TO LET OR LEASE. r I 1 O LET, Cottage, 6 rooms and conveniences, Fenwick street. Apply Stanley Bros., Hastings. CHOP To Let, corner Heretaunga street and Warren street, recently occupied by Auckland Pram I Co. Low rent to good tenant.—W. N. Cathro, Land Agent. Station street. j ’T’O LET, 4 Offices, situated upstairs I in our new hardware store. For | particulars apply to Henry Williams and Sons, Ltd., Heretaunga street. > Hastings. r PO LET, Suite of Offices in Tribune Buildings. Two rooms and public counter. Two fireplaces. Comfortable and airy. Apply, Manager, Tribune, Hastings. TO LET, Shed and Upstairs Rooms, suitable for workshop and storing car. Situated in Station street, Hastings. Apply Manager, Tribune Office, Hastings rpO LET, 7-roomed Jlouse, Avenue road, within 2 mins, walk of P.O. and railway station, all modern conveniences ; rent £1 per week if six months’ lease is taken. —Apply J. Brown, Avenue road, Hastings. I TO LET. Al ACRES LAND and new FTVE*2 ROOMED Rough-cast BUNGALOW, with all conveniences; one mile town; first-class ground; 32/6perweek. —Apply to | ‘ A. W. SYMONS, STATION STREET,_H ASTINGS. rpo LET OR LEASE: “• 3 Acres land and 5-roomed House, close to school. House newly painted I inn! papered throughout; 22/6. | 10 Acres and 3-roomed House close to town well watered; 35/-. 5-rooined Bungalow at Havelock, motor shed and workshop; 25/-. 5-rooined House and one acre land, Albert street, Hastings; 20/-. 3 Acres and 5-roomed House in Grav’s road; 30/-. H. J. KING AND CO. HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS Hastings Phones 139 and 794. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE. "VITANTED, I t> 7-roomed Houses to ’’ rent. Give your house to me; 1
can let it. Clients waiting.—C. T. Russell, Land Agent, Station street, ; Hastings. i ~ j WANTED TO PURCHASE. WANTED to Buy, 24 Laying Pullets. Apply Mr. Martell, Box 79, Hastings. _ VVT ANTED to Buy, Peaches, Plums and Quinces in any quantity.— Apply Hastings Fruit Preserving Co., Avenue road W., Hastings. I YV/" ANTED to Buy Household Furni- ’ ' ture, any quantity ; highest cash price given.—Cash Furnishing Co., opp. Railway Station, Hastings. WANTED TO EXCHANGE. VY ANTED to Exchange: 15 Acres with House, etc., for small house in Hastings, a real opportunity. —Nat Beamish, Hastings. VX/'ANTED, 5 to 10 acres with small ’ ' House, exchange for new house of 5 rooms and sections in town.—Particulars to “Exchange,” Box 84, Hastings. | FOR EXCHANGE. ! ACRES, close to Hastings; sevenroomed House, bathroom, pantry, e. light, copper, motor shed, dairy, etc.; 14 paddocks, 2-stall cowshed. Orchard of 50 trees. Price £2000; Equity £l5OO, with £5OO cash. Owner would consider small Sheep Farm.—A. W. SYMONS, Station street, Hastings. SPECULATOR’S CHANCE. | (CORNER SECTION, J of an acre, 4 large rooms, hall, pantry, bath- | room, h. and c. water, w.h., e. and t.J coal shed, wood shed, large workshop, 1 fowlhouse, 5 loose boxes and feed room,! concrete paths and yard. Will sell as whole or in 3 seperate lots. Price £1150; £l5O cash, balance easy. Get full particulars early from C. R. WILSON & CO. (GILL BROS.), Auction-, eers and Property Salesmen, Station street, Hastings. ) FOR SALE. Z~kN account owner having left N.Z. Expeditionary Force;— Corner Section, Ellison road; cheap; great value; must be sacrificed; Also : Section in St. Aubyn street, near Beatson’s Park; low price; good investment. Section in Heretaunga street; instant money-maker and must sell; will consider any offer. —Apply, “Attorney,” P.O. Box 199, Hastings. I FOR SALE AS GOING CONCERN. ACRES Freehold, lj miles from town, same from school, factories, station, etc.; 16 acres been under plough; 6-roomed House, 14 cowbails| (concreted), trapshed, etc. About 22 cows, bull, horse, cart, cana, etc. £4B per acre. £750 cash.
Also: ACRES Leasehold, ricn Hat land, about f-niil*) from town; 5-rooraed 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, cart cans, 2 sows, 12 pigs. £6OO. A. W. SYMONS, STATION STREET. HASTINGS DON’T forget Mr. Fruitgrower, wo have good supplies of Spraying Materials of all kinds. Vacuum Red Oil orders now booked. .Also Lime Sulphur, highest grades at 2/- gal. in 40gal. casks to arrive.—Arthur Simmonds, Ltd., Seedsman, Hastings. g/w eeks; Out on his own for CYCLES. Largest stock in Hastings. Must sell to make room for New Slocks just arriving. No reasonable offer refused. Old Cycles taken as Part Payment for New ones. BIRMINGHAM CYCLE COMPANY, HASTINGS 5/_ IS all we ask for the “ Excelsior ” ’ Rubber Sign Marker, useful for printing signs or tickets on paper, wood or cloth; also Rubber Stamps made to order fot marking linen, books, photos, etc. PRATTS, Booksellers, HASTINGS AND NAPIER.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 355, 15 February 1917, Page 1
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