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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 81, 20 March 1919, Page 8

Gill Broz. IMPORTANT JJNR ESERVED OLEARING gALE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Grafonola Gramophone and Steel Engravings. On the Premises: GRAY’S ROAD MONDAY. MARCH 24th, 1919, At I o'clock sharp. MESSRS. GILL BROS, have been favoured with instructions f from Mr R. J- Picot, who is leaving for Ballarat ,to sell as follows:--Weil-sprung chesterfield, divan (hairs to match, Morris chair, new Grahmoln gramophone, 17 d.s. records, brass toast and plate stand, wood curb unci brasses, oak escroitire, large mirror, liook ease, lot very fine lasiks, 2 veiy old steel engravings, curtains, brass rods. Jap mat, Indian rug, lot nice ornaments and hric-a-bat, hall lino, ami Axminster runner, 3 slip mats, pictures, curtains, hall rack and paintings. Front bedroom: Double white enamel bed w ire and kapoe maltre.-ses, pillows, 5-drawer chest, duchess pair. Doulton toilet set. 6 pictures, occ. table, cot. drop-side. lino, slip nuns, Jap. mat chair, blinds, ami curtains. Baek bedroom : l-drawer chest drawer... inlaid Chippendale mirror, single rimu bed, wire and kapoc, 2 Jap mats. occ. table, washstand, set ware. Bathroom : 13l't lino, seagrass mat, mirror, towel rack, 2 blinds. IM'i anclah : Stretcher, coacoarutl mat. verandah blinds, canvas gate. Dining room: Oval table, carpet, 12 x 9, 4 Sheraton chairs, arm chair, 2 wicker chairs, chiffonier, bed couch, Beale sew ing machine < treadle), mat, grate spark guard, lino, blue china tea tray, work basket. I ornaments, 7 pictures, wine glasses, decan ter. blinds and curtains. Kitchen: Table, lino, flour and sugar bin. fire guard, I A.B. chairs, c.iron scales and weights, 3 kettles, air gun. jam jars, half tea-set. 2 tins preserved eggs, tin fat, carpet sweeper, hearthrug, minor cutlery, crockery, trays. 10 saucepans,' fish kettle, half YVcdgwood dinner service, Outside: 2 water cans, spray pump, meat safe, lot good garden tools, garden hose, w ringer, zine baths, buckets, carpenter’s tools. gum-boots, quantity potatoes and onions, coal, coke and wood, piano ease, large wood bin, carpenter’s bench. 15 fowls, fowl coons, ladder. 2'tins tar. clotheslines and props, yard broom, lawn mower, eardo'i roller, gent's TTft.A. <"-clo, and sundries ton n>imo'<ms to detail. 'l'. H. GILL. Auciionecr.

CHEAP FARM. *llO ACRES, Taranaki District; miles from railway; O.R.P. , rent £3O per annum; 200 acres cleared and in grass, and wintered 600 sheep. Sales every month, and handy; permanently watered; balance in bush. Good 2-roomed w hare. This is just, the place for two mates. Price for goodwill only £2 per acre. £250 cash or owner will exchange for house or town property Hastings or Napier. BIG BARGAIN. IV’EVV 4-Roomed Bungalow, 10 minutes from town ; h. and c. water; w.h.c. and tubs; e. 1., sewer. Nicely laid out, and in one of the best streets in Hastings. Owner has left Hastings, and for quick sale the place has been fixed at £650. There is £350 on mortgage at 6 percent., and we tvant as much of the balance in cash as possible. THE SEASHORE. We have a nice Section at Westshore with good 3-Roomed Whare; gas and gas stove; partly furnished. Juit the thing for week-ends. Price £260 ; £6O cash, balance at 6 per cent. HERE’S A NIBBLE. FULL i-ACRE ; 15 minutes from our office; 2-Roomed YY’hare 18 x 10, lined ; iron chimney and shed ; unencumbered. Price £150; £25 cash will secure this. Balance at 6 per cent. There is a turnover in this. CHEAP SECTION. We have a very fine Section in Gordon Toad, full quarter acre. Price only £B6; £36 cash, balance 2 years at 0 per cent. This is good buying. O.R.P. FARM. 70ft ACRES, rent £152 8/-, nett •"V yearly ; 100 acres light scrub and fern; 30 acres in English grass; grows great crops turnips; 350 acres ploughable; 11 paddocks; good fences; tvater in every paddock ; now carrying 540 ewes, 350 wethers and 500 hoggets. Good 3-roomed cottage, verandah, shed, etc. Price £5 per acre. Terms arranged to good man, balance at 5| per cent. This is a good farm and cheap. SUNNY HAVELOCK. 4_ft BUYS a very fine Section in Havelock; over }-acre facing the sun, and not too high up. £25 cash is all the deposit we want; balance at 6 per cent. Other sections from £l2O. RAUPARE. The cheapest Block on these flats; 70 acres at £55 ; £5OO cash. Now is your chance. This won’t keep, and for dairying and dealing there is nothing like it on the market. GILL~BROS. Auctioneers and Property Salesmen, STATION ST.- HASTINGS.

H. J. King and Co. fJIHESE 2\. RE A LL G O O D y/’ALUE SUITABLE FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. ACRES in Pohangina Valley, near Ashhurst and Palmerston North. Splendid motor road right to the farm; tip-top house of 7 rooms, 9 bail cowshed and other outbuildings; : carrying 60 cows. Government has approved of this property for returned soldier. Price £45 per acre. Farm close by recently sold for £62. Owner is a widow, and having done well on property is retiring. £lOOO cash and I balance can be arranged. YVe can ar- ■ range finance for stock. 40 ACRE DAIRY’ FARM, 3 miles ; from Palmerston Post Office; all in grass; 6-roomed house, all coni veniences; grounds well laid out; conI venient to 3 factories. This is a good cutting-up proposition, and just over the borough boundary. Present mort- ! gage at 5 per cent. Price £75 per I acre. Cash required £BOO to £lOOO. I I Also nearer home: 4Q ACRES, L.1.P., rent £4B per : annum; splendid house of 6 rooms with all conveniences; motor shed, cowbails, etc. One mile from I Hastings. This property has a great f carrying capacity, and is suitable for I mixed farming. Price for goodwill • £2600 ; cash required £lOOO. On a caoitalised basis this farm is only | about half the price of the adjoining freehold properties. Call or write for j particulars. | H. J. KING and co , I HASTINGS & PALMERSTON N.