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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 261, 8 October 1912, Page 8

| David Whyte and Co., Ltd. I - ! PRELIMINARY UNRESERVED '■ALE < H-' HOUSE- ’ HOLD ITR.WITHEA- EFFE( TS , AT THEIR IDMHH. QUEEN -GREET. HASTINGS. ! FRIDAY. 11U. OCTOBER. 1912. ’ At p.m. . lAAVJD WHYTE AM) CO LID. will -ell as above, on account oi I gentleman leaving Hastings and othei i clients, the Contents ot a 5-roomed ! Duelling, etc., without reserve. i FELL DETAILS LA IER i DAVID WHYTE. Managing Dirertoi ;G, ■'.«). BEARD. .1 uctioneer. : ryo ACRES i.f Dairying Land. 4 01 a I • mile from creameiv, school 2} i miles; 7 paddocks, well watered: six [cowbails, new dairy ; 8-roomed House. I £56 per acre. Terms arranged. j pj. ACRES and 8-roomed House, with L* 4 every possible convenience ; gas in house. Price only £lBOO. I SALEABLE 1-ACRE SECTIONS, on i ’ the Tramway Route. Heretaunga i street, Hastings, from £lO5 to £lB5 [each. O' N HAVELOC K ROAD — J-aer® Sections, £OO, high and dry. I J.-ACRE in Lawrence street, £B5. I 4 1 I OQ ACRES Good Dairying Land, well [*-*'•' watered, close to sclioo 1 and J creamery, near Havelock. £6O per acre. CHEAPEST PROPERTY LN I HASTINGS. I | 4-ROOMED HOUSE, with hall, veranj tlali. washhouse, etc., with full J1 acre section, in highest part of bor- | ottg’i. Price £350. Terms: £5O deposit. balance arranged. i£)AVID yyiiYTE A £*O., JM ’D . 1 JAM) HASTINGS.

ALE BY RUCTION OF J|UILDI.NG gITES ON THE JJAVELOCK J.JILLS. Till’. PICK Ol' THE DISTRICT. AGN lEK ENT yMEWS. AM) J OCALITY. ADJOINING WOODFORD HOUSE, AM) (LOSE IO PROPOSED PRESBYTERIAN LADIES’ COLLEGE. <5O SECTIONS O 0 VARYiNG FROAI I A( RE UPWARDS Terraces tor Lawns and Gardens. One Section reserved for Bowling Green. Tennis and Croquet Lawns. NOTE. This land has a shingly subsoil. Dry nailer foot in winter. Mo-t parts are well sheltered from the N.W. winds bv the adjoining ridge, and make A BSOLITELY THE Fl NES 1 J-’REJ ['-GROWING LAND IN HA\ ELOC’K NORTH. TERMS EAsY. AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS. QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS, ON MONDAY, llth OU'IOBER, 1912, AT A.M. Aho, at same tint? and place: FOUR t-ACRE SECTIONS in Southampton Street, near Public School. FOUR 4-ACRE SECTIONS in Lyndon Road, adjoining the above, and close to Public School. Plans and further particulars from DAVID WHYTE AND CO., L'l'D-, Auctioneers, Hastings.

Haise and Co. HALSE AND CO. LAND A- FINANCIAL AGENTS, QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. I Q ACRES of rich flat, divided into 2 paddocks; 2 acres in winter apples, 1 acre in onions, 6 acres newly laid down in rye. Ail well fenced and watered. NEW 2-ROOMED WHARE, with first-class range. Only 2J miles from Hastings P.O. PRICE £gs PER ACRE. £2OO CASH. This is one of the very best small areas we have been privileged to offer, and we invite early enquiry. TO OWNERS. \VE have genuine enquiries foi ’’ FREEHOLDS in Hawke’s Bay, front 2<) to suo acres, and shall be obliged if intending sellers will forward particulars.

F. C. Hartshorn. FX.HLIRTSHORN LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, STATION STREET (NEXT P. 0.), HASTINGS. £5O WILL SECURE FOR A THRIFTY WORKING-MAN A NICE COMFORTABLE HOME: _j_-ROOMED HOUSE, washhouse, full -lacro comer section. artesian well, situated in splendid locality. PRICE £-250. Cash required. only £5O , balance as rental. another real SNIP. — -ROOMED HOUSE, short distance 1 from town ; bathroom, washhouse, topper ami tubs built in; full J-acre section, "ell fenced ail riiui’d. PRICE ONLY flii'l Easy Terms.