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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 52, 13 February 1918, Page 8

Gill Bros.

UNDER WARRANT OF DISTRESS AND SUBJECT TO BILL OF SALE.

IW/W~ESSRS. GILL BROS, will sell, on the premises, Duart road, Havelock North, the. superior contents of six-roomed dwelling, on FRIDAY, FEB. 15th, AT 1 P.M.

FULL DETAILS LATER.

GILL BROS.,

STATION STREET, HASTINGS. THOS. H. GILL, Auctioneer.

THIS IS TEMPTING

4.84. -ACRES undulating country, easy hills, nearly all ploughable; all in grass except 10 acres in pumpkins, 40 acres very rich drained swamp. This property faces the sea; beautiful view of Napier and Breakwater; 15 miles from rail, 2 miles from school; renewable lease, rent 5/11 less 10%; rates and taxes, £2l. Wintered 700 ewes, 200 dry sheep, 70 head cattle, 4 horses; 8 paddocks, well fenced and permanently watered. Up-to-date sixroomed House, motor shed, wool shed, arid other outbuildings. Price £5 per acre, on terms *to suit good man. Good reasons given for having to sell. Absolutely a tip-top place, and worthy of immediate inspection.

WE have a good sound investment in HOUSE PROPERTY in Invercargill, also Christchurch, Stratford and New Plymouth. In each case owneis will exchange for Hastings house property. Call and see us. BUSINESSES. Good bread & small goods, FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY, TEA &, LUNCHEON ROOMS, also Manufacturing Confectionery, good plant. These are all sound, profitable businesses, and will stand every investigation. We invite your inspection.

CHEAP HOUSE PROPERTY. X EARLY NEW FOUR-ROOMED A* ROUGH-CAST BUNGALOW, 15 minutek from P. 0., e. 1., h. & c., w.h., c. and tubs, trap shed. Govt, mortgage of £360. Price £650; £lOO cash, balance 3 years. Very cheap home. Early application necessary. SOUND PROPOSITION. QQft ACRES, half-a-mile from rail, OOV school and saleyards; 6 years’ lease at 30/- per acre, optional purchase at £3O; 20 acres in mangels and rape; will winter 3 ewes, besides cattle ayd horses; 18 paddocks, well fenced and watered. Tip-top 6-roomed House, dairy, cowshed, trapshed, woolshed, new Orion stove. Price for goodwill, £9 per acre, on good terms. A class of property that is seldom on the market. Early inspection invited. SMALL MAN’S NIBBLE. 1-ACRE, 2 rooms (new), bathroom, 4 verandah, brick chimney* ’'sewer, concrete paths and lawns; 5 minutes from our office. Only £3OO, on a £5O deposit, balance 2 years at 6%. Owner leaving Hastings, and wants buyer, quick. Very cheap property.

For Full Particulars, apply

GILL BROS.

AUCTIONEERS AND PROPERTY SALESMEN,

STATION STREET, HASTINGS.

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