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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3390, 4 December 1911, Page 10

SHIPPING. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION GO., LTD. THE DIEEGT LINE OP STEAMEEB POE PLYMOUTH AND LONDON VIA MONTS VIDEO AND TENEEIPPE. THE LARGEST STEAMERS. IN THE NEW ZEAIAND TEADE. Splendid up-to-date Passenger Accommodation. Spacious decks and roomy cabins. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. SAILINGS (oircumstanoes permitting.) Steamer. Oo “- Sail’eFinal" Eeg. mander. Date. Port ATHENIO 12,234 Kempson, E Nov. 30 Welsrn OOBINTHIO 12,231 Hart, E. Deo. 28 Welgn. E Eoyal Naval Eeserve * Makes Eio an additional port of oall. Special facilities given to residents of the Dominion to bring out friends from Home .either by pre-payment of passage money m New Zealand or by guarantee. In addition to the above, Cargo Steamera will be despatched at regular intervals. Dairy Produce oarried in Cool Chambers or Freezing Chambers at Lowest Current Bates All Steamers are fitted with CO 2 apparatus, which is most effective in extinguishing fire, and cannot possibly damage oargo or anything with which it oomes in contact. For full particulars apply to the Agents— COMMON, SHELTON AND 00 LTD DALGETY AND CO.. LTD. THE TYSER LINE, LTD. MONTHLY DESPATCH FIEST-CLASS CABGO STEAMEES TO LONDON DIEEGT: Steamer Tons B’rd’n •Nerehana IO.OOOH. •Niwaru 10.000 J. •Star of Canada 12.000 J. Star of Australia 10,00(P. Star of Scotland 10.00 CE. Hawke’s Bay 8.000 •Marere 10.000 T. Mimiro 10.000 J. •Star of India 12.500 P. •Muritai 12.000 P. Indralema 10,000 VV. •Whakarua 10,000 A. •Indrabarah 12.500 R. Tomoana 10.000 S. Due Commander. A'kl’d About Hollis Oct. 25 Compton Nov. 6 M. Hart W. Ulyatt D. Beds B. Linklater Duncan J. Kearney O. Lidstone H. Wilkes - n. Kemp P. Craven W. Hayter •Twin-screw. The above Bteamers were all built specially for the New Zealand traue, fitted with refrigerating machinery of tbe most modern type, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. The Company ig prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description at the Lowest Current Bates of Freight. For full particulars apply to— WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. Ltd., Agents. Gisborne. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD. WHOLESALE GENERAL MERCHANTS. ABY ANCES MADE on Stock, Growing Clips and Crops. SOLE AGENTS for BUTTERS’ PATENT FENCINC. WILLIAMS’ PATENT HARDWOOD DROPPERS. | SWIFT’S ARSENATE OF LEAD The Best and Safest Arsenical Preparation for the destruction of the caterpillar of the Codlin Moth, and of all leaf-eating caterpillars. Sticks to the foliage for weefks, thus doing away with repeated sprayings. No matter how strong the solution there is absolutely no danger of burning or scorching the leaves. 1 THE“MODERN” LAMB TAIL-CUTTING and SEARING I 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 Ceilings, Inside Walls, and Partitions. London House: Sanderson, Murray, and Co. C. K. PASLEY WAREHOUSEMAN, INSURANCE, LAND & COMMISSION ACENT, LOANS NEGOTIATED. P.O. Box 176. Telephone 155. I HAY E FOR SALE some of the best SHEEP STATIONS, DAIRY FARMS or MINED FARMS there are in Poverty Bay, and would be pleased to show intending purchasers any property which the- may desire to see. TOWN HOUSES. i-ACRE Section with 5-roomed HOUSE, opposite Recreation Grounds, good high and dry section, orchard and outbuildings. Good buying at £525. 1 ROOD 23 J PERCHES near YY 7 liarf, with good S-roomed HOUSE; all conveniences and office, etc. Splendid site for vareliouse, and is a good spec at £3OOO on terms. i-ACRE, Stout Street, with beautiful 8-roomod HOUSE and all conveniences. Price, £9OO on terms. i-ACIIE. Gladstone Road, with 6roomed HOUSE and conveniences; outbuildings, storeroom, water laid on; a very handy place. The price is £625. Terms arranged. DAIRY FARMS. 48 ACRES, Makauri, 9 years to run; milking now 40 cows; milking machine installed ; can be taken on very easy terms; house, cowshed, and outbuildings. Rent, £B3 5s per year. Goodwi 1 £4g); small deposit; balance on terms. 21-J ACRES Freehold, 10 miles from Gisborne: good house, cemented cowshed with 9 bails; I j acres orchard; bringing in good profit : could easily milk IS cows. Price, £1650 on easy terms. STATIONS. 1900 ACRES 0.R.P., at 20s per acre; 1300 acres in grass; 8 miles fencing; good 5-ro : omed House, woolshcd. sheepyards, cattle yards, etc; carried last winter 2 breeding ewes per acre with cattle and horses ; very easy conn- • try and facing to- the sun". Price, £6 per acre on terms to mi it. 408 ACRES Freehold; good House, woolshcd, sheepyards; fenced and subdivided into 7 paddocks, orchard, outbuildings, and eery convenient on good road. One of tbe nicest little places in tbe district at £l2 per acre. Good terms can- he arranged. 2570 ACRES Freehold, close to railway by good road: 700 acres in grass; 700 a ere® being felled ready for burning: balance bush and scrub country: about 8 miles fencing, 3 -roomed wharc and sheepyards; good easy country; well watered and facing well. Price, £5 10s per acre; terms arranged. i c I ( l £ C 9