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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VII, Issue 330, 29 November 1917, Page 8

C. R. Wilson & Co., (Gill Bros). A FEW CHOICE PROPERTIES THAT HAVE COME ON THF- MARKET DURING THE LAST MONTH. SUNNY HAVELOCK. Q ACRES, nicely laid out, fruit and vegetable garden, lawns, up-to-date 8-roonied llou-e, w.li , <. and tubs, sewer, enncretn paths; on the tint . Price ,f 1201', owner’s e<|iuty £3->O. Will exchange lor Napier or Hastings house property, or will false good <ar as deposit. This is a- good property. BUSINESS SPEC. WE have a QUARTER-ACRE SECTION in Heretaunga street. £175, anv terms. 2310 NOW IS THE SEASON FOR A DIP! SEVERAL SECTIONS, some with buildings, at Clive Grange and Te Awanga, the Brighton of New Zealand. CHANCE FOR A SMALL CAPITALIST 43 ACRES, half-mile to school and - 1 store: 1 acres planted in orchard, 2 years old ; whare, 12 x 22; artesian water; £550—£50 will let you into this. A very cheap property. 2305 OWING TO THE SECOND DIVISION. WE have 12 ACRES, 1) miles from rail and town; 2 acres in 4-year-old assorted apples; 8 acres in assorted crops, estimated at £2OO. Well watered. Good 4-rooined house and outbuildings. Nice warm spot facing the sun. Pricy £lOOO. Owner’s equity £-150. Will exchange for Hastings or Napier house property. 2323

CHARLOTTE CRESCENT. I THE Che.apest Spec on the market is a GREAT BIG SECTION in this favourite locality. Owner leaving Hastings. Make us your best offer. NOW FOR AN EYE-OPENER! nl ACRES, 3i miles from Hastings, near school; 7 acres in small crops, worth £2OO to £300; 200 fullbearing loganberries; J-acre lucerne; 4 acres 2 and 3-year-ola apples and pears. Two Rooms, scullery and shed. Price £135 per acre. Owner’s equity, £382 10/-. Terms arranged. 2304 NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. 1 ACRES for lease for a term of JLtJvv 7 y ears a t 8/-, with compulsory purchasing clause at £8 per acre; 1300 acres ploughable, 50 now in oats, 50 in rape, 50 in turnips, 400 in English grass; 24 paddocks, permanently watered, well fenced; carrying, without lambs, 2300 cattle and horses. Tip-top house and all necessary farm buildings, sheepyards and dip. Good motor roads. This is a rare chance. 2271 FULLER PARTICULARS FROM C. R. WILSON CO. AUCTIONEERS AND PROPERTY SALESMEN,

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