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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14571, 5 April 1918, Page 8

TO-MORROW TO-MORROW WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. Have been instructed by 'Mr D. Lougher (who- is v ving up farming), to Sell by Public Au.-tiun, nt the Horse Bazaar, Lowe Strot, on SATURDAY, April 6, at 11.30 a.m.— GOODWILL OF LEASE of Lot 26, Block 1, Patutahi, containing 44.2.37, with Dwelling of 6 rooms, Cow. shed, Sheepyardß and Race, etc., thereon. The lease has 7 years of its present term to run, with a right of renewal for a further 21 years, and right for a further exten.s'nn thereafter. -Terms : £50 on fall of hammer ; half cash purchase money on transfer being granted ; balance of purchase money m 6 months at 6 per cent. G. R. WYLLIE, 575 Auctioneer. MATAWAI SALE. MONDAY XEXT, Bth APRIL. Present Entries : 1 KKf| SHEEP JIOO\J Including - -250 Ewes | 200 HvreA (Bat) 266 lCwos, 4-tooth to 6-year I 650 Wethers i 200 Woolly Lambs SOI ' HEAD OF CATTLE Uml X Including 11 Fat Cows 10 Weaners Further Entries Invited. Poverty Bay stockbrokers' Association. i ' [ ■ ■ — ■ AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR. MATAWHERO YARDS. Present Entries: Ist DAY— THURSDAY, 18th APRIL. OArfeA HEAD OP CATTLE aOUU Including 1230 1£ to 4-year Steers 40 Weaner Steers 1330 3 and 4-year 'Bullocks i 2nd DAY— FRIDAY', 19th APRIL. lAA A HEL4D OF OATTLE lUUU Including 270 Cows and Heifers 170 Cows (m calf to Hereford, bulls] 30 Cbws (Store) _ 20 Cows (F. and F.) 125 Heifers (S.H. and Hereford) 115 Calves (S.H. ami Hereford) 245 Weaner Heifers I Further Entries Invited. , Poverty Bay Stockbrokers' Association. 856 Finest Proposition POVERTY BAY. 4000 Acres Partly Improved FIRST-CLASS BUSH COUNTRY. LOW PRICE. ABOUT £2500 CASH WANTED. BALANCE LONG TERM, FIVE PER CENT. i. ■■ ■ ANY FARMER WITH FLATS OR LOW, HANDY COUNTRY ANY CAPITALIST WITH AN ETYE TO THE FUtURE ANY YOUNG MAN WITH "QO" IN HIM— ! COME WITH ME AND SNAP THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. C. Cw BLOORE, AGENT. i . ' ' - ; ' L_ ___: . GIBBO2NE, TENIROTO, WAIBOA. COACH leares Criterion Stables, G isborne, MONDAYS, at 7 a.m. Coach leaves Wairoa Post Office on THURSDAYS, at 8 a.m. Car leaves for Wlaerengn-o-knri on TTJURSDAYS, at 9 a.ni; Don't Forgetr-"Oivility and Attention" i* our motto. ♦ FRANCIS * LOUGHER THE FOREMOST QUALITY* THE UTMOST QUANTITY At the Popular Prices of 8d and 1/3 per Bottle. The leading New Zealand-made Essences— fuljy guaranteed under the Pure Poods Act. ...... ( , ••.,..■ G»t Cathedral Brand from your Orooer I In Vanilla, Lemon, and all the I "-r j . Popular Flavours. *r j to farmers. rpHE DISRAEIS7 STREET HIDE - 1 - ' AND S^N STORE ■ is now open, for business, and will »•*- --oeive Skins, Hides/ Calf . Skijw, Wool, Tallow, etc., "in any quantities. ■ A.BAILIJE, •Phone 818. ' Manager. NOTICE TO FARMERS MATAWHERO FELLMON6ERY WORKS. BEBNO Licenie^ to deal m Skins, Wool, Tallow, and Fat. we are prepared to pay Highest Market Price for any qnantitieq aubroitted to us. T. Arnold; 0. JENSEN, Loe*l Mknagef. Tel. 1647. ;