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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 177, 10 July 1916, Page 8

] J. A. Miller. ! J pUKETAPU gTOCK g ALE - I MONDAY, JULY 17th, 1916, | At this Sale I will offer, on account of John Bicknell, Esq., of Puketapu, his I Dairy Herd of 15 cows (guaranteed), ' also Sundries comprising milk cans, 60 gallon separator, waggonette, 4 express horses, and 3 unbroken horses. EARLY ENTRIES FOR, THIS SALE , ARE REQUESTED. I J. A. MILLER, Auctioneer. I jjastings yY OOL > S KIN AND j H IDE S ALE WEDNESDAY, JULY 12ih, 1916. EARLY ENTRIES SOLICITED. J. A MILLER. Auctioneer. pOR OR pXCHANGE. 50-ACRE FARM IN CLIVE DISTRICT. All in English grass and all ploughable. ' About half fiat, balance easy ploughi able land. | TWO-ROOMED WHARE and large ! shed. 1 This farm is beautifully situated and lis near the sea. It is a good mixed farming proposition. PRICE jgzj.o JO/- PER ACRE. Owner will entertain a first mortgage or town property as part exchange. SOME CASH WANTED. Applv to J. A. MILLER AUCTIONEER - HASTINGS. N.Z. Loan & Mer. Agency Co.. Ltd. 350 ACRES FREEHOLD. | BETWEEN NAPIER AND HASTINGS I FINEST SHEEP AND CATTLE i COUNTRY IN HAWKE’S BAY. Healthy and free from noxious I weeds. 1 ; Best grass land obtainable. Soil consists of a rich chocolate loam, some ' feet deep, on limestone formation, hills and rich flats, practically all ploughable. I Carrying capacity, 4 sheep, . besides cattle, now wintering 1000 breeding ewes, 25 head of cattle. I Buildings comprise SEVEN-ROOME D DWELLING, dairy, cowshed, motor garage, woolsheds hud new machines, i dip, stockyards, orchard and plantation. 1 The situation is quite unique, being less than half-an-hour’s run by car from Napier or Hastings, close to three freezing works and two saleyarde. I PRICE £27 PER ACRE- ! PART CASH, BALANCE AT 5J%. / STOCK AT VALUATION. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE i AGENCY CO., LTD.. | HASTINGS. ! JJAEREMAI JTJAIRY, ’Phone 726. HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS (Next Cunnold’s). Supplies long-felt want. Always oh hand FRESH MILK, BUTTER, CREAM. CREAM CHEESES. HUMANISED MILK AND EGGS In abundance. . Quality guaranteed. Carts deliver to any part of the town. I Hours: 8.30 a.m. to 6.15 p.m. | yfy T AKE AND {ML. ' HKHKTAIINGA STREET. lIASTINGB Established 1860. Fba Oldest-established Firm of Timber ' Merchants iu Hawke's Bays. R OBT HOLT & SONS ! SAWMILLERS, TIMBER MERCHANTS, JOINERY MANUFACTURERS. BUILDERS AND □OAL * FIREWOOD MERCHANTS. Sawmill*: Puketitiri and Keraru. Yards: THACKERAY STREET. NAPIER. CORNER STATION STREET AND ST. AUBYN STREET, HASTINGS. We can supply at the shortest notice the following building and fencing materials: Timber. Joinery, Mouldings. Galvanised. Corrugated Iron, Spouting, R’dging, Nails, Blocks, Posts, Strainers, Battens. Lime, Cement, Glass, Paints, end Builders’ ironmongery. Large stocks of the following Coals st our Hastings Yard: —Newcastle, Wsstport, Wai pa, Taupiri. BO BERT HOLT AND BONg IVTONEY Lent Privately and in - T - i - Strictest Confidence upon Approved Note of Hand. Also upon Household Furniture. Pianos (without removal), repayable bv Easv Weekly PaymentsEnclose stamp for reply.—L. W. Balkind. 119. Queen street. Hastings. OPENING NOTICE. Tt/|RS. A. DUNN begs to notify the JvA public of Hastings that she has opened a Confectioneryßusiness in shop formerly occupied by Gatenby, Chemist, ' Heretaunga street (opposite Douglas* New Theatre). HoVPiea and Coffee and Cordials at all hours. HOT- WATER BOTTLES that never . leak, and last for years, are manu- f factored by the North British Rubber Company, and are fitted with “Unique” ( HnM hw <ll Hiemith j ANTED to Cienr. Men’s Trousers ’ ’ from 6/9 upwards at C. Koorey’s, i ■ Hastings. i