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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 190, 29 July 1911, Page 12

Lundon, Stewart & Ce., Ltd. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE At the Farm. NGATARAWA, TUESDAY. AUGUST Ist, 1911, At 12 Noon. Lundon, stewart & co,. LTD., instructed by Mr. Robt. Soweisby, who lias disposed of his Earm Properties, will sell as above the whole of his

QTOCK. HORSES. IMPLEMENTS, etc., absolutely without reserve, comprising : —3OO mixed sex hoggets, 150 woolly mixed sex hoggets, 220 forward wethers. 50 2-t.ooth wethers, 100 fat ewes, 250 s.m. ewes in lamb, 150 2,4, 6 and 8-tooth ewes in lamb, 14 draught horses (10 mares, 4 geldings) 4 to 9 years, br. cob (5 years saddle), 2 half draught nnbroken geldings (3 years), 2 unbroken draught geldings (3 years), 1 iron whare on wheels (lined), 1 5-ton block waggon, I 4-ton spring waggon, 5 leaf set tyne harrows, McCormick reaper and binder, Noxon reaper and binder, 3 d.f. ploughs. Cambridge roller, disc harrows, spring dray, 2 tarpaulins, 13 coulter McCormick drill, swingle bars, 400 empty sacks, I set dray harness, set spring dray harness, set cart, harness, 10 Worse covers, 15 collars, hames and winkers, leading harness and plough chains, sundries, tools, etc. ; 1 cow, calved 1 month, very good.

On account Farm Manager.

Horse, gig and harness, bacon pig, 2 sheep dogs. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

Auctioneers’ Note. —Mr. Sowersby’s instructions are that the whol« of the above shall go to the highest bidder; no other entries will be taken for this sale.

PERCHES, corner section, • close to town. Only £9O.

IROOD 10 perches, Charles Street, high and dry, good locality. Price £lO5. Quarter cash, balance easy terms.

Q_l ACRES, Whakatu, Havelock2 Napier road, 1 acre orchard, with 9-roomed house, all conveniences. Only £550. Half cash, balance easy terms.

Q ACRES, Fitzroy Avenue, only “ £lB5 per acre. Easy terms. A Good Piace to go if you want to buy or sell — Lundon, stewart and co. LTD. Fred King. Land nepnrtment. It W p ATEI{SOX & co - HERETAUNGA STREET (Opposite corner to Ballinger Bros.) HASTINGS. FOR SALE. A BARGAIN —225 Acres Freehold, good dairying land, situated near Woodville; at present 150 head of big cattle. Large dwelling house and unusually large outbuildings with every convenience ; could easily milk 100 cows. Price £2B per acre, including milking plant. Cash required only £750 ; balance in 7 years at 5 per cent. Owner would probably accept Hastings residential property in lieu of cash.

6 -ROOMED HOUSE, corner see- ' tion, 3 minutes’ walk from P. 0., pantry, scujlery, bath, veyafldah, washhouse, copper, tubs set in, hot and cold water throughout, loose box, trapshed, harness room, asphalt paths, full £-acre. An ideal home. Price £llOO. Cash £3OO, balance on mortgage. ’ HOUSE, 12 minutes’ walk from P. 0., bath, linen press, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs set in, hot and cold water, all under one roof, gas, gas stove, artesian, full |-acre. Price £500; cash £220, balance Government mortgage at 4.1 per cent. Cheapest place in Hastings.

NOTHER CHANCE—4-roomed house, bath, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, gas, 27 perches land, 3 minutes’ walk from P. 0., lawn, garden, etc. Price only £370

JpRASER AND J> ULL, Insurance & General Commission Agents, BROWNING STREET, NAPIER, Agents Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd., Canton Insurance Co., Ltd. TO LET, House, 5 rooms, Edward street; House, on hills; House, Marine Parade, Napier. TO LEND, £3OO on freehold security.