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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 80, 19 March 1919, Page 8

■•• rd, Bull** ■nd Ce. jJNRESERVED SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS & LINOLEUM. AT THEIR MART, HASTINGS TO-MORROW THURSDAY, AT 2 p.m. TJEARD, BULLEN & CO. will sell on •*-* account client, a very valuable assortment Household Goods as above, including:— Handsome, sideboard in solid cedar (complete with liquor cupboards, etc., and mirrors, etc.). 2 large dining tables, high-back chairs, 3 Morris chairs, A.B. chairs, settee, easy chairs, one. tables, duchess pairs, overmantel, 3 wardrobes, 2 line presses, massive bedsteads, wire wove and kapoc mattrasses. 2 Axminster carpets, lot good linoleum and felt paper, rugs and mats, cupboards, 3 ch. drawers, cot, fenders, valuable sideboard in mahogany, cheffonier, basket, ware, k and cooking utensils, ornaments, vases, etc. NO RESERVE. The above lots are to be sold absolutely without any reserve. Sale sharp at 2 p.m. Georg* Hartshorn.

HARTSHORN LAND AGENT. A REAL SNIP. Z* ACRES Fruit Orchard, nearly all u in Fruit—apples and pears. HOUSE. Electric Light and conveniences. Packing shed, cowbail, paddock lucerne. This property has nearly all road frontage, and is a splendid cutting-up proposition. PRICE PRICE And easy terms can be arranged. Get particulars from the agent. M. Q U,GLKV ' LAND SALESMAN, M A RKF.T STREET H ASTI NOR MANAGER FOR GEO. HARTSHORN

A. O. WELLWOOD GENERAL MERCHANT’S BUSINESS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. OWNER RETIRING. I HAVE received instructions to offer for sale a general merchant’s busi- ] ness in one of the most thriving towns 'in Taranaki. Here are some particui lars: — I Stock, about 7£f?3D(> [ Implements, horses, carts, and fix j tures, £250. j Turnover for 1918 over £ll,OOO. And substantial increase this year up to now. j NO GOODWILL. I Stock to be taken at valuation 'throughout, and J £lOOO OVLY CASH RE <? VIREn ® Balance can remain on approved bills. INQUIRE ABOUT THIS. A. O SYELLWOOD. Queen Street, HASTINGS. P.O. Box 79 ’Phone 430 | ’’ CuwßmgSiesv, | FOR SALE THRASHING AND CHAFF-CUTTING PLANT. 1 Six h.p. Buriel Engine, 1801bs ’ pressure. 1 Clayton and Shuttelworth Combine, j self-feeder, patent elevators and | self-chaffy. 1 Andrews and Beaven Empire Chaffcutter, Cooking Galley, Sleeping Whare, 3 Hauling Trucks, Mater Cart, Horse and Harness, Saw Bench and Saw. This plant is all in first class order, and fully equipped with covers and all other details. For further particulars and price apply to— T. (2} ux NINGHAM * 00. j Queen Street, ’Phone 1221. HASTINGS. We have farms varying from 10 to 200() acres, and house properties oi every description for sale. T. CUNNINGHAM AND CO. ! PROSPECTIVE BRIDES! Kemem- !*- ber that the “Ladies’ O»u” ; specialises in making up Tioussenx, i underwear, or singla garments ! A« sail eiuhroiderias. hand !>>*>>• I 4 MOTOR-CYCLE runs best on ■7* CLINCHER “DREADNOUGHT" TYRES. They . reduce vibration and ■ear long*«t. Made by North Bnti»k • ahher Oo for all eaiffte* wamkiaes theaigf ' T > IDERS of Harley-Davidson and Indian Motor Cycles can now pro- ! core CLINCHER DREADNOUGHT TYRES in 28 xB. Hayward Bros and Co., Ltd., Christchurch, wholesale dissrigetor*. gl