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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10307, 17 January 1927, Page 8

AUCTION NOTICES MATAWAI SALE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. !y Rams. Heifers. 600 Breeds 700 m.s. Lanlßs. 15 60 Empty 40 2 an* 4-y 1 Double F 20 m.s. Yo< Sale Comments at 12 Noon. Stockbrokers’ Association. PRELIMINARY. ARDS. OTO El ONDAY, 5700 Ewes. 300 Wethers. 600 Lambs. Stockbrokers’ As, ’special advertisements. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AN! MERCANTILE ACENCY CO., LTD. Gladstone Road. —GENERAL MERCHANTS — < COMMISSION AGENTS HAVE LANDED STOCKS OF NEW SEEDS OF HIGH GERMINATION AND PURITY Comprising— RAPE SEED (Broad leaf Essex variety, double machine dressed SOFT TURNIP SEED MUSTARD SEED MANGOLD SEED JAPANESE MILLET SWEDE TURNIP SEED LUCERNE SEED SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICA TION. yfiisborne Engineering, r Coachbuilding' and General Iron Works. MOTOE EEPAIES A SPECIALITY. DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL.

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