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FOR SALE. npHE late Mr. W. Sadler's Recentlybuilt SIX-ROOMED HOUSE in Aberdeen Road. immediately, while the property is vacant BALL & CRAWSHAW. FOR SALE HEAP HOUSES.—Te Hapara, all •1 Rooms. £220, £325, £350, and £375; U Acres and Four-roomed Cottage, £510; 5 Rooms, £525; Acre and Nice House. £7SO.—C. G. Piesse, d Rates' Buildings, Lowe Street. DOCKING Nets any length, made to order. P. Hanson & Co., Peel otrcet 0~~ ILY Canvas Coats, Pants, Leggings. Saddle Aprons.—At Hani's. Peel Street. X)'r SALE.—Nails, all sizes; Post - and Batten Staples. Lowest prices in C.lsborne.—Barwick's Mavt, Peel Street. . SALE.—Port and Loganberry - Wine; 12 largo bottles £l/5/-; town delivery free. Apply P. C Chittv I-lexton. I7OR SALE.—Ladies' and Gents "- Cycles, Lawnmowers, Child's Trlcvcle, Tea Waggon. Thermettes Cor picnics, Duchess and Plain Chests. —Sell's -Mart, Derby Street. T?OR SALE —Vacant Modern Bunga- •*■ low; right in town. £IOSO. Immediate possession. Terms arranged. Apply Frank_Ne_M, Estate Agent ■*■ to large House, recently renovated and 5i acres of First Class Flat Land. An ideal home for a fanner retiring. Further particulars from BA LL_& CRAWSHAW, le'el Street TTOR SALE £SOO puts you into a ■*- walk in. walk out Leasehold Farm and Milk Run showing a turnover of four figures. Consult BALL & CRAWSHAW, Estate Agents, Gisborne. _ SALE. — £'lso purchases shop •*• with dwelling accommodation attached, u Marigapapa. Promptly inspect this snip. Ball & Crawshnw, The Live Land Agents. TT7DR SALE. —.Sound, recently reno- *■ vated dwell'iig in Te Hapara. Electric light and range, garage, usual convenience-, etc., for only £550. Particulars from Ball & Crawshaw, Estate Agents, Peel ]LX)R SALE.—Discut, specially made -*• for trimming edge of Lawn, steel disc with handle; no backaches, 10/»ach.—Sell's Mart, Derby Street. POR SALE.—Crawford Road, 5- ■*■ roomed House, electric light, gas range and hot water service. Price £545. Deposit £100; balance on Mortgage.—Ball & Crawshaw for nouses "POR SALE.—A gift at £4O per ■*■ acre, 90 acres of Good Flat: all well fenced and in good pasture Ball & Crawshaw, Estate Agents, Peel Street. -*- handy to town; usual conveniences. Price £ 950.—8a1l & Crawshaw, Estate Agents, Peel Street, TjH)R SALE.—£S7 per acre, purA chases, 100 acres of Patutahi Flats. Do not miss, the opportunitj to secure a bargain.—Ball & Crawshaw. for Land Sales. t">?CA Buvs Five-Boomed House ww "" on full quarter acre, Chllord Street, close to town. Reasonable terms arranged.—James Innes. Lowe Street pilll ARABIC, in large or small T quantities, for sale at Herald Jobbing Department. ¥7"AITI BUNGALOWS: Harris St.. AV 5 Room;: and sleeping porch. £1250; Rutene Road, £1250; Harris Ilirini Street. £1450; Heta Road, £IO4O. Early possession.—C. G. Piesse, Bates' Buildings, No. 0, Lowe T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rubber stamp of your name), pad. brush, indelible Ink, and a box to hold tho lot. 3/G: postace 3d extra.— At the Herald Offico Tl/TODERN Bungalow now vacant ■"*• best, locality Whataupoko; motor garage; all conveniences; owner left district. Snip. Apply Frank Neill, 72 Lowe Street. HIEEP RUNS.—3OOO Acres good and cheap; 1300 Acres, offer wanted; 1100 Acres, Ruakiturl, real good mixed farm. Others in various localities. Inquiries Invited. —C. G. Piesse, No. G Bates' Buildings. Lowe Street. FARMS.—22 Acres, nice ' home, good outbuildings, with stock, as a going concern; iZ Acres, near town; !) Acres, very good '.and, at Matawhero, all necessary buildings. (.'. G. Biesse, No. (I, Lowe Street. _ YyAiINIH BEACH.—Sea frontage; Cottage of live rooms, bathroom, electric stove low for quick (! Bates' Bull hot water. Price ('. G. I'iesse, No , Lowe Street, \\f 11 A TA U I' O K o cr CO ICE " HOUSES: 7 Rooms, £1300; G Rooms, £1050; 5 Barge Rooms and tennis court, £1050; G Booms, £ISOO, All modem conveniences. Possession assured. —C. G. Biesse, No, G Bates' Building. Lowe Street. LEATHER Weight Paper and EnA velopes for Air Mail Correspondence. Seven Sheets Paper, suitable typing both sides, and Envelope weie-h only half ounce. 100 Sheets and 50 Envelopes, from 3/-, 3/6, 4/-. T'cordintr to quality of paper.--Herald Office.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19758, 12 October 1938, Page 2
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