FUR SALE, "EYOR SALE, I’loyel Piano, the famous! French piano, this is a beauty; price £ll2.—See it at Don’s, Sole Agents, Hastings. IJOR SALE, 7-8 H.P. Indian Motor Cycle, in good order. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply YV. Brimer, 1210 Caroline road, Hastings. yiOR SALE, Peaches, Nectarines,: Plums, Tomatoes, Apples, Pears, i Potatoes, etc. All fresh daily.—Beard, Bullen and Co., Hastings. A SNlP.—Practically new Bungalow, ' 4 rooms, all conveniences, near Cornwall ParK. corner section; £650, and £BO deposit will purchase.— C. Russell, Land Agent, Station street, Hastings. "EYOR SALE: Bargain, 16-20 7-seater S.P.A. Italian Motor Car, equal to new throughout; wire wheels, two spares. Apply Pothan and Powdrell, Market street, Hastings. HERE’S A SNIP FOR SOMEONE 1 DAIRY FARM in the heart of the dairying industry, 96 ACRES O.R.P. and 3-roomed House: rent 5/6 per acre. Price for Goodwill, £l4 per acre. Absolutely unencumbered. Exchange for good 5-roomed House. — Apply early to the Agent, A. YV. SYMONS, Station street, Hastings. A PROPERTY WITH A GOOD PROSPECTIVE VALUE. 1 A ACRES of Land, 1) miles from Hastings P. 0., 3-roomed house and outbuildings. Abundance of feed and plenty of good artesian water. Owner has taken a larger area of land, and is prepared to sell on very easy terms. Price £l4OO. H. J. KING AND CO. HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS W. N c ATHR0 ’ LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, STATION STREET, HASTINGS. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. /| ACRES, Havelock North, half flat; nice 7-roomed House built on terrace, about 25 frr»it trees. Would exchange for house and 3 or 4 acres within two miles of Hastings P.O. Equity £l7OO. AN ENTIRE BLOCK OF 31 ACRES - i -*- in Hastings, convenient to business centre; 6-roomed House, J-acre orchard; would cut. up well. House with smaller area taken in part payment. Price £3OOO. Little cash required. WANTED. I HAVE bona-fide inquiries for 500 TO 600 ACRES partly improved, suitable for returning soldier; and 30 TO 50 ACRES dairying land. Agent for NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. Fire, Life, Accident. Accumulated Funds (1915), £7,844,000. IN EXCHANGE FOR SMALL FARM. /GENERAL STORE in rising township, close to P.O. and railway; turnover about £250 per month. Lai*ge shop with house attached, 6 large rooms, every convenience. Price for House and Shop £650, Stock about £450, to be taken at cost. Mortgage, £350. Total Equity, £750. This is a good little business, and can be greatly improved by an energetic man.—A. YV. SYMONS, Station street, Hastings. YVHY PAY FANCY PRICES FOR BUTTER AND MILK ? KEEP your own cow. FOUR ACRES and up-to-date FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, splendid feed. To Lease for a term. In town, and handy to school. Rent 30/- per week. Also THREE ACRES and FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, one minute from School and 10 mins, from Hastings P.O. Rent 20/-. SIXROOMED HOUSE in Avenue road, all conveniences; price £750, or to let at 21/-. NE WBUNGALOYV on j-acre at Havelock; rent 22/6. H. J. KING AND CO., HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS ’Phones 139 and 794. FOR SALE AS GOING CONCERN. ACRES Freehold, 1} miles from town, same from school, factories, station, etc.; 16 acres been under plough; 6-roomed House, 14 oowbails (concreted), trapshed', etc. About 22 cows, bull, horse, cart, cans, etc. £4B per acre. £750 cash. Also: ACRES Leasehold, rich Bat land, •JVF about j-rnile from town; 5-roomed House, 6 cowbails, piggeries, etc., about 3 acres hay crop, about 4 in mixed crops. Lease about 5 years to go at £3 10/- per acre, plus rates about £9. Twenty-two cows, bull, horse, carb cans, 2 sows, 12 pigs. £6OO. A. W. SYMONS, STATION STREET. HASTINGS. JQUART JjISTATE. Some Splendid Sections in front of Duart House. Lie well to sun and protected from wind. T° L ETSeveral Cottages and Houses, from 15/- to £2 2/-. JjYOR House and 3 acres, well planted, at! present occupied by Reginald Gardiner.
SOLE AGENTS. QARDINER AND £»O., TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, HASTINGS. RASPBERRIES. now booked. Fresh from grower. Order now to ensure delivery. Quality guaranteed. ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LIMITED, Seedsmen and Florists, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS 'IV’OTICE. —I respectfully request all ’ customers owing accounts to me to settle same by 20th February. Any accounts owing 12 months and over will be sued for without further notice if not paid by that date. Thanking my many customers for past patronage, and seeking a continuance of same until drawn in ballot, as expected. EDWARD MATHEWS, Lifetime Furniture Maker, Heretaunga street, Hastings.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 348, 6 February 1917, Page 1
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