LOST AND FOUND. F” ShYpT^T’Linib.—the ner can have same on paling expenses. —H. W. Marshall, Pakovvhai. FOR SALE AND TO LET. FOR SALE. —Gentleman’s up-to-date Residence at Hastings, excellent paddocking, and well laid out grounds ; grand oppoi tunity to acquire splendid home. —Apply R. Brathwaite and Son, Hastings. FOR SALE, secondhand, single-seated Lady’s Phaeton, in splendid order. —R. Sorenson, Coachbuilder, Hastings. I~POR SALE, some Dairy Cows and Heifers. —Apply to Al. I). Kyle, Louie street, Hastings. FOR SALE, good young Cow, springing.—A If.’Masters, Seiwood road, Hastings. J’ 3ORSALE, _ quiet staunch Cob, and ’ Gig and Harness.—Apply Wm. Heslop, 300 Nelson street, Bastings. 171 OR SALE, a few loads of threshed I’ve Grass Flay, delivered Hastings.—Apply sharp, “ Hay,” Tribune Office, Hastings.
SALE, secondhand Motor Cycle in splendid condition. —Apply, J. E. Jones, Dominion Cycle Works, Heretaunga street, Hastings.
WANTED TO SELL, prime Oaten Sheaf Chaff at low prices, from 3/6 a sack.—T. Clarkson, Queen street, Hastings. TO LET. WELL-LIGHTED OFFICES in Station Street, Hastings, recently occupied by Rush and James. —Apply, “ TRIBUNE ” OFFICES. SALE, at Havelock North, very nice Cottage and J-acre Land; 4 rooms, bathroom and scullery, every convenience; hot water service, etc. — Apply for particulars, Gardiner and Douglas, Hastings. SALE, secondhand Bradley Gig, leather trimmings and patent axle.—R. Sorenson, coachbuilder, HastFOR SALE. K QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS, 5 chains fronting St. Aubyn street, 2j chains Princess street, arid 2} chains Willow Park road, Hastings. Terms: £250 cash, balance in 3 years at 4 percent.
J. J. FRITCH LEY*, Proprietor, 205 Ellison road, Hastings
A RARE NIBBLE! —3j acres very rich land, high and dry, 3 paddocks, 100 fruit trees in full bearing, mostly apples and pears, 9 years old. The lot only £l-50; £125 cash, balance 5 years at 5j per cent. First in gets this. —Applv sharp, C. B. YVILSON AND CO.. HASTINGS. SIX MILES FROM NAPIER, AND OVERLOOKING INNER HARBOUR. QO.l ACRES LAND, with NEW 7002 ROOMED HOUSE and Shed. There are 25 ACRES IN ORCHARD, sif well-grown trees, now carrying a large crop of pears, peaches, plums, apples, and apricots. There is also a good crop of pumpkins, tomatoes, maize and potatoes. For Price and Terms, apply— Q - JgRENCHLEY, BOX 185, POST OFFICE* NAPIER.
Double-Width Casement cloths 1/-yard, worth 1/6 and 1/9; others in popline, cream, tussore, and huff' shades, 1/6 yard.— West'', man and Co. TkON’T give your friends and relat'ions unsuitable presents; thej will not appreciate them. Spaceman's have a glorious selection of good useful presents—things that will be, always in demand. Come and make a round oi our shop before going elsewhere. —THE BIG GREY-HORSE is waiting to welcome you. W. L. Spackman, Ltd.
WE make a specialty of our English Harness, and we have a large stock at assorted prices. We can satisfy all buyers at Spackman’s, Ltd., the shop with the BIG GREY’ HORSE, Napier.
" THE GREAT ENGLISH PIANO.’’ • 4 ffIHE unrivalled qualities of the -*- Arthur Allison Pianofortes, which have recently been developed to such a degree that it justly- deserves the title of the ‘ Great English Pianoforte.’ ” (vide London Daily Mail, Sept., 1905) May be obtained for net cash or on thieasiest time payment from Chas. Marti’ and Co., Station street. Hastings
BEST Separator Butter lid per lb, Cream of Tartar (99 per cent.) 1/1 per lb, Bi-Carh. Soda Ijd per lb. —Look out for our cart.
HAWKE’S BAY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., HASTINGS. yy r ’JO supplies you with meat?—it< ’ » .Nelson's Butchery, Karamu road, Hastings, where you can rely or getting the primest of Ox Beef, etc. Cleanliness in every way. Civility and attention. See foi yourse’ves. Prices right. ’Phone 423
JOHN RICH. Karoola Orchard, ** HAVELOCK N., is now supplying
TOMATOES, APPLES, * PEACHES, At Lowest Wholesale Rates, put on train at Hastings Station. Send your orders along, and I will see you get good value for your money. ALEXANDRA COLLEGE OF MUSIC. IF sufficient inducement offers. Mme. LEHMANN u ill visit' HASTINGS for the purpose of teaching the NAUTON METHOD OF PIANO PLAYING. Quick system —not vamping. Fees £2 2-. in advance, for complete course of 8 lessons. Apply by letter to Tennyson Street, Napier. Telephone number 395. \’’(>U should see the lovely selection of Ladies’ Bags and Fancy Leather Goods kept at the shop with the BIG GREY HORSE, Napier; and so cheap, too 1
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 46, 7 February 1912, Page 1
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