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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 300, 21 November 1918, Page 8

J. A. Mliltr. A HANDY SHEEP FARM. QQA ACRES L.I.P. (convertible to Freehold),‘handy to Hastings; all in best English grasses, 16 paddocks, well watered; mil© from school; fiveroomed Dwelling and all necessary farm buildings; also motor shed, yards and dip. The carryiny capacity warrants the price, ; ONLY UER ACRE i Terms by Arrangement. J. A. MILLER, | QLIVE gTOCK gALE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1918, I At 1 p.m. I PRESENT ENTRIES: 100 f. and f. woolly ewes I 11.10 f. and f. 4-tooth wethers and I ewes, shorn 100 m.s. hoggets, shorn 50 black-faced hoggets, shorn 50 forward woolly cues j 40 prime fat ewe-, shorn ' 40 fat shorn ewes j 25 fat _ woolly ewes I 2 springing heifers : EARLY ENTRIES REQUESTED, i J. A. MILLER, Auctioneer. : INFLUENZA. ( As a Sure Preventative, use ; jySINFECTANT ’ Sob) by ; J A MILLEiI. K.Jl.Rll’ HOAD ! In 5-g;il)ou drums at 5/3 I In 1-galloi: benzine tins at 5/3 i In l-galioii tins loi 7/li> tins loi 4/i If own drums or tins sent in for filling, price 5/- per gallon ! J. A. M ,LLER SOLE HAWKES BAA AGENT | CNK-Rk'VM ” , ’ . MANSON CLARK • AHURIRI TIMBER YARD AND j PLANING MILL, ■ pORT have in stock and to arrive . Sawn and Dressed Timber, Totara Matai, Ritnu and White Pine Timber, also imported Redwoon. Mahogany, etc Dry Dressed Timbers and Mouldings ■ of the best quality and workmanship. i All orders receive prompt and careful • attention. } Agents for “Poilito” Building Sheets. GOOD BYE ! c COLD AND DISCOMFORT. NO MORE CHILLY BEDROOMS OR ICY DINING-ROOMS. When you use a GAS FIRE Y T ou are assured of CHEERFUL COMFORT with a MINIMUM OF LABOUR at an ECONOMICAL COST. NAPIER GAS CO. | LIMITED. I HASTINGS BRANCH ! MISTER FARMER 2 gHEARING is in full swing, and K - J you’ll want an extra supply ol 'tucker! If you want I THE BEST BREAD. we’ve got it—at THE STAR BAKERY, Heretaunga Street W., HASTINGS And remember - IT KEEPS GOOD & SWEET FOR A WEEK. All the country ’buses pass our day, so give us a call and a trial—-we’re sure you’ll soon call again. 'PHONE 234 Agents—HELM’S, Arcadia lea Rooms Mrs. CLARKE, Kia Ora Dairj NEILSON’S, Tomoana Road j “ qpilE r |MUBUNE ” IS OBTAINABLE EVERY EVENING AT NAPIER: 111 Newsagents. ; rt. J. McGrath, Shakespeare read Tho Trocadero. IT. Hare, Storekeeper, Hastings street Railway Bookstall < PORT AHURIRi ■McCarthy ami C<>. ToLaveonisi ■. A. Thompson. Grovery Store. ; COUNTRY DISTRICTS. T\R.M> '.'l MLEAXi . ' -I. ‘ PAKOU Ii A I het.l ..lid IMIWUI-. CLIVE U..G, : l-’ERMII! I • i l rvmfi A\ II( H r. i ... tgi.i.cv Pi !v I', .‘i i' A,. IAM Pa KI l ii,...... G Floyd GRLENMiIAI.O'AS ColwiU Bros. OI'ANE--IV Mnienon, J. J. Langridge WAIPAWA E Bott, E. Pratley, ' S. Bott. , WAIPUKURAU-H. R. French. ' Railway Bookstall ' TIKOKINO—-Roach's Stoio (on arrival ■ of coach) i ONGA ONGA—Mrs. Mcßride (on arrival of coach) ASHLEY CLINT'LN-Derry .on arrival of coach; | PORA NG ALI Al' — Ti.otuas Snelling, TAKAI’AI - lE-kett and Cato. I’UKETAI’F- Mr. Porter. CLIVE GRANGE— Miss SudfelL ■ ELSTHORPE—Hayeoek and Son. <■ -jprr npRHJL'NF. ’■ i i-.' 1 i ■■■' i r ’ * f. .! K .J L