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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3364, 2 November 1911, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WHICH DO YOU WANT 9 £67s.—Residence in Wellington Street, containing five large rooms, bathroom, pantry, scullery, wash-house, with copper and tubs set in, also buggy shed; J-aore Section, with, lawn- and flower .gardens. Let at 17s 6d per week. Only £l5O cash required ; balance on very easy terms. This is a snip at the price. • £750. —Clifford Street. Whataupoko, J-aerc Section and new Six-roomed House, bathroom, scullery and pantry'; wash-house and copper; gas; hot and cold water; lawn laid out and live hedge in front. Offering for one month at this reduced price. Terms' can be arranged. £25 CASH. —6-roomed Residence, Ormond Road, town side of Mangapapa. House has enamel bath, wash-house, with copper and carpenter’s workshop. Price, £7OO. £7oo.— Near Derby Street, new sixroomed House, bathroom, pantry, scullery, li.p. boiler, hot and cold water and shower. Terms can be arranged. £7so. —Six-roomed House on Whataupoko, with' bathroom, pantry, washhouse and copper ; gas and water. £4OO cash, balance subject to mortgage. £2OO CASH buys a House on Ivaiti with over half an acre of land, five rooms, large bathroom, scullery and sink; 'wash-house with tubs and copper bui’it. in ; hot and cold water. Let at 22s 6d. Price on application. £IOO CASH asked for 4-acre with Dwelling situate in Stout Street, Whataupoko ; balance, £650, can remain on mortgage. I am offering WORKMEN’S COTTAGES from £4OO, also SECTIONS in all parts of the town at prices to suit purchasers. G. G. PiESSE LOAN AND MERCANTILE BUILDINGS, opposite Post Office. COASTAL STATSO 7000 ACRES NAT,VE lease. 1000 ACRES ,N GRASSTHE GREATEST SPECULATIVE CHANCE EVER OFFERED TO POVERTY BAY SHEEPFARMERS. WE are Sole Agents for this Lease direct from the Native owners. Practically no goodwill- Coast road passes right through property. The speculative chance alone is worth thousands. Present carrying capacity, 2000 sheep. This lease is in no other agent’s hands, arrangements having just been completed. We will supnly fuller particulars to bona fide enquirers, and with an interpreter will take clients over the property now. This is a chance that rarely occurs, as an inquiry will show. Apply to-day to— TRAILL BROS. & GO., PEEL STREET. SOLE AGENTS. ►j< *!•< *•£< ►!« *2« ►2* *2* ►l* •I* ►l* ►I' 1 *s* ‘•I* 1 ►l* *2* * * *2* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *2* *2* * * * *2* *2* * * *2* * * * *2* * * GLASSES SHOULD WEAR GLASSES. BUT how many who don’t. wear glasses know whether they need them or not? That’s the question we should lik e to answer for you for your own good. If your head aches, if your eyes tire, if ycur vision blurs, if your brain- refuses to concentrate on the work you have to do—it’s time you had glasses. Let us decide for you. We can and will tell you of the kind that will do ycur eyes the greatest amount of good. CHEMIST OPTICIAN, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. ►I« >2* *2* >2« >2« ►l* »2« *2* *2- ►l* MUSIC. MRS W. A. SUTTON is prepared to take Pupils for PIANO. Terms and particulars—--15, RUSSELL STREET, Whataupoko.