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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2304, 24 September 1908, Page 3

WILLIAMS AND KETTLE Ltd. Will hold their NEXT STOCK SALE MATAWHERO YARDS TO-DAY (THURSDAY), Sept. 24th. When tlioy will offer— SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, Eto. Fat Stock Sale at 11 o’clock sharp Store Stock Sale at 11.30 sharp. PRESENT ENTRIES: 800, Including 300 Ewes and Lam us 300 Hoggets 50 Fat Ewes 50 Fat Wethers 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLE Including 80 12 to 18-month Steers 80 12 to 18-month lloifors 00 head Mixed Cattlo 14 Choieo Springing Cows Further Entries Invited G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer. STOCK SALE. MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. TO-DAY (THURSDAY), Sept. 24th. Fat Stock Sale at 10.45 Sharp. Store Stock Sale at 11 o’clock sharp 2000 Present Entries: S 11 E E P Including 1000 Good Hoggets 500 Dry Ewes 250 Ewes and Lambs 200 Prime Fat Ewes And £)AA HEAD MIXED CATTLE Including 50 Station Cows (good line) 20 Good Heifers 20 3-year-old Steers 10 Head Steers and Heifers 60 Good Weaners and Calves 6 Springing Heifers On account of Mr.'TV. D. BELL::-. ; 15 Dairy Cows and Heifers (some springing, others in full milk; all guaranteed) Further Entries Invited. COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Ltd. (L. O. Ingram, Auctioneer.) DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., (A. S. Wachsmann, Auctioneer.)

ART NOTICE CONTINUED. QHRISTMAS’ piCTURES. MESSRS MILLER AND CRAIG BEG to call attention to the fact that the above Beautiful Collection will be offered at Auction an FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 25th, at 2.30 (instead of in the evening) for Absolute Sale, as Mr. Christmas leaves by the Sunday’s boat.

SALE OF LAND, DAIRY STOCK, PLANT, Etc. FRIDAY, THE 25tli SEPTEMBER. DALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd. Hare received instructions from Mr. EMMET O’SULLIVAN (who has acquired a block in the Kanakanaia Settlement), to offer by Public Auction, on the above date, on the Farm, situate at Mangapapa—--i n ACRES RICH DAIRYING JL LAND, together with New House of 5 rooms, 4-bail cowshed (with concrete floor), cartshed, etc. Title: Land Transfer Well fenced and subdivided, and being so close to town, most suitable for dairying, a market garden, or a home for a carrier. Also,—THE GOODWILL OF LEASE OF GO ACRES, almost adjoining, with building 12 x 10, and about 80 chains fencing. And THE WHOLE OF HIS CARE-FULLY-SELECTED DAIRY HERD Comprising 40 Cow 6 (springing and just calved), Spring Cart and Harness, Light Gig and Harness, Milk Cans, etc., etc., SALE AT 12 O’CLOCK SHARP. Luncheon Provided. A. S. WACHSMANN, Auctioneer.

NO-LICENSE CAMPAIGN. OIS0 IS J/[ AJESTY ’ S TE KARAKA .. ' i MR. A. J. BLACK, THE NO-LICENSE ADVOCATE. TO-NIGHT. (THURSDAY! AT 7.30 P.M. COLLECTION FOR EXPENSES. EVERYONE INVITED. NO-LICENSE CAMPAIGN.: PARLIAMENTARY RETURNS Show that the YEARLY AVERAGE OF LIQUOR SENT INTO NO-LICENSE O AMARU Beer ... wa& ... 14,334«al 2 GAL Willi this com pare the amount for which GISBORNE was responsible last year: B EER 204,009 GAL W ines& spirits 24,500 gal These two Towns are Similar in ,ize. WHO CAN SAY NO-LICENSE S A FAILURE WITH SUCH ItEIULTS AS THE ABOVE. STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE. AND REDUCE GISBORNE’S CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR TO THE LEVEL OF OAMARU, AND WE SHALL NOT COMPLAIN OF THE FAILURE OF NO-LICENSE.