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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 272, 26 November 1901, Page 3

WILLIAMS&KETTLE [Li M 1 I'LO.j I have jest landed, j Hx “ UMBALLA.” at Calcutta— WOOLTAOXS, :iii sizes CoRNSvOKS CASl'uii OIL. ; Ex "STAR OF NEW ZEALAND,” at Loudon— SIX TANKS MAY SEASON’S si; EES. Comprising TURNIPS (Li i ceil ami Purple-top Ab ide- r.) DEVON iLiLVSTONE EIU'ON HYBRID, swedes, Kt<\ white clover RED CLOY Eli A l > Y A F. LUCERNE COWGHASS BKOAO-IKAVKD ESSEX KAPE WHITE FIELD MU ST AND CHESTED ]>,):.S TAIL 1-TOIUN. TIMOTHY FESCUES, YARROW, Ete., idle. All Fresh ami Reliable Seeds.; ( Specially Selected and Thoroughly Tested. I 3 rpWENi'Y-FIYF. TONS JOHNSON’S \x G.vLYANiSED WIRE. Ex “ AIIJUKO,” at Ne.v York—-mWENYY-FIYX TONS AMERICAN I X GALVANISED WIRE. i htr. Cfj

Ex Latest Arrivals. TT7\ULL STOCKS OF SEASONABLE _Ej GOODS, Consisting of GROCERIES IRONMONGERY SHEARING REQUISITES (Shears. Stones, Oil, Huddle, Miu king Ink, etc.) ALL DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. KELSON LSOS.’ MANURES. Specially Maciiiue-dressed Seed. POYEHTY BAY RYEGRASS ITALIAN RYEGRASS PKAIKIE GRASS COCKSFOOT LINSEED OATS YVH EAT BAKLEY, Etc. SUTTON AND YATES’ FLOW Ml AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. WINES AND SI’IUTTS OF CHOICEST j QUALITY. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Limited A. L. KEN NED V, Manager. BA KK ill Li AND j) K LAUTOUB.

Temporary Premises: UNION BANK BUILDINGS. LAND. LAND. LAHO. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY £IOO,OOO And upwards always ou hand to supply Loans. Secure a Loan to the Amount ol THREEFIX'' THS Ol'' VALUE of your Property'. Agents fur—“THE PASTUKALIS IS’ REVIEW," The Wool, Stock, Meat, r.nd Produce paper of the ooinhem Hemisphere. 50" b to 73‘0 of Purchase Honey obtainable on Properties Purchased from BARKER & D=LAUT3UB. SALE liiT MORTGAGEE.

JOSEPH 3URTON KELLS, Instructed by the itegistrar ol the Supreme Court ut Gisbo.ac, acting on the application of lac Mortgagee, under the provisions of ‘-The Land Transfer Act, 1885,” will, on \\ LDNEhDAY, the Idti& day of .January. lyU2, at the hour of 12 o’clock noon, at the Wool Stores of Messrs Common, Shelton, and Company, .Limited, situate in Teel street, Gisborne, will sell by Public Auction— All that this estate, bight, TITLE, AAH LYi’EiiEST oi the Mortgagors in ail i’arcels of Land situated in the District oi Poverty Lay, in toe provincial District of Auckland, registered in the Laua Transfer Tiegistration District of Poverty Lay, under the numbers noted, and containing tne ureas hereunder ALSO, —In all those parcels of land situated at the Mania Penmsuia, in the Provincial Distiict of ilawke’s Lay, registered in tUe Land YTuusier ii. giatiution District of Hawke’s Lay, under urn numbers noted, and containing the areas hereunder shown (mure or less; namely ; Block. Tawapaiu North No. Akea. Yol. Pol

1A 2090 0 0 33 US j Tawapata North No. 2, Subdivision 1.. 1055 027 S 3 149 Mouteie No 2, subdivision 1.. , . 194 3 o 33 150 Tawapata South, SuutUvision 1 .. 4370 o 5 33 151 Wuungawehi No. 1A 930 1 3 39 lbs Wnangawthi Nos. IB and 1C 1203 :i 11 39 169 And 30 170 lurcher information can be obtained from j CeCli Albert DcLautour, tbe mortgagee’s 1 solicitor, at vvlioec cilice the particulars and ! conditions of saie can bo inspected. IV. A. BARTON, Registrar Supreme Court at j Gisborne. Dated at Gisborne this 10th October, 1901, I OYSTERS and I’ish have at !a.,t arrived I for the City Buffet. Book in as you pass. t > r.JJSTOXB’S Stables, Lovro street, are Ji V- ■■ t. - date in every department. Landau, unable ami single buggies, gigs, and brakes on hire, with buggy horses second to not. o in the province ; also hacks, guaranteed sound in every respect. V lb-WOKS to Gisborne can rely on obtainv ing excellent arid paddocking accommodation tor their horses by taking them <2 j. R. Redstone arm Sons. The linn have eighty to a hundred acres of first-class paddocking close to town, and consequently there is an abundant* of feed. A DYAXCS GISBORNE! More "like -CiL London every day as proved by proposed drainage scheme, water supply and the advent of tbe CITY BUFFET Roll up for Lunjheors, Teas, and Suppers AH Mtals a Speciality! THE CITY BUFFET is now open. A splendid lunch for One Shilling,