TO LET OR LEASE r[lo LET, Furnished Bedroom, central. A- For address, apply Tribune Office, Hastings. Opt) LET, 3-roomed Cottage; rent 9/-; ■*- Karamu road, Hastings. Apply R. Webb, Mahora. fI tO LET, 4-roomed House, ail conveniences, centre of town, )-acre. —Apply Box 238, Hastings. rpo LET, new 6-roomed House, hot -*• and cold wat >r, concrete walks, electric light, every convenience.—Apply Hurst, Tailor, Hastings. TO LET, very comfortable 5-roomed House, good locality, rent 30/- per week. —-Apply A. W. Symons, Station street, Hastings. to Let, 5-roomed House, ’’ in good locality; low rental. — Geo. Hartshorn, Market street, Hastiogs. 1 1 10 LET, 8-roomed House in South- -*• atnptou street, hot and cold water, electric light, all conveniences.—Apply Major Gascoyne, 201 Nelson street, Hastings. OPO LET, from November Ist, Brick A Shop, centre of village, Havelock North ; low rental. Apply, Foster Brook, Bookseller, Hastings. fTIO LET, Nice little 3-roomed Dwelling, back premises of Madame Parker, Avenue road (near Railway Station, Hastings : kitchen and all conveniences. Rent, 12/- per week. TO LET OR LEASE. fr-ROOMED HOUSE m Gray’s road, with conveniences 12/6; 5-roomed House in Karamu road, with conveniences, 14/-; 14 Rooms, Queen street, 10/-; 20-acre Dairy Farm as going concern, close to town, low rental. H. J. KING AND CO., HERETAUNGA STR F.ET, H A STINGS. TO LET. 6 -ROOMED HOUSE with all conveniences, and one acre of land, situated in best part of Hastings, 25/-; also FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, every convenience, 18/-. A. AV. SYMONS, STATION STREET, HASTINGS. WANTED TO PURCHASE.
Vy ANTED, Fresh Eggs; 1/1 doz. ’ ’ cash on delivery.—Kirk and Marks. WANTED, for a Client, 25 to 50 Acres good Dairying Land, with up-to-date dwelling. Apply Geo. Hartshorn, Market street, Hastings. T/V"ANTED to Buy, Secondhand ’’ Incubator in first-class order; state p?ice, capacity and maker. —Box 262, Post Office ? Hastings.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE. "ILfOTOR CAR EXCHANGE.—Fiveseater Car, guaranteed good order, valued £175, will exchange for (with cash to boot) 5-seater with self-starter. —“Car,” Tribune Office, Hastings. ANTED~Tb EXCHANGE - for a small Dairy Farm, a nice property close to town, comprising 3) ACRES with FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE and conveniences, one miles from Hastings Post Office. Price £950. Owners’ Equity, £B5O. i H. J. KING AND CO., ’Phone 794, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. HOUSE comprising 5 rooms and every convenience, all under one roof, situated at Port Ahuriri, Harbour Board lease; rent £6 12/- yearly; house let at 18/- per week. Price £3BO, part building society mortgage; or would exchange for house in Hastings.—Apply early to C. R. WILSON X- CO. (GILL BROS.), Property Salesmen and Auctioneers, Station street, Hastings. I HALT ’ EYES FRONT i ACRES Freehold Sheep <fc Cattle I Farm, Eketahuna, fronting main road Originally heavy bush, but now all in grass ; 80 acres stumped and ploughed. Dwelling, shed with machines, dip, yards, etc. All fenced and subdivided. Winters 1700 sheep and 100 head of cattle ! Price £l6 10/- £3OOO cash, balanca easy terms Apply for further particulars, || RATH WAITE AND HUSTINGS FOR HIRE, Daisy Vacuum Cleaner, 5/- per day delivered.—L. Leeves, Chimney Sweep, Seiwood road, Hastings. ’Phone 327. THIS WEEK ! —Great Money-saving chance for Men! See windows.— Dunkley, the High-class Tailor, Hastings. i
T ADIES are awfully p'eased with bargains.—Allan's Drapery Sale, Arts Crafts Shop, Union Blank Buildings, Hastings. WANTED, Motorists to know we are agents for the famous Goodrich Tyres.—T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hast- ; prTH NOVEMBER is again upon us! We have opened up a good range of English and Chinese Fireworks, ranging in price from a Penny to a Shilling each. A special assorted box for 2/6. i PRATT’S, NAPIER AND HASTINGS. gT^v eeks ’ I Out on his own for CYCLES. I Largest stock in Hastings. Must sell to make room for New Stocks just arriving. No reasonable offer refused. Old Cycles taken as Part Payment for New ones. j BIRMINGHAM CYCLE COMPANY, i HASTINGS. ' SPECIAL OFFER, Men’s Tailormade Suits. See windows. —Dunkley, the High-elass Tailor, Heretaunga street, Hastings. WESTERMAN & CO., Hastings.— Snow White Panamas, all sizes, all shapes, 13/6, 15/6, 19/6, 25/6; Unbleached Panamas, 17/6, 21/-, 25/-; Boys’ and Youths’ Panamas, 6/11, 8/11, all new shapes in Straws just to hand. WESTERMAN & CO., Hastings.— Khaki Shirts 4/11, 5/6, 6/6, light ground Harvard Working Shirts 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, Navy Drill and Striped, Shirts 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, Cottonade Shirts, (great wearers) 5/6, 5/11, Khaki j Striped Shirts 5/6. ■^YTESTERMAN - &~CO^ _ Hastings 7— » ’ Men’s Black Cashmere Socks 1/pair, All-Wool Colonial make Socks 1/6, fine summer-weight Mercerised Socks in al. colours 1/- pair, lots of Socks suitable for soldiers in stock.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 271, 1 November 1916, Page 1
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