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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2432, 22 February 1909, Page 4

BOOT SALE . AT HANNAH’S/ CORNER SHOP ONLY EVERY PAIR REDUCED. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. PEOPLE CEASE TRAVELLING PER BALLOON TO SAVE THEIR FEET WHEN THEY CAN PURCHASE HANNAH’S BOOTS A T O ur G ENUINE j^ALE FOR 10 DAYS ONLY. TO MAKE ROOM FOR STOCKTAKING BALANCE NOW ON. B. HANNAH & 00., TEL. 335. HARRY ADAIR, PHITESSIE SHOE STORE NOW TO BE FOUND IN M C E EES B U,LD,NGS, T. G. LAWLESS. AND B STATE LAWLESS’S BUILDINGS. KAITI-fTTY LAND AGENCY. Wiihiu One Minute of Genoral Post Post Office Established 1891. DISTRICT AGENT for— Australian Widows’ Fund Life Assurance Society. Ltd. Guardian Fire Assurance Company, Ltd. OFFERS £95. Several choice BUILDING SITES,, Whataupoko, just outside Borough area. Exceptionally easy terms. £7O T 0 £95. Four remaining SECTIONS, Mildura Township. Very easy terms. £4 PER ACRE. 1900 AORES, 0.R.P., Four-roomed Dwelling, large Store, Woolshed, sheep and cattle yards. Good rolling country. Well watered. £lO PER ACRE. 233 ACRES, good rollng country, in good grazing district. £7OO. A BARGAIN, consisting of lialfacro and 5-roomed Dwelling, Kaiti. Wash-house, with tubs set in, water laid on, etc; fowl-house, and young orchard. £350. Two 5-roomed DWELLINGS (both corners), with 16-perches each; central position; snaps at. £350 apiece. £625. 32 PERCHES and new well-built 6-roomed Dwelling, with every convenience, wash-house, etc; within a few minutes’ walk of G.P.O. £llO. High and Dry QUARTER-ACRE, Whataupoko; good locality. £3BO. QUARTER-ACRE and 5-rooinod Dwelling and bathroom, Whataupoko; house is quite new and built of good timber. TO BUY OR SELL LAND WRITE OR CALL ON T. G. LAWLESS. F OR S ALE:

The annual picnic of the Anglican Sunday School was held on the'Wainui beach on Saturday. Six large brakes conveyed the children and parents to the selected spot, and a very pleasant day was spent. A number of races for the juveniles were run off during the afternoon, and swimming and other forms of sport were indulged in by the cider ones. The party returned to town about six o’clock in the .evening after a happy outing. The Itevs. W. H. Roberts and M. Cockerill nvcro present during the day and materially assisted Miss Wilson and Mr: Hicks in promoting the enjoyment of everyone present.