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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 254, 13 October 1911, Page 8

C. R. Wilson and Co. rjHVO VERY CHOICE pROPERTIES FIRST - ( *EN TLEMAN’S HOME. comprising j *■-* 2 acres, beautifully laid out. facing the sun: full-size tennis court, shrubbery, Caere in orchard in full bearing, t'ower and vegetable garden, balance in grass, with live fence on al! sides. Tin- lions’ contains 9 large rooms, well ventilated, consisting of :lrav. ing-rooin, dining room v.ith side board and bookcase built in. •> Itedrinms, kitchen and laundry, bathroom, pantry, with every convenience. 2 spacious halls, with linen press ami ward-] ,-obe, wood and coal room, all under one | roof ; hot and cold wat -r service i throughout; threi- larg ’ verandahs. Outbuildings comprise dairy and storeroom, eom*h!:ou.'e. stable with 10l i, motor shed, milking shed, pig.-tye, fowl houses ami runs. NOTE.- The house Ims be.-m built 5 years; if stands high off the ground: l 111 studs; timber consists oi heart of totara. nialai. and red pirn-. 'I he timber, after being passed by the architect, v. as stm l:ed •') months l.cloro being used. 'The walls lire insulated. The paths and yards are nil comr<‘te.L Artesian wafer pumped by ram into two JOO gall, tanks: and the drainage is gooii. 'The place is in perfect order, and is only J-mile from llastin.gs I .O. liv good road; i.-h-phone < onr.et turn. To effect a sale the price is low. Only GSOO cash required to finance thisbeautiful home. It will not ho on tile market long: so get in early for particulars.

SECOND - /GOODWILL OE LEASE of 53D acres 25 vears to run, with o.r.p. clause: 25!) acres ploughable, well femod ami divided 9 paddocks; 1,(5 acres bush ; permanently watered ; improvements consist of cottage, v. oolshed and sheepvards; orchard, garden, plenty of shelter. at present carrying 2.< sheep and 100 head cat-tie. Rent 7 11. Price Goodwill of 1-ase and all improvements, £ I,'ID, - per acre; 1(5 miles from Hastings by good road. ’This is the best farm at the money on our books. FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM— C. R. WILSON “ C° AUCTIONEERS £- ESTATE AGENTS, £* TAT I O N gTRE ET , HASTINGS.

PO R £4 AL E . 1-ACRE SECTION WITH A CHAIN FRONTAGE TO TWO ROADS (RUNS THROUGH THE BLOCK). FENCED ALL ROUND, WITH AX ARTESIAX WEI.L, VERY’ HIGH AND DRY’. A BARGAIN AT £l4O F. MOORE, AGENT AN!) DEALER, HERETAI’XGA STREET, HASTINGS ’Phone 236. • JJ- E R I<7 ’ S A PE C . FOR LAND BUYERS. 1 I'QTk ACRES, between Knwliia llaihoar ami Otorahunga Railway Station; O.R.P. Governim-nt Price 12/6 per acre; can be freehoided now. Improvements; 560 acres felled and .n grass, 10 acres fern clearing, 10 acres ploughed and cropped (which has \\ interevl 600 sheep, 30 cattle, and seven horses), balance heavy milling bush; 7; miles of 7 and S wire fencing; good House, barn, and tw o v. hares, sheep ami cattle yards; the country is hilly, with level tops, well watered, limestone, sandstone and papa formation. 1 rice for interest, only £4 per acre; £1506 cash, balance terms.

Further particulars from — C. MARTIN & CO. PROPERTY SALESMEN, STATION STREET, HASTINGS. P.O. Box 164. ’Phone ISO. Agent for the Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd. GJARDINER AND JJOUGLAS, MANUFACTURERS’ A- FARMERS’ AGENTS, INSURANCE AND SHARE BROKERS : AGENTS FOR WELL-FIRES AND BUILDING MATERIALS. LAND AND ESTATE BUSINESS Conducted on Confidential Basis. HAVELOCK PROPERTIES A SITES. Address: FERRO-CONCRETE BUILDINGS, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS.