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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 8148, 28 April 1885, Page 3

Auctioneers : C. .iCIrOADLEY &_£(yS_BJ*r,Eß~" A TTCTIGN SALE EXGAOfXX MENTS. HASTINGS. Thursday, 7th ft' ay, Regular Monthly/- Stock Sale. NAPIBE. Wool, Wednesday, 29th April, fourth wool eala of season. Monthly Land SjJe, Wednesday, 29t h April Wool, Sheepski ; a, Tallow, and Hii iea, overy Wednesday, at 12 noon. Entries for aborve sales can be vaa.de up to respecive date*. Accounts Bales rendered Immecfiately after tie sale. Cash advances madeon Stook entered for niwtion. Special sales in town andconntrycanbeiirra-.iged, C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Auctioneer*!, "\y o o l jg _, l £ G. B. HOABLEY & CO. Will hold their NEXT WOOL SALE AT THE HAWJCE'S BAY WOOL STORES ON WEDNESDAY, 29r: h APRIL, At 11 a.m. C. B. HOADLj BY ft CO., Auctioneers. jyjONTHLF J^AMD <^ALE. WEDNESDAY, 29th jLPRIL, 1883, At 2.30 p.m. PREEHOLD SMALL FARMS. C. B. HOADLBT & CO. Have eeeived instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Napier, to sell by public auction, at the Hawke's Bay Wool Stores, on above date, that valuable O/\ AC"RE IMPROVED FAEM, P™— ' beine: Eastern portion of allotment No. 2, subdivision of a portion of the Heretaanga Block, No. 28, Hastings. This desirabla property, lately in the occupation of 'Mv Kentish M'Lean and Mr B. Weir, can be insipeeted anytime. j Terms at Sale. Also— Adjoining above, under owner's instructions, <2(\ ACRE FREEHOLD FAEM, t»m*~r being Wostern portion of nllotmont No. 2 subdivision, of a portion of the Heretauuga Block, No. 28. This i 8 a complete, well situated property, with Bouse, Outbuildings, Artesian Well, &c. formerly owned by Mr Ebbett, and lately occupied by Mr Woods. Ihe Auctioneers recommend anyone seeking a sound and improving investment to inspect the property prior today of sale, as in face of the large retnrns that may be anticipated from HOPS, TOI^ACCO, 4c, this exceptional opportunity of acquiring such a handy area in this favored locality shoui'd not he lost sight of. Terms -\vill he very easy, viz., quarter cash, balance on term of years at seven per cent. JTAPIEE rriOWN jgECTION, No. 35S B, one Quarter Acre, situated in Thackeray-street, adjoining Wardrop's Store. This offers an exceptional opportunity of acquiring a Section in this important neighborhood. The valne of Property so close to the Railway Station rerpu'res no comment. Terms : One quarter cash ; balance can remain on for teiun. of years at 7 per cent. Also— EMPIRE HOTEL, NAPIER— Nov t under lease to Mr W. Mayo, at a good rental, until 6th August, 1888. This is an old esti ibilisbed house, has one of the heat trade cor mections in Napier, and occupies a position ra] >idly improving. As an investment it pa. ya a high rate of interest. Terms- -One quarter cash j balance in 1, 2 and 3 years, at C per cent. After above — 10 W oaDmLE T 0 ™' SECTIONS (CENTRALLY SITUATED) Will be offered. Sections 57, 61, 03, and 64, part of sub-soction No. 3G, situated in Ross-street. Also— Sections 23, 24 and 41, part of sub-section No. 37, situated in Ormond-street. Also, — ■Sections 9, 18 and 36, part of sub-section No. 38. These sites are situated in M'Lean, Ormond and Ross stroets.directly opposite rural section 75, the proposed situation for the railway station. Several of the above sections are valuable corner allotments, and the whole are situated in streets that must become important business thoroughfares, irrespective of the final locale of the Railway Station, os either of the two proposed sites when decided upon must materially enhance their value. Terms— One-quartor cash j balance in 3 and 6 months. c. bThoadlet & co., Auctioneers. HASTINGS MONTHLY STOCK SALE. TMPOIITA~NT CjALE OF "TO r ELL XJKED £)ATTLE. THUBSDAY, 7th MAY, 1885, At 2 p.m. C. B. HOADLEY AND CO. Have received instructions from N. E. Beamish, Esq., to sell by public auction, on above date, at Hastings, a draft from the well-bred Okawa herd, consisting of— f»f\ SPAYED COWS AND \J *\*r HEIFERS, in forward condition f|A STOBE BULLOCKS 20 cows Also, on others' account— 100 HEAD MIXED Q UIET CATTLE QHEEP TTOBSES. As this will be one of the most important sales of the season, other entries are solicited for the purpose of making the sale still more attractive to buyers. C. B. HOADLEY & JO., Auctioneers. C. B. HOADLEY & COS CHEEP EOE gALE. CROSSBREDS. 2000 Wether Lambs 500 Ewes, aged 200 Wethers. 4-tooth 500 Ewes, full-mouth 1000 Wethers. C-tooth 1100 Ewes, full and broken 500 Ewes, 4-tooth and fresh, full 600 Wethers, 2 4, and fresh, full 600 Ewes, 2-tooth 1000 Ewes, fresh, full 1009 Ewes, broken mouth I 500 Ewes, broken mouth MERINOS, 1000 Ewes, sound, full-mouth 1000 Wethers, sound, fall-mouth 1000 Ewes, old 1000 Ewes, old eOOO Ewes, full-mouth 5000 Wethers, mixed ages I 1000 Ewes, fresh, full I 1000 Ewes, 2-tooth 700 Wethers, i and 6-tooth. C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Stook Agents. MEADOW FESCUE FOR SALE. ~ ~1C%C% SACKS of this Season's XVV (Mr Ormona's). C. B. HOADLEY Sc CO., Agents. MAWd Oi!" HASTINGS. FOE SALE, a few of these complete Maps, with reference, prepared by C. D. I Kennedy. Published by Hoadley, Lyon and Co. I Price 10s 6d. DINWIDDIE, WALKER & CO. HAWKE'S BAY WOOL STORES NAPIER. C. B. HOADLEY * CO. Are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES, on favor, able terms, on the ensuing clip of Wool for sole in this market or shipment to London. They aot as SELLING BROKERS ONLY, ana constituents may rely on their best endeavors to obtain the fullest market value for any consign, ments 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 as hitherto. C. B. HOADLEY ft CO., Wool Brokers, Sawko's 9ft7 Wool Sto* Mw