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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3549, 13 June 1912, Page 6

PROPERTIES TO LET AND FOR SALE. TO LET —8-roomed Dwelling, Wainui Road, bathroom, washhouse (copper and tubs set in), and l every convenience; ' half-acre of ground, good lawn, stable, loose-box, etc. ltent 22s 6d per week.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. . I "TlOll SALE —A profitable and. eas- . ily-managed business for. sale. £250 per annum made by present owner. Could easily bo increased. Long lease, easy rent. Full particulars from .Jaines Innes, Lowe Street. LADSTONE ROAD Property. Section, 2 dwellings let at 20s weekly; rapidly increasing in value. Price, £BSO- Easy terms. Apply James limes, Lowe Street. SEVERAL SECTIONS in West End, quarter-acres from £125, one-third acre £145, 32 perches 66ft frontage £l5O, others from £llO. Apply J ames Innes, Lowe Street"NTEARLY T-acre Halstead, Mangapapa. Only £l5O cash. Section and cottage handy Kaiti Freezing Works, only £275. W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. 1A Rooms, J-acre, every modern convenience, 12 minutes from town. Suit professional or business gentleman, £1675. Terms. W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. UACRES, with 70 feet frontage, at 4 £65 each, only 1J miles from G.P.O. Good main road. Tramways proposed. W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. T —Splendid Building . \3T .JU . Sections, Victoria Township, from £lls to £l7O. —Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. X 1 —For Building Sec- . vJT • H 1 • tions in all parts of Gisborne and Suburbs; Farms etc.— T G. Lawless, Estate Agent. T.G.L. —Full quarter-acre . . „ and 5-roomed dwelling, with bathroom, copper and tubs sot in, Salisbury Road. Price £625. Special terms for cash. —T. G. Lawless, Agent. - roomed House. Leasehold. Coiv Bails, and every convenience. Right of renewal. 12 years lease. Close to Factory. Apply sharp to James Brown, Land Agent. FOR" SALE at £350; £2OO Cash; ' Full i-Acre, Fox Street and Ormond Road. Corner. Mortgage, £l5O, rest at 6 per cent, for 3 years.— Apply 162 Gladstone Roadrno LET—A Leasehold, price £l5O. 1 10 Acres, 5-roomed House on Waorenga-a-hika Road. Opposite Maori College. Lease 21 years. Carrying 10 cows and horses —James Brown, Land Agent. INC jpiROM Gf K 10 A "PV A SNlP—First-class country store for sale. Good district and good roads. Good turnover and growing business. Call for particulars. A~ CRE SECTIONS With road frontage and river at back. Best building sites in Gisborne. Selling etiOcip. SOMETHING HARD TO GET— Over -1-acre handv to P. 0., for £350. Call'and I will show it to youSOMETHING SPECIAL IN AUCTIONEERING LINE: I can sell it cheap. A good business. ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY FARMS—37 acres high and dry. Good house, furniture, all crops. Walk-in, walk-out, £1550. I CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANYTHING YOU MAY WANT. FOR SALE BY TENDER. T HAT VA/UABLE PIECE OF £ AND, with DWEL,d Outbuildings, LING-HOUS mown as “BRID TER,” of IS. W- L, REES. 0a the corner treets, and •lias two Taruheru The L of Balljj contal chains River. Written, Tfcders,\j£|tfmpanie<Ll>y a deposit of £*s, will be recaived/up to Noon on SATURDAY, JUNp 15th inst., by the undersigned, a/ whose offices full particulars and conditions can be inspected The highest or' any tender ng£ Necessarily accepted. REES BROTHERS & MRIGH . Solicitors, I*nve Street.

AFTER TEA A LITTLE MUSIC AND A CHEERY FIRE. THIS IS HOME ! Our new shipment of PIANOS By John Brinsmead and Sons, Schiedmayer and Soehnne, Fritz K/uhla, Tietze and the Dominion Model, Newman, are well worth your inspection. Good Cash Die-''ount s and Easy TermsCHMSP’S GLADSTONE RD. AND PEEL ST.

ELLO Mrs. OUSEKEEPER EBE’S sound advice. When you have a chafe with HUBBY remind him that the FAMOUS . • - 1 SPENCER PIANOS for. TONE, QUALITY and FINISH, are Unexcelled. See CHOVEAUX about it To-day! LONDON MUSIC SHOP, 178 GLADSTONE ROAD, - " GISBORNE.

3 MEM’S OVERCOATS, RAIHPROOFS AMO MAGKIMTOSHES. lift fit*. m m m You’ll need these now that Winter is approaching—come in and see these splendid values. You cannot fail to appreciate the Smart Garments we are now show ingTweed Overcoats in the latest styles and designs. - Rainproofs, Mackin* toshes, Oil, and Canvas Coats for Winter Days. There are many features in these Garments that will commend them to your notice. Wo invite your inspection. Prices are very reasonable. Men’s Tweed Overcoats, from 30s to 60s. Calmac Weathercoats from 55s to 100 s Mackintoshes, from 30s to 60s. Oil Coats, from 12s 6d to 425. —AT—ROBE HTSON ’S ON THE CORNER, “WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE.”

MAKE THE HOUSE COSY AND SNUG FOR WINTER. II Floor Coverings go a long way toll wards making home comfortable. | If yonrs are the worse for wear g replace them with some of the NEW LINOLEUMS, HEARTH RUGS AND RUNNERS AT . GRUNDY & SHENNAN’S. I We have a splendid stock of kand- | some Linoleums in the Latest Patj terns. •. . Also warm, beautifully finished Hearth Rugs and Hall Runners, in all colours and designs. Ij These Floor Coverings are of the | best quality, and will stand lots of ■ hard wear. GRUNDY & SHENNAN, LTD., FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, GISBORNE. S/Q BLANKETS OF WGOI VERSUS BLANKETS OF FROST. Meet the cold weather that’s coming with suitable ' Bed Clothes. Warmth-holding Blankets are the first consideration, and there are enough at Common, Shelton’s to thaw the severest Winter. There are Colonial Blankets from the Telehrated New Zealand Factories—Roslyn, Petonc, and Kaiapoi being equally represented. i The wool is grown in the Dominion and woven into Blankets by New Zealanders for Now Zealanders. No need to urge you to buy them in preference to imported products. COT BLANKETS—GREY COLONIAL AND GREY ENGLISH. ALSO BUSH RUGS AND EIDER-DOWN AND WADDED QUILTS FOR COT AS WELL AS EVERY SIZE OF BED. Come in amt let us show you them—we want you to compare our Values. Common, Stielton & Co., LiniTED, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS - - - PEEL STREET GISBORNE.

WE SELLT H E BOOTS Y O U WANT A T PRICES T H A T WILL p A Y YOU. W. HOLDSWORTH & SON, LTD. (40 Years’ Experience) 111 GLADSTONE ROAD. TOM HOLDSWORTH, Manager.

COULD HARDLY BREATHE. "Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy was the means of curing my cold and bronchitis. I had pains and tightness of the chest until I could hardly breathe. I am a member of the Ledge and got some medicine, but it had ]io effect/’ writes Mr. T. Johnson, 243 Harrington Street, Hobart, Tas. • "I then tried Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and one bottle completely cured me-” Sold by E. D. Smith, Chemist, Gisborne, N.Z.

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