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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 253, 12 October 1911, Page 8

C. R. Wilson and Co. rpWOVERY CHOK E pRDPERTIES FIRST I (< EN'I'LEMAN'S HOME, comprising I 2 acres, beautifully laid out, fac-I ing the sun : full-size tennis court. | shrubbery, Caere in orchard in full bearing, fiowi'r and vegetable garden, balance in grass, with live fence on al! sides. The bouse contains 9 large looms, well ventilated, consisting of draw ing-ri.om, dining room with side- i board and bookca:.' built i:i. bedrooms, kitchen and laundry, bathroom. | pantry, with every i.-onvenionee. 2 spa-1 eious halls, with linen f ress and wardrobe. w oud and coal room, all under one • roof; hot and cold water service throughout : three larg? verandahs. Outbuildings comprise dairy and storeroom, coachhouse, stable with loft, motor shed, milking shed, pigstye, •’> fowl houses and runs. NOTE. —The house has been built 5 rearsit stands high oil the ground; lift studs; timber consists of heart of total'll, matai, anil red pine. '1 he timber, after being passed by the nrcbitect, was stacked 5 months before being used. The walls are insulated. The paths and yards are all concreted. Artesian water pumped by ram into two |()()-galL tanks; am! the drainage is good. 'l'lie place is in perfect order, and is only JJ-mile from Hastings P.O. bv good road; telephone connection. To effect a sale the price is low. Ouiv cash required to finance this; heaiitifnl home. It will not be on the I market long; so get in early lor particular-. SECOND - CtOODWILL OF LEASE of 53() acres, 25 venrs to run, with o.r.p. clause; acres ploiighable, well fenced and divided !) paddocks; Hi acres bush; permam'iitly watered ; improvements consist of cottage, woolshed and sheepyards; orchard, garden, plenty of shelter, at pr.'simt carrying 2) sheep and 100 head cattle. Rent 7/11. Price goodwill of lease and all improvements, £llO, - per acre; 16 miles from Hastings by good road. This is the best farm at the money on our hooks. FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM - C. R. WILSON " C° AUCTIONEERS a- ESTATE AGENTS, T A T lON T R E F. T , HASTINGS. pO R g ALE. •-ACRE SECTION WITH A CHAIN FRONTAGE TO TWO ROADS (RUNS THROUGH THE BLOCK). FENCED ALL ROUND, WITH AN ARTESIAN MELL, VERY HIGH AND DRY. A BARGAIN AT £l4O

F. MOORE, AGENT AND DEALER, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS ’Phone 236. JJERE’S A gPEC. FOR LAND BUYERS. 1 ftQA ACRES, between Kawhia Harlt)OV hour and Otorahanga Railway Station ; 0.R.1*. Government Price 12/6 per acre; can be freeholded now. Improvements: 560 acres felled anil -n grass, 10 acres fern clearing, 10 acies ploughed and cropped (which has wintered 600 sheep, 30 cattle, and seven horses), balance heavy milling bush ; 7) miles of 7 and 8 wire fencing ; good Hous?, barn, and two whare.r, sheep and cattie yards; the country is hilly, with level tops, well watered, limestone, sandstone and papa formation. Price for interest, only £4 per acre; £l5OO cash, balance terms. Further particulars from — C. MARTIN & CO. PROPERTY SALESMEN, STATION STREET, HASTINGS. P.O. Box 161. ’Phone ISO. Agent for the Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd. £3ARDINER AND jyiUGLAS, MANUFACTURERS’ A FARMERS’ AGENTS, INSURANCE AND SHARE BROKERS : AGENTS FOR WELL-FIRES AND I BUILDING MATERIALS. j LAND AND ESTATE BUSINESS Conducted on Confidential Basis. HAVELOCK PROPERTIES A SITES. Address: FERRO-CONCRETE BUILDINGS, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS