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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2008, 18 February 1907, Page 3

There was a good sale of pictures of Mr. J. D. Ferrett’s by Messrs. Williams and Kettle on Saturday, among the sales effected being .the following:—“The Last Gleam of the Setting Sun,” £2 2s, Dr Scott; “Lake Manapouri,” £6’ 10s, J. C. Field; “The Drop Scene, Wanganui River,” £5, W. R. Barker; “The Clinton River,” £5, W. R. Barker; “Harrison’s Cove, Milford,” £6 10s, W. R. Barker; “The White Terrace,” £3 10s, W. B. Willock; “A Bend of the Buller River,'’ £3 3s, E. Murphy; “Head of Lake Wakatipu,” £4, V. Barker; “Where the Breakers Race to the Shore,” £2 10s, G J. Black; “Waikaromoana,” £2 10s, Dr Scott: “Early Morning, Queen Charlotte Sound,'’ £3, W R. Barker ; “Evening of a Grjy Dawn, Lake Te Anau,” £3 3s, G. J. Block, “Lake Te Anau,” £3 3s, Dr, Scott. Enquiry made from the waterworks engineer, Mr. R. Hay, as to a statement re the collars of the water pipes being cut off, elicited the information that the pipes cut are those that have had the spiggott. ends damaged in handling on the way. The trouble at Wellington was ascribed to the collar end of the pipes not being slotted as in the case of the pipes being used at Gisborne. In regard to the spiggott end of the pipes it makes no difference to the borough how much is cut off, though to the contractor it means the loss of the portion of the pipes so cut and the expense of cutting them. The loss in pipes is so gieat through damage in transit that most firms row refuse to take the risk, and will only supply pipes to contractors on indent orders. Messrs Miller and Craig, acting under instructions from Mr Liclitwark, will sell at his residence, Customhouse street, the whole of his household furniture and effects, comprising drawing-room and kitchen furniture, linoleums, pictures, etc. Special attention is directed to a number of musical instruments which

will also be disposed of. These include four violins, one of which, a copy of Antonius Stradinarius, is a really excellent instrument. Two guitars, one ’cello, and a beautifullytoned piano by Dobromolski and Bareli, nearly now, are also included in the list. The sale takes place on Wodrcsday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Mr. Liclitwark wishes it explained that, though disposing of his effects, he is not leaving the district. She “Do you know I’ve induced my husband to give up cigars?” He: “Is that so? Well, I’ve known him for seven years, and I never saw him give up one. WHY GO HUNGRY. If your stomach is weak and you are suffering from indigestion, don’t sacrifice your health and comfort. Eat all the wholesome food you want. Then take one of Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules after each meal. They digest your food anti thus nourish and build you up, while the stomach is recovering its natural tone. Eor sale by A. W. J. Mann, Agent, Chemist.

FURNITURE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. MILLER AND CRAIG, Instructed by Mr LICHTWARIv, will Sell, at bis Residence, Customhouse street — The whole of his household FURNITURE AN. EFFECTS, Comprising I)raw:n g-r.ooin Furniture, Couch An orioan Itocker Rattan Chairs and Table A.B. Chairs Contents of several Bedrooms Linoleum, Curtain Poles and Blinds. Pictures, etc. Kitchen Furniture, Utensils, etc. SPECIAL SALE of the following: Piano, nearly new, high quality tone, by Dohrorholski and Baser. ■ 1 Violin (copy of Antonins Stradinarius)', excellent instrument 3 other Violins, 2 Guitars, 1 'Cello 1 First-class Peliebe Mandolin 1 other Mandolin Several lots of Sheet Music. G. MILLER, Auctioneer. , y 'rortin