VcarC, ■wfltß tRI C«. g A TUR DAY gALE At their Mart, Hastings. REARD, gULI.EN AND (JO. Will sell DAIRY STOCK. HORSES. PIGS AND POULTRY. 1 Shorthorn-Jersey heifer, just at drop J Jersey-cross cow. close to 2nd calf 2 Jersey-Shorthorn heifers, close to calving 1 dairy cow in profit, calved 1 month 4 cows and heifers springing and in profit 2 Holstein-cross heifers, springing 2 p.b. Jersey heifers with calves at foot 1 Jersey-Shorthorn heifer with call at foot I Shorthorn-Jersey heifer just at drop 1 Holstein-Jersey heifer just at drop 1 Jersey-cross heifer just at drop 1 p.b. Jersey bull, 8 months, by pedigree sire 4 prime fat porkers, 7 weaner pigs weaner pigs, porkers ami store pigs 1 Berkshire sow, to pig 16th inst. to second litter 1 fat porker 125 fat table hens 25 p.b. W’.L. hens, laying 10 Heretaunga hens, champion layers 15 pairs cockerels 10 pairs fat ducks hens with broods of chicks 12 p.b. B.L. pullets, 10 months old 6 pairs I.R. ducks, etc. Tray gig, spring-cart, gig. 1 bay mare, 7 years, to all work Sets gig and cart harness, saddles. 1 horse, cart and harness Set 3-leaf tyne harrows, scarifier, wire netting, garden tools, lot dairy utensils, Baltic separator, 2 churns, lot milk tins and cans, 200-gall. tank, empty sacks, odd timber, etc. Fruit and Produce. —Apples, table, seed and pig potatoes, onions, bran, pollard, barley, oats, chaff, maize, pumpkins, marrows, and fresh vegetables. Also, on account of various clients: A large quantity of Household Furniture and Effects, including some sideboard in oiled rimu, sideboard in kauri, duchess pairs, set ware, linoleum, carpet square, cupboard, chest drawers, chairs, dining tables, bedsteads and mattresses, cot, folding bed, occ. chairs, 6-piece suite iu leather, 3piece suite in nioquet, pictures, overmantel, ornaments, kitchen utensils, and lot of sundries, etc. GEO. BEARD, Auctioneer.
George Hartshorn. G to HARTSHORN LAND AGENT. /•-ROOMED HOUSE, good locality, all 'J modern conveniences, orchard, _hot and cold water, electric light. £750. Small deposit will purchase. 6 -ROOMED NEW BUNGALOW, well laid out, and all modern conveniences ; the best locality in Hastings. £750. Deposit £lOO. BEACH HOUSE, Clip* Grange, a new and well-built place; can be purchased very cheaply for cash. WANTED,/ CLIENT to exchange HOUSE PROPER’FY for desirable FARM, ABOUT 135 ACRES of very best land. •'-ROOMED HOUSE, 5 minutes’ walk from Post Office; every convenience. £575. £5O deposit. A Bargain. WE HAVE PROPERTIES IN ALL PARTS OF THE DISTRICT, And will bo pleased to show intending purchasers round. G EO HARTSHORN LAND, STOCK AND COMMERCIAL AGENT, MARKET STREET, HASTINGS.
M°LEOD AND GARDNER, L™ SAWMILLERS, TIMBER AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLY MERCHANTS, MARKET STREET, HASTINGS. ‘‘ Piopiotea ” Sawmill, Raurimu. Quality THE BEST. Prices THE LOWEST. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. DRY AND DRESSED TIMBERS Our Speciality. Our Stocks include “ POILITE ” ASBESTOS BUILDING SHEETS AND BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY. AGENCIES: “ Crown ” Cement, Craig’s Hydraulic Lime, Royal Exchange Assurance (Fire and Accident).
DON’T ARGUE ! THE HASTINGS BAKERY, LTD. Can supply you with the best Loaf Hastings can produce. The Best Flour Sanitary Bakery Practical Men assure this. The MOST SANITARY BAKERY IN HASTINGS. PHONE 7«. QHAPMAN’S CONFECTIONERY. TEA ROOMS AND SODA FOUNTAIN QPEN 1 Only Pure Fruits and Syrups. JUST YOU TRY’ OUR ICE CREAMS. Highest-class British, American, Continental and Colonia! Confectionery. Address : Nf-Xi / CLOTHING F.iCfoiiV HASTINGS
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 273, 3 November 1916, Page 8
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