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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16870, 27 October 1925, Page 14

SHOW WEEK. LAND AUCTION. FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 11 A.M. G. C. BLOORE AUCTIONEER, mi.r, SELL Valuable Sity Freeholds Under Instnu'lions from Mrs James Krskine. I That well-known CENTRAL SHOP x * PROPERTY, known as “Krt.kinos Building,” (situated' in Peel Street, on the main highway to Whataupoko. The Buildings comprise a handsome and substantial two-storeyed Brick Structure containing four Shops on ground Hour, and large room upstairs; also brick Bakehouse and outbuildings at rear. All let to good tenants, and returning rentals of just on £IOOO a year. Owing to the shops having been let while the Peel Street bridge was closed the rentals are lower than usual, but there will lie a considerable augmentation of revenue on expiry of leases. , Full quarter acre of land, only 165 feet off Gladstone road, and in the centre of the retail business life, of Gisborne. Easy Terms may be arranged. It is seldom that such a Property comes into the market, and this will be the chance of a. lifetime to buy for the certainty of a great prospective value. 9 QUARTER ACRE, Section 158. Grey Street, next Ford Garage, opposite Cash Stores, only 2£ chains from Gladstone Road, with Buildings thereon. 66 feet frontage by 165 feet depth, A Prominent Site in heart of Shopping area. Room for Four Shops and Factory at rear. 9 QUARTER - ACRE, Section 58. *-*• Lowe St., next N.Z. Insurance Co. Building, only 60 feet from Childers Road, close to Gisborne Club, Public Trust Office. Gisborne Hotel. v This Block is in the Professional Area., and ha« a special value as an Office or Warehouse Site. Full 66 feet frontage. A That VERY VALUABLE BLOCK “t* Peel Street (between the “Times'’ Office and adjoining the D.A.C. Warehouse), with Residence thereon; well-known as the home of the late Mr. John Townley. A FULL HALF-ACRE, with 2 chains frontage; the only block of such an area to be procured in this position -—on the road to the Opera. House and Railway Station, within a few yards of Gladstone Road. ~ SECTION No. 77. BRIGHT ST.. 'J* near Allen Bros.’ and Johnstone s Garage. A vacant block in the very centre of Gisborne; an ideal Warehouse site. Full chain frontage.

Abo, in conjunction with WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. f* PART 017 SECTION 370. OLADSTONE ROAD, in the CENTRE of the .TOWN, 2 chains above Derby St. on left, hetwoen the Collett Motors Ruilding and (lie Roll Cnttl Co. proinise.s; handy to school, on traffic route to bridge; 33 feet frontage hv 165 feet depth. With Gisborne moving westwards, Derby Street is steadily becoming a retail shopping centre. H LOT No. 49, LOWE STREET, Cor- • • ner Iva.hutia Street; adjoining the Catholic Church property; handy to Harbor works: within 2 blocks of Gladstone Road; this is a future factory sile. Fuji Quarter -acre, subdivided into 6 Sections. * Will be sold in One Lot. N.R.—Low Reserves have been placed on these properties, and easy terms can be arranged if required. Buy Now S Before Gisborne Moves Again* * The Future 'is Assured, and the Safest Investment, is CENTRAL CITY PROPERTY. 191 MISS. MAE KINGSLEY r imm. "THE WONDER CTRL, whose exhibition of spinning, weaving, knitting, and blowing is causing much attention at the A. and I*. Show. Seated behind her specially constructed furnace she made, glass articles, such as beautiful swans, sailing ships, kangaroos, kiwis, smoking pipes, wine glasses, etc. Rut a feature of her exhibition wn.s spinning glass on a large wheel revolving at a high rate of speed. This glass was examined and found to be finer than silk, thousands of feet iri length and unbreakable. The glass model of the Sydney harbor bridge is a most u'niqito piece of work. The Wonder Girl's exhibition is educational and highly entertaining.