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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3536, 29 May 1912, Page 10

BUSINESS NOTICES. MALCOLM’S TJROCRAMME, 1912. COTTAGE or MANSION FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. ESTIMATES GIVEN. PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OUTDOOR SALES. / 15 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. £2OCO WORTH NEW and SECOND-HAND FURNITURE TO CHOOSE FROM. TELEPHONE NO. 12. BANKERS: BANK N-Z. SATISFACTION GUARANTEE FURNITURE BOUGHT RlfflhT OUT FOR CASH. CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. ODUCE, FRUIT, and URNITURE SALES EVERY SATURDAY.

F. S. MALCOLM & G°AUCTIONEERS, Etc., GISBORNE, COMMON SHELTON & GO., LTD. (Established in Gisborne 1878.) AUCTIONEERS, gTOCK AND gTATION gHIPPING & INSURANCE /^CENTS. ADVANCES MADE on Growing Clips. Advances on Frozen Meat have special outlet. jgTOCX SALES held regularly. SALES as required. r E SELL every DESCRIPTION of GOODS required in the ime or on the Station, in large or lall quantities. All of the Beet Quality-.

TE mata wines AND J£ETTLE, J^TD Have been appointed SOLE AGENTS for the Celebrated TE MATA WINES—CLARET, HOCK, AND MADEIRA. (In Pints and Quarts) Awarded GOLD MEDAL at JapanBritish Exhibition.

JUST ARRIVED Per S.S. KIA ORA. A Shipment of warm KOZY SLIPPERS in various colors CALL EARLY. W. STEWART, ' PEEL STREET. “WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE ’

A UNIQUE CHANCE —TO BUY A—CHOICE FATTENING, DAIRYING AND SHEEP FARM. TE AROHA DISTRICT. KA Q ACRES. All in grass except OjcO 30 acres rough feed and 8 acres of hush, rimu, totara, etc. House 7 rooms, stables, woolsliecl, barn, men’s-hut; oil engine, 4 shearing machine,s and wool press go with property. 4 miles from Te Aroha; 1 mile from Waihou Railway Station, wljere there are cattle and sheep yards. This farm is one of the most highly improved in the District, and can be strongly recommended by the Agents. Price, £2l per acre, on any reasonable terms.

APPLY—PAUL HANSEN & C°ESTATE AGENTS, OTOKO TO MOTUiQ NOVELL’S OOACH gERVICE Time-table for Winter Months as follows: — Leave Otoko Mondays and Thursdays immediately after arrival of train arriving at Motu at 4 p.m. Leave Motu Tuesdays and Fridays at noon, arriving at Otoko at 4 p.m. All classes of Vehicles and firstclass Riding Horses for HIRE at shortest notice. Full particulars as to rates, etc., obtainable from— C. LOVELL, LIVERY STABLEKEEPER, OTOKO AND AT MOTU.