SHIPPING. "V — SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION GO., LTD. THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON VIA MONTE VIDEO AND TENERIFFE. THE LARGEST STEAMERS. I IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Splendid up-to-date Passenger Accommodation. Spacious decks and roomy cabins. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. SAILINGS (oironmstanoes permitting.) Steamer. Tons Reg. Commander. Sail'g Date. Final Port ATHENIO 12,234 Kempson, RNov. 30 Welgn. CORINTHIOI2.23I Hart, R. Deo. 28 Welgn. R Royal Naval Reserve. • Makes Rio an additional port of call. Speoial _ facilities given to residents of the Dominion to bring out friends from Home .either by pre-payment of passage money in New Zealand or by guarantee. In addition to the above, Cargo Steamers will be despatohed at regular intervals. Dairy Produoe oarried in Cool Chambers or Freezing Chambers at Lowest Current Rates All Steamers are fitted with 0.0. 2 apparatus, whioh is most effective in extinguishing fire, and cannot possibly damage oargo or anything with whioh it oomes in oontaot. For full particulars apply to the Agents— COMMON. SHELTON AND CO.. LTD. DALGETY AND CO.. LTD. THE TYSER LINE, LTD. MONTHLY DESPATCH FIRST-CLASS OARGO STEAMERS TO LONDON DIRECT: ~ Due Steamer Tons Commander. A’kl'd B’rd’n About ♦Nerehana 10.000 H. Hollis Oot. 25 ♦Niwaru 10,000 J. Compton Nov. 6 ♦Star of Canada 12.00QJ. M. Hart Star of Australia 10,00(F. W. Ulyatt Star of Scotland 10,00tE. D. Beck Hawke's Bay 8,000 ♦Marere 10.000 T. B. Linklater Mimiro 10.000 J. Duncan ♦Star of India 12.500 F. J. Kearney ♦Muritai 12.000 F. O. Lidstone Indralema 10.000 W. H. Wilkes ♦Whakarua 10.000 A. H. Kemp ♦lndrabarah 12.500 R. P. Craven Tomoana 10.000 S. W. Hayter •Twin-screw. The above steamers were all built specially for the New Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating machinery of tbe most modern type, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition in whioh their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description at the Lowest Current Rates of Freight. For full particulars apply to— WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. Ltd., Agents, Gisborne. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD. WHOLESALE GENERAL MERCHANTS. ADVANCES MADE on Stock, Growing Clips and Crops. SOLE AGENTS for BUTTERS’ PATENT FENCING. WILLIAMS’ PATENT HARDWOOD DROPPERS. KYLSKALE. The IDEAL WINTER SPRAY, possessing those characteristics that are so essential in a winter spray, namely, penetrating power,adhesiveness and ease of mixture and application. It is effective against Scale, Red Spider, and American Blight, and leaves the trees healthy and ready to carry large crops of sound fruit. THE“MODERN” LAMB TAIL-CUTTING and SEARING MACHINE“ETERNIT” ROOFING SLATES. These Slates are fire-resisting, nonabsorbent, weather-tight, and damp resisting, and they neither fade, crack, break, nor decay. Weight per square yard of roof only 211bs. as against 671bs for Welsh slate. Also, — “ETERNIT” SHEETS for Ceilingp, Inside Walls, and Partitions. London House: Sanderson, Murray, and Co. G. K. PASLEY WAREHOUSEMAN, JNSURANCE, MASONIC BUILDINGS, LOWE ST. LOANS NEGOTIATED. P.O. Box 176. Telephone 155. I HAVE FOR OFFER some of the best SHEEP STATIONS, DAIRY FARMS or MIXED FARMS there are in Poverty Bay, and would be pleased to show intending puroliasers any property whidhj flier may desire to see. ACRES FREEHOLD, 8 UtMjU miles from railway, 3500 acres in grass, balance bush and scrub. Good HOUSE, Outbuildings, Woolshed, etc.; fenced into ten paddocks. Canned last winter 5250 sheep, 150 cattle and liorses. This is one of the cheaipest properties in the district at £4 5s per acre. acres freehold. 4 iUUI U miles from railway by good road, 700 acres in grass, 700 acres being felled, balance bus'll and scrub country; about miles fencing; sheep-yards, 3rootmed wibare, etc. Price, £5 10s. ACRES LEASE, 36 years to OUU run, at 9s 6d per acre. Goodwill, £2 per acre. This property is equal to th© best Poverty Bay flats, and I can highly recommend it to anybody wanting a place for dairying or mixed farming. A Kfl A ACRES NATIVE LEASE, TrOUvl 50 years to run. All lieav- hush country. Rent from 6cl to Is 6d per acre. No cash required to .a good practical mam wlio is willing to improve the property. lOln 1C a PiASI
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3371, 10 November 1911, Page 8
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