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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7145, 24 April 1885, Page 3

Auctioneers C. B. HOADLEY & GO'S SALES AUCTION SALE ENGAgE MENTS. HASTINGS. Thursday, 7th May, Regular Monthly Stook Sale. NAriBB. Wool, Wednesday, 29fch April, fourth wool salo of season. Monthly Land Sale, Wednesday, 29th April Wool, Sheepskins, Tallow, and Hides, every Wednesday, at 12 noon. Entries for above sales can bo made up to respecive dates. Accounts sales rendered immediately after the sale. Cash advances made on Stock entered for auction. Special sales in town and country can be arranged. C. B. HOADLET & CO., AuotionanrH, "^ O O L Cj A L i". O. B. HOADLEY & CO. Will hold their NEXT WOOL SALE AT THE HAWKE'S BAT WOOL BTOKES ON WEDNESDAY, 29th APRIL, At 11 a.m. C. B. HOADLET k CO., Auctioneers. jyjONTHL? j^AND gALE. WEDNESDAY, 29th APKIL, ISBS, At 2.30 p.m. PBEEHOLD SMALL PAEMS. C. B. HOADLEY & CO. Have received instructions from the Eegis£rar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wapier. to sell by public auction, at the Hawke's Bay Wool Stores, on above date, that valuable SO IMPROVED EAEM, beiiiEf Eastern portion of allotment No. 2, subdivision of a porbion of the Heretaonga Block, No. 28, Hastings. This desirable property, lately in tho occupation of Mr Kentish M'Lean and Mr B. Weir, can bo inspected any timo. Terms at Sale. AlsoAdjoining above, under owner's instructions, O(i ACRE FREEHOLD FAEM, ma\f being Western portion of allotment No. 2 subdivision, of a portion of the Heretaivnga Block, No. 28. This is a complete, well situated property, with House, Outbuildings, Artesian Well, &c, formerly owned by Mr Ebbett, and ktely occupied by Mr Woods. The Auctioneers recommend anyone seeking a sound and improving investment to inspeot the property prior to day of sale, as in face of the large returns that may bo anticipated from HOPS, TOBACCO, &c, this exceptional opportunity of acquiring such a handy area in this favored locality should not be lost sight of. Terms will be very easy, viz., quarter cash, balance on term of years at seven per cent. Also, JJ"APIER moWN gECTION, Nj. 353 B, one Quarter Acre, situated in Thackeray-strpet, adjoining Wardrop's Store. This offera an exceptional opportunity of acquiring a Section in this important neighborhood. The valno of * roperty so close to the Eailway Station requires no comment. Terms : One quarter cash ; balance can remain on for term of years at 7 per cent. Also— EMPIRE HOTEL, NAPIER.— Now under lease to Mr W. Mayo, at a good rental, until 6th August, 1888. This is an old estabilisbed house, has one of the best trade connections in Napier, and occupies a position rapidly improving. As an investment it pays a high rate of interest. Terms— One quarter cash; balance in 1, 2 and 3 years, at G per cent. After above — 9 "\y ooi)VILLE T 0 ™ SECTIONS (CENTRALLT SITUATED) Will be offered. Sections 57, 61, 63, and 61, part of sub-section No. 36, situated in Eoss-street. Also— Sections 23. 24 and 41, part of sub-section No. j 37, situated in Ormond-street. Also,— Sections 9 and IS, part of sub-section No. 38. These sites are situated in M'Lean and Ormond streets, directly opposite rural section 75, the proposed situation for the railway station. Several of the above sectiona are valuable corner allotments, and the whole (ire situated in streets that must become important business thoroughfares, irrespective of the final locale of the Uailwy Station, on either of the two proposed sites when decided upon must materially enhance their value. Terms— One-quarter cash ; balance in 3 and 6 monthß. C. B. HOADLET ft CO., Auctioneers. C. B. HOADLEY & COS jgHEEP FOR QALE. CEOSSBEEDS. 2000 Wether Lambs SOO Ewes, aged 200 Wethers, 4-tooth 500 Ewes, full-mouth 1000 Wethers, C-tooth 1100 Ewes, full and broken S'JO Ewes, 4-tooth and fresh, full 500 Wethers, 2 4, and fresh, full COO Ewes, 2-tooth lUOO Ewes, fresh, full 1000 Ewes, broken mouth 500 Ewes, broken mouth MEEINO3, 1000 Ewes, sound, full-mouth 1000 Wethors, sound, f nil-mouth 1000 Ewes, old 1000 Ewes, old 6000 Ewes, full-mouth 5000 Wethers, mixed ages 1000 Ewes, fresh, full 1000 Ewes, 2-tooth 700 Wethers, 4 and 6-tooth. C. B. HOADLET & CO., Stock Agents. MEADOW FESCUE FOR SALE. 1 d (\ SACKS of this Season's XV/V/ (Mr Ormond's). U. B. HOADLET & CO., Agents. MAFS OiT HASTINGS. FOR SALE, a few of these complete Maps, with reference, prepared by C. D. Kennedy. Published by Hoadley, Lyon and Co. Price 10s 6d. DINWIDDIE, WALKER & CO. C. B. HOADLET 4 CO.'S WfJEKLT SALE OV WOOL SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW, HIDES, &o. FOR the Convenience of our Constitents, in the Petane, Wairoa, Mohaka, and Coast Districts, we have arranged with the following Spit Merchants, viz. : — Messrs Kinross and Co. Messes Bichabdson and Co. Messes Murray, Bobbins and Co, Me P. W. Whliams New Zealand Shipping Company To receive (which will entail no further oharges) consignments of Wool, Tallow, Sheepskins, Hides, *0., and forward same to our Town Wool Stores salo at our weekly C. B. HOADLET & CO., Woolbrokers and Auctioneers, Hawke's Bay Wool Stores. O ASTINOS jgHEEP Y AJRDS - C. B. HOADLEY & CO., AUCTIONEEES, BEG- to remind their country friends of the convenience afforded for the disposal of Sheep and other Btock at Hastings. Last season upward* of thirty thousand sheep passed through their centrally situated and commodious yards, affording considerable benefit to those desiring a quick and certain sale for surplus stock. This medium has now become well established, and only requires the continued support of vendors, who will realise the advantages if accorded. The sales will be held flrso Thursday in each month, or oftener if required. Entries can now bo made for next sale. C. B. HOADLET & CO., Stock Agents, Napier and Hastings. TITAWKE'S BAY WOOL STORES LA. NAPIER. C. B. HOADLET & CO. Are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES, on favorable torms. on the ensuing clip of Wool for sale in this market or shipment to London. They act aa SELLING BEOKEES ONLT, and constituents may rely on their best endeavors to obtain the fullest market value for any consignments with which they may be favored. Valuations are carefully made prior to salo, and the various lots are protected up to full market value. The sales will be held fortnightly throughout the season, and every arrangement made for the efficient display of the Wool. Sales of SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, and other produce will be held every Wednesday at noon ai hitherto. C. B. HOADLET & CO,j Wool BioJcers, Hawko'e Bay Wool stor«», Naplw