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Hastings Standard, Volume XI, Issue 5553, 26 July 1907, Page 3

j Boyce, Moore & Co.'s Sales. [ IN THE ; exchange auction mari (Opp. Council Chambers). ; HERETAI/,V<,A-ST. - - 11-\STI\G« i ON j SATURDAY. JULY 27th. [907. At 1.30 p.m. I Spring Cart Mare, 4.vrs, any tria given X Harness Horse. 6yrs old I Bay Hack, 7yrs, saddle or harness J aged Horse, saddle or harness (chestnut.) Entries Invited. And at 3 p.m. Clearing sale of Furniture, includ ing Duchess Chests and Tables Kitchen Tables, Austrian Chairs kitchen Chairs, Double and Singh \Vire-'.voven Mattresses, Wire-wover Stretchers, Kapoc Beds, Rockins. Chairs, Couches, Fenders, Fire-irons Coal Shovels and Hammers, Wash, stands, Linoleums, Carpets. I nearly new Cooking Stove (Dovei No. 8) A I.SO - Brush ware, Tea. Tea Sets, Fruii Sets, Toilet Sets, Teapots, Table Knives, Soap, Wash-up Tins, Toilei Cans, Coflee Mills, Meat Covers, Foot Choppers, Vegetable Slicers, etc. A I.SO- — I Planet jr. Seed Sower, Churns. Slashers, Axes, Grass Hooks, "Rakes Basket-ware, Spades, Shovels, Screens Carpenters' Tools. A t.so - Oilpaintings and Pictures. AI .SO Up-to-Date and Dakota Red Potatoes, Onions, Horse Carrots, Pumpkins, Marrows, Pigs, Poultry, etc. G. B. HOADLEY & SON, LIMITED, I.AEIi & INSTATE AGISTS AUCTION*; ICRS. NAPIER, HASTINGS « GISIJOhNK. Kinßcroiis : Hon. -I. I). Orniond T. k. Cr'.sse I*.. J. Wait J<\ j Jp (;otel 11 J. I<\ I Mitolicr M ANAii 'Xii ] )ji(i.;c n n:s : C. M. Ifoiulloy H. V. 111*»n< 1 ley OLDEST ESTABLISHED LAND AGENCY OF EAST COAST OF N.Z. HAVE FOR SALE real Estates (improved and unimproved), • arying in value up to £IOO,OOO sterling. Principals only are Recognised C. B. HOADLEY & SON, Ltd. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. 11 AS T INGS BU SI N ESS SI T ES. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND, 1907. At 2 p.m. C. B. HOADLEY & SON. LTD., Have received instructions from Maurice Mason, Esq., to offer by Public Auction at the Protestant Hall, Hastings, on above date, PART of Hastings Town Section No. (><), subdivided into 3 Valuable Business Sites, having a frontage to Heretaunga street and being that property which, up to the recent lire, was occupied by Williams and Kettle, Ltd., as o'iices and warehouses. These site* are situated in the heart of the business portion of the rapidly rising town of Hastings, adjoining the railway line, and must command the attention of those in search of a really sound and improving investment. Pin us are being prepared for early circulai ion. Terms Quarter cash, balance any t'me within five years, bearing S ner ( en!, i iterest. C. B. HOADLEY AND SON, Ltd, Auctioneers. MKSSKS WILLIAMS KETTLE will hold a Horse Sale at thei,KA R AMI i YARDS. HASTINGS, < >\ THURSDAY. AUGUST Ist, 1007, ( The day following the Hunt Club Race Meeting;), Wh' n they will offer- - Tnurough'breds, Draughts, Hacks, &c. Sale at T0.30 a.m. ALFRED REID, A nctioneei". Messrs WILLIAMS & KETTLE have received instructions from Mr W. Wall to sell at his farm at "Raureka," on FRIDAY, August 2nd, the following- - 15 Active Draught Horses, 2 Metal Drays (4111 tyre), 2 Scoops, 2 D.F. Ploughs, 2 Sits Disc Harrows, I Express, Hay Sledge. I Massey-Harris Binder, I Mowing Machine, Hay Rake, 2 Gigs, Harness Pony, Collars, flames, Plough Harness, Chaff Bags, Covers, ike., I Fat Cow, 2 Springers. 1500 Sawn White Pine Battens Sale at Noon. ALFRED REID, And iuiif'i r HAVELOCK NURSERIES. SPECIAL NOTICE. 4,000 REAR TREES, 3-years old IN all the leading v.trie; ies, Clean. Strong arid Healthy. All transplanted stuff, and G UARA NTEEI) TRUE TO NAME. Price 9s. per doz. or per 100 Cash Only. ALSO 2,000 3 and 4-years APPLES, In Variety. Equaily Cheap. The Nurseries are fully stocked with all classes of Trees, Shrub>, etc., too numerous to particularise. Call and see tor Yourselves, J. GODDARD, PROPRIETOR IS IT SHABBY? REMEMBER, that a shabby set of harness on the most stylish horse takes pounds off its value. Call on O. BRIGGS, KARAMU ROAD. He will give it a thorough overhaul and make it equal to new. LOST FIFTY POUNDS. Yes, many persons have had this experience through purchasing cheap, shoddy-imported harness. The straps are not strong enough to " pull a mosquito off a window pane." You yoke up to go for an outing. A strap j breaks, horse bolts, smashes the trr>p. You have had an " outing." Out of the trap, out of pocket, lucky to be out of bed in ten weeks. Moral : Buy a set of BRIGGS' Hand-made Harness. Guaranteed to ' wear and stand the test of time. C. BRIGGS, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, "L r _\r>A\fT T W \ FI