■tar*. *ull«r an* HERE WE ARE AGAIN ! Q/A ACRES, miles from our office; acres in healthy voting apples and pears. Two-roomed comfortable House. Abundance of water. Main road frontage. Rich, beautiful soil. SAY, £250 CASH, balance easy. S' ACRES in Borough, si x-roomed ” House, all outbuildings, hails, sheds, etc. £1560. SAY , £6OO CASH, balance 6?;,. /? ACRES in Borough, high and dry; 6-roomed House; about 2 acres in fruit, balance in grass. £l7OO. SAY, £350 CASH, balance at 6%. -j ACRE, close to Cornwall Park, in - 1 - best residential part of Borough. Two frontages, magnificent outlook. SAY, £lOO DEPOSIT, balance at 6%. Further Particulars on application to BEARD, BULLEN AND CO. SOLE AGENTS - HASTINGS. George Hartshorn. I BEG to advise the General Public that during my absence on Active Service I have arranged' with Mr. F. M. QUIGLEY’, who is well known to most residents of the district, to carry on my business as Manager for me. I feel that under ordinary circumstances I could look for your continued support till my return, but under these special conditions, while representing you in the firing line, as I hope to do, I am sure I can count not only on the continuance of present business, but on your goodwill and determination to direct anything you can to my representative until I resume my place amongst you again. Every section of my business—Land Stock and Commission, Shipping ana Tourist Agency, Accountancy and' Secretarial Departments—will be carried on by Mr. Quigley, who has had experience fully guaranteeing every satisfaction.
The Agency of the ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., will also continue to receive our best attention. The standing of this Company, and the conduct of the business is so well and favourably known that will have no hesitation in supporting me in its affairs. Trusting that after Britain and her Allies have settled Peace terms at Berlin on the lines we look for, I may be permitted to resume my present existing relations, and thanking you in anticipation for your cordial support during my absence, I am, yours faithfully, G. HARTSHORN LAND AGENT, MARKET STREET, HASTINGS. USE yYAIPA £JOAL And avoid the chimney sweep, with all the attendant troubles. ABSOLUTELY THE CLEANEST BURNING COAL ON THE MARKET. Obtainable from ROBERT JJOLT AND gONB HASTINGS. M C LEOD AND GARDNER, L TD TIMBER AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLY MERCHANTS. MARKET STREET, HASTINGS. APPLY TO US FOR ANY BUILDING REQUIREMENTS. BEST MATERIALS. PROMPT ATTENTION. ’PHONE 199.
R RITIBH gAKERY. If you search our present history, there you’ll find New Zealand boys are never behind. With Australians by their side, they will help to turn the tide, And help to build the honour of Old England. Beneath the Red, White and Blue, with hearts so brave and true, They’ll hold their own against all in the far land, And when the war is done, and victory nobly won, What more could build the honour of Old England? If you patronise our Bakery, I think you’ll find' Workmanship will not be behind, With Roberts behind the gun, you will get a loaf and bun That will help to build the honour of our Bakery. O. H. PEARSON. BRITISH BAKERY - HASTING*. HT> STEAM LAUNDRY, Thaokeray street, Napier, _ have now installed all the latest machinery, including the celebrated Prosperity Collar Moulder. Bachelors' Mending done. Office open every day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Country parcels receive prompt attention. Carters call and deliver parcels MONEY to Lend—£l to £25, upon Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable Easy Weekly Instalments.—L. W. Balkiad US. Q»*«« U..»i..l j Hayward’s Picklee of Flag Brand fame Through quality consistent have'built their name, That stands for purity in every sense; And are bought everywhere st small erpense. * Brought right to your door by H. C. RUSSELL. A LL those Delicious CONFECTIONS made from pure ingredients by the well-known firm of : KIRK AND MARKS, I Quality Pastrycooks.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 259, 18 October 1916, Page 8
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