth of—- • MILITARY SADDLES BRIDLES NICKEL STIRRUP IRONS Etc. Etc., Etc., and is prepared to give Poverty Bay Residents the benefit. 'Phone Numbers—^Shop 674, House 91.
| MONEY TO LEND. FROM £5 UPWARDS, On All Kinds of Security, including FURNITURE AND PIANOS 1 (Without Removal). STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Repayable by Easy Instalments. Call or write, enclosing stamp for reply. H. E.~~HILL, Union Ba^nk Buildings, representing L. W. Balkind. Tel. 140. I J. J. NIVEN & CO. | ENGINEERS. ' Iron and Brass Castings. At Short Notice. > LARGE STOCKS OF ELECTRICAL FITTINGS. AND LAMPS IN STOCK. Expert Adr'oe Given on Any Engineering Proposition. ESTIMATES FREE. 'Phone 78. P.O. Box 159. M.P. HITS OUT. rpHB member for stated at X - — - — •' that beer was the "working man's .tea." The hon. gentleman's attention is respectfully caller! 'to the fact ARCADIA TEA is only 2s 1b has a delicious flavor, and it* used by thousands of working men.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14392, 3 September 1917, Page 8
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