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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16243, 18 January 1927, Page 12

AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, JAN. 22, 24, 25 COMMENCING EACH DAY AT 11 A.M. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. £4OOO WORTH £4OOO WORTH To be sold in Premises opposite British Empire Hotel (lately occupied by the Do Luxe Motor Services). THE FIRST SALE OF IRISH LINENS EVER SOLD IN GISBORNE. DIRECT FROM THE LOOMS OF THE BELFAST MILLS TO THE GISBORNE PUBLIC. A wonderful opportunity to (secure household linen of the finest quality at your own price. A chance that should not be missed by hospitals, board-ing-houses, hotels, and people who prize genuine linen goods. FRED BARWICK, Auctioneer, having received instructions from Mr. Dairy Ford, who luts just, returned from'an extended business trip to the world's greatest linen centres, and having secured the best that is possible to procure, will .sell as above: Irish Double Linen Table Damask and Serviettes. Irish Linen Hand Woven Table Cloths and Serviettes. Scalloped oval, oblong, or round. Irish Hemstitched Table Cloths and Serviettes. Irish Linen Embroidered Bedspreads. Irish Linen Pillow Shams and Pillowslips. Linen Sheeting in all makes and lengths to stiff buyers. Linen Towels, Quilts, Forfar, Curtains, Class Cloth. Genuine linen, and specially suited to hotels. Special Line Ladies' Genuine Handkerchiefs, in White and Colored. GOODS WILL BE ON VIEW THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 AND 21. All are Cordially Invited to Inspect. AUCTION SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY MORNING AT 11. Right through each day to suit buyers, and will be sold in lots to suit evervone. Everything is for absolute sale. FRED BARWICK, The Live Auctioneer

Consent lias Ibeen granted to the Wairoa County Council to raise a loan of J325C0 for repaying a maturing loan, according to a notice in the latest Gazette.