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Hastings Standard, Volume X, Issue 5346, 6 November 1906, Page 3

A. McGlashan's Sales | IKON. TIMBER, DOORS, I WINDOWS, &c. | Site of New Shops, Heretaunga street WEDNESDAY, 7th NOV., 1906, | At 2 p.m. AMcGLA S H A X • will sell on account of Mr W. F. Byrne, contractor, a large quantity of first-class Corrugated Iron in all lengths, and in lots to suit buyers. Also Doors with frames complete, windows with frames and weights complete, ringer in good order, about 100 ft 2-iiicu iron piping. Lot spouting and down piping, 100 gallon tank. Ana Hundreds of feet of building timber all sizes, in lots to suit buyers. CLEARING KALE OF FURNITURE, &c. On the Premises, Heretaunga street. THURSDAY, Bth NOV., 1906. At 2 p.m. AM c G L AS H A N • is instructed by Mis Chudley to sell as above, the whole of her Household Furniture and Effects, including— D.I. brass mounted bedstead, wire and flax mattresses, kapoc overlay, kauri duchess pair, bevelled mirror, chest drawers, toilet ware, blinds, linoleum, dining table and cuver, chairs, rockers, iron body bath, kitchen utensils, crockery, glassware, jars, &c. Also Portable boiler, baths, buckets, 10 rolls wire netting (new), garden tools (excellent condition), seels of all kinds, pot plants, forcing frames, patent hot water forcing appliance, timber, llower stakes, &c, Ac. GOVERNMENT LEASE Hastings By Auction ESTATE M. O'DONOGHUE (Deceased) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IOLb, I'JOG At 11 o'clock

AMcGLASHAN • instructed by the Public Trustee, Administrator in the above Estate, will offer as above in his Mart, the Goodwill of the Lease of Sections 82 and 33, Mahora, containing 88 Acres, subdivided and securely fenced, together with 4-roomed Dwelling, stable, trap shed, store room, artesian well, garden, &c. The annual rental is £57 with 10 % allowance if paid within 30 days. This I'roperty is known to be one of the best in the very successful Mahora Settlement (its late owner having secured record results both in grazing and cropping) and should create !-ceii competition. A McGLASHAN, Auctioneer

WEED POTATOES 4 SPLENDID Sample—Derwent IMPORTANT LAND SALE RICH FARM ALLOTMENTS Situated on Hastings Plains WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1006 AT 2 l-.M. CI h. lIOADLEY A SON havo received /. instructions from A. H, Russell, Esq.,to offer at the PRINCESSTHEATRE, HASTINGS, on above date— ABOUT 800 ACRES of his well-known TWYFORD Estate, subdivided into « 1 FARMING ALLOMTENTS * ■ This desirable Property is situated about IJ miles from Hastings Railway Station, and may ho described as eminently adapted for mixed farming, dairying, fattening, cropping and fruit culture, while the annual yield of rye grass seed is phenomenal both in quality and quantity, and enjoys a colonial reputation. Purchasers of these Blocks under cultivation will have the opportunity of buyiug tbe crops privately after the sale of the land, and obtaining immediate possession, otherwise tho vendor will retain the crops, in which case possession of the property will not bo given before March 7th, 1907. Terms of Payment: 10 per cent, cash at time of Auction, 10 per cent in 12 months from date of possession, 15 per cent in two years from date of possession : the balance can remain on mortgage for 3 years from date of possession. All unpaid purchase monev to bear 5 per cent interest. C. B. lIOADLEY & SON. Auctioneers, Napier and Hastings. IMP RTANT LAND BALE. SOME OB 1 THE RICHEST OF THE PLAINS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER :21st. I'JOO, At "J r.M. /"I li. HOADLEY & SON have received V., . instructions from Captain Ki-;vi;ick 1111.l to offer by Auction at the PRINCESS THBATRE, HASTINGS, on the above date, about I 100 ACRES 1100 forming a portion of his we":-known FKRNHILL Estate, situated about o miles from the Hastings Railway Station. The Laud varies in character, portions being some of the richest to be found in New Zealand, while other parts may be described its Bumc of rho lightest on the 1 Mains ; the whole beitie subdivided into

X FARMSTEAD , _ •_) ALLOTMKXTS ,_„ Those seeking a sound, and witho-.it dou'>t improving investment, ara advised to make an inspection of the property, when the practical f&rmefa will realise what a splendid opportunity this sale presents. Possession, will to given to the purchaser:- ™, l\>irch Th, 1907. j-vie. of payment. 10 per at time of sale 10 per cent in 12 months from date ci possession, 15 per cent in 2 years from date of possession ; balance can re-main on mortgage for ,'i years from data mi possession. Ail unpai'l purchase, saouey to bear 5 per eent interest. l'ians are being pore-pared for early issue. C B. HOADi.EY & SON. Napif-r and M».>t;j)f„s Auctioneers HAT BOXES, Trunks Cabin Trunks, go to Henry William? ; >.nil Sons, Ltd., Hastings AiNTEJ> KNOWN—AII \'\ of Nc-ains, Oil e.n.i IV!stocked at Cbas. G. CuiiaokVs, next