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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15955, 17 October 1922, Page 10

SPRING HORSE_ FAIR. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. Will hold their Annual Spring Horse Fair at the ORMOND S ALLY ARDS, as under: FIRST DAY: SATURDAY, 21sfc OCTOBER, 1922. UNBROKEN HORSES—--30 Light and Heavy Draughts 65 Hacks and Harness Horses SECOND DAY: MONDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, 1922. BROKEN HORSES—--35 Light and Heavy Draughts 65 Hacks and Harness Horses Further Entries Invited. A. R. MINE, 169 Auctioneer.

SHEEPSKINS. A'S wo are in need of large quantities of Sheepskins, Farmers would be well advised to communicate with Messrs Wilson & Canham LIMITED. ’Phone 813 or 556. 933

Cash Buyers At Highest Prices of Calf skins, Hides, Sheep-skins, Wool and Tallow, etc. FOR the past seven years we have been, paying. Top Prices for all the above-mentioned Goods, and Poverty Bay Fanners have been reaping a corresponding benefit from our organisation. We take everything the Fanner has, and this year, as usual, we are paying Top-prices for Calf-skins. WILSON & CANHAM, LTD. ’Phone 813. Gisborne Branch. A. BAILLIE, Branch Manager.

IT IS A FACT! GKAY’S Auction Mart 212 Gladstone Road, IS the right place to BUY or SELL, either to you or for you. We have two large Auction Rooms, kept clean and very well stocked. Our staff treats clients with civility. Inspection invited. Successful Auction Sales held every SATURDAY, at 2 p.m., for Furniture, Pianos, Gramophones, Motor Cars, Vehicles, Harness, and General Sundries. Furniture, Pianos, etc., bought outright for cash. Outside Auction Sales our great Speciality. fn fact, if you are a Buyer or Seller of Furniture, Pianos, etc., House Property, Section or Farm, it will pay you to ring 242, or consult— FJifSl) GKAIf. LEADING POPULAR AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT.

G. R. Wyllie, Land and Stock Auctioneer*. CLEARING SALES CONDUCTED ON THE FARM. FURNITURE SALES CONDUCTED ON TUE PREMISES. HORSE SALES AT TIIE MASONIC STABLES (When required). LAND AND STOCK VALUER. OFFICES: Good’s Buddings, LOWE STREET. SPEIGHTS BEER. Is Obtainable At tho following Hotels ONLY: MASONIC HOTEL. GISBORNE HOTEL. STAND THIS SEASON At MANGAPAPA, 'Die Australian-bred Trotting Stallion, DIXIE CHIME Sire, Dixie Daly—Dam, Lady Prince. Dixie Daly is the sire of Dixie’s Chanoe (2 miles 4.33 unhoDpled), Clarric Daly (1 mile 2.11). Lacfy Prince by Charming Bells, by Abbey Bells, grand-sire of C ithedral Chimes (N.Z. Cup winner); Charming Bell, sire of Bluff (1 mile 2.9), Strange Man (1£ miles 3.30). FEE: £4 4/- cash; £5 5/- booked. Grazing 3/- per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply— J. GREENTREE, King St. (off Hospital Rd.), 462 Mangapapa. , TD STAND THIS ■p SEASON At WAIHIRERE (Every Thursday at Te Karnka from Oct. 5; Patutahi every Monday, from Oct. 2) The Shire Draught Stallion, LIVERPOOL (Dark Bay). Sire, Lord Hopetoun (653). Grandsire, Lord Roberts (953). Dam of Sire, lima (2321). Dam, Isabelle (1952), by Awajnutu (4441. Grand dam, Melba (1044), by Lord Elderslie (934). 3rd dam. Belle, by Lord Conqueror (304); 4th dam, Jess, by Duke of Albany (992); sth dam, Jean, by Matchless (423). Bred by Harry Rhodes, Esq., Paterangi, Waikato. Fees, £4 10s single mare. Paddocking 2&|6d per week after first two weeks. All care taken, but no responsibility. W. EDWARDS, 133 Waihirere, Waerenga-a-hika.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT MANGAPAPA. The Trotting Stallion, GLAPJATOR. Wildwood (imp.), 2.24 —Ruahine. Handsome Black cuuuon, 16 hands high, is the best Wildwood horse in New Zealand. Gladiator himself won races at Timara and Geraldine. TERMS: £5 5s cash; £6 6s booked. Grazing ss. All car© taken, but no responsibility P. W. SMITH, Mangapapa. 269 Telephone 743 D

IMS, THIRD & MITCHELL NGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS, AND COACHBUILDERS, RIGHT gTREET.

FOR' SALE. R INQ ■yyASTE pAPER 1509/ HERALD JOBBING DEPARTMENT.