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Hastings Standard, Volume IX, Issue 5148, 15 March 1906, Page 3

HASTINGS AUCTION MART. SATURDAY, MARCH 17th, 1906 At 1.30 McGLA S H A N • will sell as above, on account of the owners—--10 pure Berkshire weaners, single seated buggy, express in good order, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, peaches, applea, <vc. And

A large list of Household Furniture and sundries, including— Bedsteads and mattresses, tables, chests drawers, washstands, chairs bat'is, buckets, linoleum, desk, field glasses, cretonne suite, pictures, crockery, drapery and hats, boots, good second hand piano, &c Also On account of a country Saddler, who has given up business A quantity of good Stock, including —Bridles, spurs, leggings, headstalls, halters, hairaes, girths, bits, stirrup leathers, horse covers, whips. And Second hand pack saddle, set harness, traces, cart saddle, pole straps, weighing machine, Ac. COMPLETE FARM BY AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 24th, 1906 At 2 p.m.

Amcglashan • has been favoured by Mr •John Warreh with instructions to offer by auction, as above, his Complete Farm situate between Park and Lumsden roads, and with a frontage to Copeland road. This property is divided into five convenient and securely fenced paddocks, well watered by two artesian wells, and there is a very productive vegetable garden and orchard, while the front is tastefully laid out in lawns and flower beds: The Dwelling is a sound and comfortable house of 8 rooms, with pantry, storeroom, bathroom, scullery and wash house. The Farm Buildings comprise stable and trap house, cowsheds and bails, piggeries, fowlhouses and runs, men's whare, &c. This Property is surveyed into one acre blocks, which increases its value • as a speculation.

A DEBIRABLE HOME rjIHE Property of Mr Gathorne 1 Hardy, being about f-acre, with new six-roomed House and all conveniences, handy to sewer and gas, powerful artesian well, very fertile soil, tastefully laid out in lawns, flower and vegetabte garden, and orchard. This property being a corner section commands an excellent view, facing the north, and within 5 minutes' walk of the Post office. A. McGLASHAN, LAND AGtiNT IMPORTANT Land aSle HASTINGS RESIDENTIAL RITES AND SMALL FARMSTEADS. FRIDAY, MARCH 23ed, 1906. At 2 p in. B. HOADLEY AND SON • have been instructed by Messrs Nelson Bros., Limited to offer at the Protestant Hall, Hastings, on above date, a portion of that valuable Property having a frontage to the Karamu road, and lying between Mr FitxRoy's land and Collinge road, Hastings, subdivided into about

50 ALLOTMENTS 50 Varying in area from about a quarter acre up to thre6 acres in extent. Also That Villa Residence standiug on the Property and fronting Karamu road ; eood garden, outbuildings, artesian well, etc. At present occupied by Mrs Rainbow. All the above Properties are high and dry, and situated within one mile from Hastings township, and a few minutes walk from Tomoana Railway Station, This is one of the healthiest situations on the Plains, and offers an improving investment, the demand for small holdings in that locality being considerable. Teksis—Quarter cash, balance any time within two years, bearing o per cent interest. Plans can be obtained at our Napier or Hastings offices. On acc.uiit of another clienf.: - II ave received instructions to at the I'rotwstant llall, Hastings on above date. Sections No ?!}! ami i> I cintaining .1 acres lfj perches, corner of I i e retail uga audi.irey roads. Terms: Quarter cash, balance at any time within 3 years, tearing 5 per cent interestC B HOADLEY A f-ON, Auctioneers. y.v.z WO!!K JSASKET Mrs W. B, Jones, LADJK6' CWLDKEX'S OUTFITTER. ES : Ols'S given in Fancy Work _j and Dress Cutting, II L'. !:i'LH V Ol I K'L 1 OK SKRVAXTS Housemaid and (uoerol wanted HERETACNCA STREET, [las i im,> JOHN A. Fit VSER, H.B Labcur