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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 301, 22 November 1918, Page 8

J. A. Miller. A HANDY SHEEP FARM. QQft ACRES L.I.P. (convertible to <«OV Freehold), handy to Hastings; all in best English grasses, 16 paddocks, well watered; mile from school; fiveroomed Dwelling and all necessary farm buildings; also motor shed, yards and dip. The carryiny capacity warrants the price, " | ONLY PER ACRE. ' Terms by Arrangement. J. A. MILLEB, Auctioneer. QLIVE gTOCK gALE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1918, At 1 p.m. | PRESENT ENTRIES: 100 f. and f. woolly ewes 100 f. and f. 4-tooth wethers and ewes, shorn 100 m.s. hoggets, shorn 50 black-faced hoggets, shorn 50 forward woolly ewes 40 prime fat ewes, shorn 40 fat shorn ewes 25 fat woolly ewes 2 springing heifers EARLY ENTRIES REQUESTED. J. A. MILLER, Auctioneer. INFLUENZA. As a Sure Preventative, use JQISINFECTANT Sold by J. A. MILLER, KARAMU ROAD. In 5-gallon drums at 5/3 In 4-gallon benzine tins at 5/3 In 1-gallon tins for 7/In 4-gallon tins for 4/•If own drums or tins sent in for filling, price 5/- per gallon. J. A. M ILUai ’ SOLE HAWKE’S BAY AGENT. MANSON & CLARK AHURIRI TIMBER YARD AND PLANING MILL, pORT A HURIRI, HAVE IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE Sawn and Dressed Timber, Totara, Matai, Rimu and White Pine Timber, also imported Redwood, Mahogany, eto. Dry Dressed Timbers and Mouldings of the best quality and workmanship. AU orders receive prompt and careful attention. Agents for “Poilite” Building Sheets. GOOD BYE ! COLD AND DISCOMFORT. NO MORE CHILLY BEDROOMS OR ICY DINING-ROOMS. When you use a GAS FIRE You are assured of CHEERFUL COMFORT with a MINIMUM OF LABOUR at an ECONOMICAL COST. NAPIER GAS CO. LIMITED. HASTINGS BRANCH. MISTER FARMER I SHEARING is in full swing, and you'll want an extra supply of tucker! If you want THE BEST BREAD, we’ve got it—at I THE STAR BAKERY, Heretaunga Street W., HASTINGS. And remember— IT KEEPS GOOD & SWEET FOR A i 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 Tea Rooms. I Mrs. CLARKE, Kia Ora Dairy • NEILSON’S, Tomoana Road. « qpHE 'J’RIBUNE ” IS OBTAINABLE EVERY EVENING AT NAPIER: 111 Newsagents. W. J. McGrath, Shakespeare road. (The Trocadero. H. Hare, Storekeeper, Hastings street. Railway Bookstall. i | PORT AHURIRI: McCarthy and Co., Tobacconists. A. Thompson, Grovery Store. COUNTRY DISTRICTS: TARADALE—GIenny, Post Office Store MEEANEE—N. J. Wakeley. PAKOWHAI —Kent and Donovan. CLlVE—Highley’s Store. FERNHILL —Gumbley and Sons. HAVELOCK N.—Tribune Agency. PUKEHOU—G. Priest. PAKI PAKI —T. Horton. I G. Floyd. GREENMEADOWS—CoIwiII Bros. OTANE—W. Malenoir, J. J. Langridge i > WAIPAWA—E. Bott, I | E. Pratley, | S. Bott. WAIPUKURAU—H. R. French. Railway Bookstall. TIKOKINO —Roach’s Store (on arrival I of coach) ONGA ONGA —Mrs. Mcßride (on arrival of coach) ASHLEY CLINTON—Derry (on arI rival of coach) PORANGAHAU—Thomas Snelling. TAKAPAU—Beckett and Cato. PUKETAPU—Mr. Porter. CLIVE GRANGE—Miss Sudfelt. ELSTHORPE—Haycock and Son. “ r J'HE 'pRIBUNE ” IS DELIVERED DAILY TO ALL