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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14449, 8 November 1917, Page 8

The Poverty Bay Farmers 1 Salcyards Co., Ltd. KAIRORO SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. Present Entries : OK ft SHEEP OOvJ Comprising 150 2-tooth Wethers 40 2-tooth Ewes 60 Fat J3wcs and Wethers 100 Shorn Ewes and Lambs Further Entries Invited. f. s. Evans, 56 Auctioneer. TOLAGA BAY SALEYARDS. MONDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1917. ANNUAL I WETHER FAIR. ABOUT Kf|f|A KIORE WETHERS. 50 Yearling Heifers 50 Yearling Steers 50 2-year bteers The above Cattle are a straight static) line, with one mark. Further Entries Invited. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. 697 Auctioneers. NOTICE TO FARMERS. MATAWHERO FELLMONGERY WORKS. BEING Licensed to deal m Skin* Wool, Tallow, and Fat, we ar< prepared to pay Highest Market Pric< for any quantities submitted to oa. ~G. ARNOLD. O. JENSEN, Local Manager Tel. 1067. THE GOLDEN FLEECE Is No Longer AN ELUSIVE MYTH, But THE RICH, SOLID FOUNDATION Of a GILT-EDGED SECURITY. Sheep Country. KEEN MEN ARE BUYING STEADILY. . I HAVE 894 Acres HANDY FREEHOLD, All Improved, but Shelter Bush. RETURNS LAST SEASON : £4 PER ACRE. £5000 CASH. Stock (2 sheep per aqre and Cattle at Valuation. 1500 Acres English Grass, Patch Bush Reserves Hill Country, wintered 1£ ewes, be sides dry sheep and cattle, 2 shee] per acre; £9 12/- per acre. £5000 CASH. OTHER BLOCKS From 300 acres, at £21, fattening place to 15,000 acres, 1-gheep country a £4 10/-, Freehold. YOU ARE SAFE IN BUYING FROM G. G. BLOORE, POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY. W A. O'Meai-a MERCHANT. SEED POTATOES. (Specially Selected and True to Name. Some of the. kinds Stocked : UP-TO-DATE RED BEAUTY OF HEBRON SNOWDROP SKERRY BLUEGAMEKEEPER GOLD COIN FEDERATION DALMEN V BEAUTY •LADY FYFB LAPSTONE KIDNEYS. ' VICTORIAN ALGERIAN SEED OAT* (A Nice Sample Clipped.) SEED CAPE BARLEY. MANURES. Blaestone, Maccefield's Weed Destroyer, Prepared Red Oil, Foot-rot Cure, Agricultural Lame. WOOLPACKS ANJJ SHEARING SUPPLIES. Fall Stocks on Hand, hut Early Orderc are advisable. TARRED ROPE SHEEP NETS. A few left. W. A. O'MEARA. MILITARYJSADDLES. MR GEO. WILDISH BEGS to inform the Public that he was the Successful Tenderer for £600 worth of— MILITARY SADDLES BRIDLES NICKEL STIRRUP IRONS Etc., Etc., Eto., •ad is prepared to' give Poverty Ba/ Residents the benefit. 'Phone Numbers — Shop 674, Hoos« 91. GISBORNE, TINIROTO, WAIROA. /"10ACH learea Criterion Stables, Gi«\J borne, MONDAYS, at 7 a.m. Coach leaves Wairoa Post Office on THURSDAYS, at 8 a.m. CAR leaves for Waerenga-o-kuri on THURSDAYS, at 9 ».ra. Don't Forget — "Cmlity, Attention, and Straight Dealing" is oar motto. FRANCIS ft LOUGHER. TOHNSTONja AND SMITH, Men's fj Tailors and Mercers. — Best value m town for Men's Felt Hats ; newest shape?,