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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 217, 15 August 1918, Page 8

| lew*, Bullen m* Co. St, SATURDAY M ARKET | AT THEIR MART, HASTINGS. I SATURDAY, 17th AUGUST, 1918. j JJEARD, pjULLEN AND (JO. j Will sell, at 11 a.m.: j POULTRY: • 150 head fat table fowls > 25 p.b. W.L. hens ; 4 turkey gobblers ; 20 fat ducks : Purebred and other poultry, etc. j At 11.30 a.m.: PIGS: ’ 5 fat porkers 15 forward weaners 6 store pigs Weaners, porkers, slips, etc. I At 12 noon : DAIRY STOCK AND HORSES: On account cf Mcßobbie Bros., Waiau: 15 high-class Holstein-Jersey-cross j heifers just at drop to Holstein t bull, all quiet, well handled, and from picked cows * Also: 5 cows and heifers in profit and to calve 1 grade Jersey cow in full profit and in calf 2 Jersey-cross heifers, springing 1 bay mare, to all work I Also: 1 d.s. buggy, 2 gigs, 1 dog-cart 1 11-coulter Massey Harris drill 2 s.f. ploughs, set 2-leaf tyne harrows Empty barrels, 800 ft timber (new), empty sacks, tools, dairy utensils, sets cart and gig harness, saddles, odd collars, horse and cow covers, etc. Also: Apples, pears, potatoes, onions, barley, maize, chaff, lucerne and meadow hay, green vegetables, etc. GEO. BEARD, Auctioneer.

T. Cunningham. * 380 ACRES leasehold 3go | OTANE. ALL FLAT AND PLOUGHABLE LAND. * | i Originally bush country, well watered ■ and fenced. Subdivided into 18 padI docks. ; Buildings include SIX-ROOMED HOUSE with all conveniences, stables, cowshed, woolshed, yards, dip, granary. ’ THIS IS A GOOD PROPERTY. Handy to Railway Station, School, Fac- ’ tory and Post Office. I Over £2OOO was taken off this place last year. I For price of goodwill and further • particulars, apply !T. CUNNINGHAM > AND CO., QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. > ’PHONE 1221. j ■ —— RING OR CALL ON J ’ i » A. J. EATON , HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS 1 When you require 1 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, OR i I SIGN WRITING WORK. | Largest stoc*k of WALLPAPERS, ' ARTISTS’ AND PAINTERS’ REQUISITES in Hawke’s Bav. Also splendid selection of OIL and WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS at Reasonable Prices | ’PHONE 356. ’ ! I yyiLLIAMS & (JREAGHj NAPIER AND HASTINGS j ' j First Business Man—“ Who clears your ■: ) goods through the Customs?” , Second Business Man—“ Williams and § Creagh, of course. For a small | charge they do the lot and send me j a copy of Customs entry, which makes it O K for costing ’’ ; i WILLIAMS AND (JREAGH j j NAPIER AND HASTINGS | ' i MANSON 4 CLARK . 4HURIRI TIMBER YARD AND j [, PLANING MILL, • | PORT A H URIBi i HAVE IN STOCK and to arriva. I Sawn and Dressed Kauri, Tolara Matai, Rimu and White Pine Timber t also imported Redwood, Mahogany, ale Dry Dressed Timbers and Mouldings of Iba best quality and workmanship All orders receive ipompt and carafe attention KOU won’t need a sleeping draught if yon invest in a North British Hot Water Bottle, the host sloop iai decor on eald nights •“* tact tb» j I j LADIES’ BLOCKED PANAMAS ARE the present mode. Smart and exclusive shapes, 13/8. 14/8, 17/8 to 80/-. SILK ELASTIC HAT BANDS in large colour range, 1/- each. | B. A. STRANG, *’ Bverjbody’s Store,’ ' CIRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY A 1 BUSINESS, centrally situated, main street; capital turnover. Price £3OO nett as going concern, including all fittings and stock; stock estimated at £135, walk in, walk out. A. W. SYMONS, i i.»wn ief w T uisTiwgs I I T. STYLES ’ ' »UCU)BB AND OONIBACBh** ! HIILtDINB WOBK ef carried eat aadcr my owa sage. * isiea, and a trsl-elass job guarantee' pNBY THB BEST MATEBWLO I fheao people letirom to build wo*' ,4 ta call «* co before acted -S' j ■tearre