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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 226, 27 August 1912, Page 8

’ J. A. Millar. f JINGLANDS jtJALE. THURSDAY. AUGUST 29th. 19)2. 7'i pnue Mt eiwM 40 ;.<t <*up» 2 J fat ewes .'to fat -.M'lhers 20 dairy heifers and cows, springing j 2 > P.A. «. row and | Highland ■J“> J. jsc; and .1 ersey «-rt»«ss heifers, ! -pringing, all from best d«irv 1 >lo<Y \ BARGAIN AT CLIVE. ; - a 1-ACHE. 5-ROOMF.I) HOUSE, m nj- ,■* le-y. 5-stalled stable, shed, |. 'lolls '. artesian well; right in township. ONLY I'lWf. J. A. MILLER. ALEX. MILLER LAND AND STOCK AGENT. ■%, Prepared undertake Vaiuauons and Cominis»ione. TELEPHONE 981, ; P O. BOX I<J9, HASTINGS. i ABSOLUTELY' THE CHEAPEST FARM IN HAWKE'S BAY. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. MUST BE SOLD. irl ACRES. O.R.P. Rent £3l 12 - A-VA.. half-yearly, P C £8 10; 2 miles from railway fetation, school, and store; 2 New Houses, every modern conveniences, stables, loose Lox, sheds, etc.j engine-rt Kim, 3 single-bucket L.K.G. plant, boiler, engine, circular saws, strain pump; c.ery possible convenience for washing up, scaMiog pigs, etc.: covered-in milk Etand ; permanent water sdpply; 120 acre# in grass, balance good bush. 3 acres ploughed, SO acres ploughable. The freehold can ba purchased in t» years. Price £l3 per acre; cash £BOO, balance 5 per cent, tor 2'l y«»a-s. Cons, etc., can bo had at valuation. This is a chance not ba lon. Get fuller particulars from CHAS. MARTIN AND CO., STATION STREET, . HASTINGS. L3I “ rpHE rpRIBUNE ** IS OBTAINABLE EVERY EVENTNS AT

IWAFIER—AII Neweagenta. W. J. McGrath fihelriwnnare SUL The Trocadero. H. Hare, storekeeper, Hastings st. 8* Railway Bookstall PORT AHURIRI—-McCarthy ft Co., Tebaeconista. A. Thompaon, Grocery Store. WESTSHORE—IfcVicar’s Store. HASTINGS—AD Newsagents and several of the Fruiterers. Hathersll, Willow 1 Park road. | Harper, Karaznu road. Lynch ft Son, Storekeepers, Start* ford Lodge. Railway Bookstall COUNTRY DISTRICTS. GREENMEADOWS—CoIwiII Bros. MEANEE—N. J. Wakeley. PAKOWHAI—Kant and Doooraa. OLlVE—Cashing Bros. FERNHILL—Gunibley and Sons MARAEKAKAHO—F. NonnL HAVELOCK—C. Hampton. E. S. Harris. i’UKEHOU-G. Priest. 'WANE—W. Malanour. WAIPAWA-Thoa. 'nwaapeon. L. Pratley. W. J. PeUow. Loens. . Railway Bookstall. riKOKlNO—Roach's Stas* (on arriral of coach). ONG A ONG A— J. WolstenholsM (OS arrival of coach). MAKARETU-C. Rosser (oa arrival el coach). PETANE-J. B. Arnott* ESKDALE—A. King.

■‘rjlHl qpRIBUNI" ! 18 DELIVERED IN ALL PARTS OS i HAWKE’S BAY. ! ” HAWKE S BAY TRIBUNE.** ' SvatscßiPTiosfe 6 6 per quarter delivered m town and suburbs, or 10/per quarter in advance, josted to anj part of the Dominion. Notices of discontinuance as subscrib- . -rs must be ix WEiii.XG. AnvEßTisxMtNi'# under the following J classes —W*sthi, To Let. Foe Saiat, ' Lost axd Focxn. Phisosai., Bo.van ax» ' Residence—are inserted at the rate of ' 18 words for 1 or three consecutive insertions for 2 6 cash paid in advance. Births. Af %rri a<;i s. and Deaths. 2 6 each insert cm ; Fi sebal Notices. extra. Th-jse advertisements must be signed by the advertiser. Replies to advertisements wdl he received at the offite of the Ttttßr>» free of charge. Instructions as to tbo insertion or .withdrawal of advertisements in the Tatarse must be is wnmxc. The Proprietors do net hold themselves responsible for nou-msertion of advertisements through accident or from other causes. Trt.r.Fnnxrs Napier Exchange 740