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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14437, 25 October 1917, Page 8

SATURDAY, 2 P.M, FURNITURE SALE. , Removed I' 1 Mart for convenienco of sale.) . DINING-ROOM • .SUII% Bedroom l'.uit'tuio, Wardrobe. Duchess Che.-*(*. liolsU'itd.s, etc., Linoleums and Sundries. Kitchen Drosaer, et<:. ; aJso quantity ut < arpt'iitor's Too'.s. POt'LTI'.Y mid PR.ODUOB, 11 a.m. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. 693 Auctioneers. The Poverty Bay Farmers' Saleyards Co., Ltd. I^AIRORO J^ALKVAIIDS. \ TCESUAY. 30ih OCTOBEU. 1917, At. 10.30 a.m. sharp. Entries now being received. FRANK EVANS, 694 Auctioneer. SPRING CATTLE FAIR. TUESDAY, -6th NOVEMBER, 1917, - At 10.30 a.m. miHE POVERTY RAY FARMERS' J- SALEYjVBDS CO., Ltd., M-ill bold their Sprin c Catt!e Fair on above date and time. . Entries now being received. . FRANK EVANS, 515 Auctioneer. IN THE SUPREME- COURT OF NEW , ZEALAND. GISBORNE DISTRICT. I William Alfred Barton, Sheriff of the District of Poverty ' Bay DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that ■under a Writ of Sale, duly issued out of the Supremo Court of New Zealand, at Gisborne, m an action wherein the Commissioner of Crown Lands for the District of Hawke's Bay, and Henry Cheetham Jackson, of Gisborne, accountant j were Plaintiffs, and Te Paea Tait, wife of Edward Tait, of Mota, station manager, -was defendant, I have taken m execution at the suit of the Plaintiffs, Goods of ilie Defendant, consisting of — 3 genuine Fur Coats, Fur Rugs, Necklets and Muffs, Ladies' Costumes, Voile Blouses, . Woollen - Under-wear and Ladies' Lingerie, Hoisery, Sports Coats, Dress Goods, Coat : Frocks, 1 Ensign Camera, 14 Gold Rings, Diamond, Sapphire, Ruby, and Pearl Settings, 1 large Diamond Bracelet, 5 Gold Bangles, 7 Sets Ear-rings, 15 ; Gold Brioches, 5 Diamond and Opal ' Pendants, 2 Gold Sovereign Cases, large quantity of Sifver case Goods, and Table Silver, Silver Brushes and Manicure Sets, 1 Cabinet Gramophone and Records, also Drapery and Clothing. • And I hereby >give notice that I shall cause the said goods to be sold by Public Auction, at the Auction Mart of . G. K. Miller, situate m Lowe Street, Gisborne, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of 'October, 1917, alt 10 o'clock m the forenoon, unless the amount of Writ of Sale and all Costs be paid on or before that date. The Solicitor for the Plaintiff is Harold Bright, of Lowe Street, Gisborne. Dated as Gisborne, this 20th day of October, 1917. ' ' W. A. BARTON, 594 Sheriff. FOR SALE. HEREFORD BULLS. RANGATIRA STATION, TE KARAKA. ' BRED BY MR. F. PATTULLO. Inspection Now. Delivery Ist October. A PR l V— PATTULLO, " Rangatira Station. Telephone , Te Karaka. ' , 478 NOTICE TO FARMERS. THE STREET HTOIf } &&$. SKIN STORfii Is now jopefl for business, and will reoeire S^ins, THideg, JCaU Skifta, Wool, Ta(lo^, etc., m any quantities. , ;. A. BAJLLIB ' ' . ■ M*n*ger. NOTICE TO FARMERS.. MATAWHERO FELLMONGERY WORKS. BEING Licensed to deal m Skins, Wool, Tallowy and Fat, we are prepared to pay Hicheat Market Price cor any quantities submitted to us. Y. ARNOLD. 0. JENSEN, Local Manager. Tel, 1067. • ; THE GOLDEN FLEECE Is No Longer AN ELUSIVE MYTH, THE RIQH, SOLED FOUNDATION Of a GILT-EDGED SECURITY. . ■ ■ . / . Sheep Cbii n try. KEEN MEN ARE BUYING STEADILY. I iAVB 894 Acres HANDY FREEHOLD, All Improved, but Shelter Bush. RETURNS LAST SEASON : £4 PER ACRE. : £5000 OASiH. Stock (2 sheep per acfe) and Cattle at Valuation. isoo Acres English Grass, Patch Bush Reserves, Hill Country, wintered 1£ ewes, besides dry sheep and cattle, 2 gheep per acrej £9 12/- per acre. | £5000 OASS. f OTHER BLOCKS From 300 acres, at £21, fattening place, i to 15,000 acre©, 1-sheep country, at £4 10/-, Freehold. V'Y ' YOU ARE SAFE IN BUYING PROM G. C. BLOORE, POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY. ONEY TO LEND — £5 to £50] upon Household Furniture (with- ' . out removal). No delay. Repayable i easy weekly instalments. Enclose I stamp for Teply.—H. B. HilLUnion ßank i Buildings. repre««ntiii# L. W. BMldnd. I Tel«pion« 1«£ I