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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 83, 22 March 1919, Page 8

Gill Brot I IMPORTANT | |JNRESERVED ULEARING JSjALE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Gralonola Gramophone ami Steel Engravings. • Ou the Premises: GRAY'S ROAD MONDAY, MARCH 21th, 191!’, At I o’clock sharp. MESSRS. GILL BROS, have been favoured with instructions iroin Mr R. .1. Picot, who is leaving lor Ballarat .to sell as follows: - Well-sprung chcstertield, divan chairs to match, Morris chair, new Gralonola gramophone, 17 <l.s. records, brass toast and plate stand, wood curb ami brasses, oak escroitire, large mirror, book ease, lot very fine books, 2 veiy old steel engravings, curtains. brass rods, Jap mat, Indian rug, lot nice ornaments and bric-a-hat. hall lino, and Axminster runner, 3 slip mats, pictures, curtains, hall rack and paintings. Front bedroom : Double white (■name! bed wire and kapoc mattresses, pillows. 5-drawer chest, duchess pair. Doulton toilet set. 6 pictures, occ. table, cot, drop-side, lino, slip mats, Jap. mat chair, blinds, and curtains. Baek bedroom: 4-dravver chest draweis, inlaid Chippendale mirror, single rimu bed. wire and kapoc, 2 Jap mats. occ. i table, washstand, set ware. Bathroom : I 13ft. lino, soagrass mat. mirror, towel rack. 2 blinds. Verandah: Stletcher, coacoanut mat, verandah blinds, canvas gate. Dining room : Oval table, carpet, 12 x 9, I Sheraton eliairs, arm chair, 2 wicker chairs, chiffonier, bod . couch, Beale sew ing machine (treadle), I mat, grate spark guard. lino. blue china tea tray, work basket. 4 ornaments, 7 pictures, wine glasses, decan tor. blinds and curtains. Kitchen: | Table, lino, flour and sugar bin, fire guard, 4 A.B. chairs, c.iron scales and weights, 3 kettles, air gun, jam jars, j half tea-set, 2 tins preserved eggs, tin I fat, carpet sweeper, hearthrug, mirror. cutlery, crockery, trnys, 10 saucepans, fish kettle, half Wedgwood dinner service. Outside: 2 water cans, spray) ptniiu, moat safe, lot good garden tools, ! garden hose, wringer, zinc baths, hue-j kets. carpontei ’s tools, gum-boots. I quantity potatoes and onions, coal, I coke nnd wood, piano case, large wood' bin. carpenter’s bench. 15 fowls, fowl coons, ladder. 2 tins tar. clotheslines and props, yard broom, lawn mower, garden roller, gent’s B ft.A. cycle, and sundries too nome'-ons to detail. T. H. GILL, Auctioneer. CHEAP FARM. (HO ACRES, Taranaki District; 5t 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; per-' manently watered ; balance in bush. ■ Good 2-roomed whare. This is just the place for two mates. Price for good-' will only £2 per acre. £250 cash or owner will exchange for house or town property Hastings or Napier. BIG BARGAIN. N'EW 4-Roomed Bungalow, 10 minutes from tow n ; h. and c. i water; w.h.c. and tubs; e.L, sewer. | Nicely laid out, and in one of the best < streets in Hastings, Owner has left t Hastings, and for quick sale the place has been fixed at £650. There is £350 ' on mortgage at 6 percent., and we want 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. Just the thing for week-ends. Price £260; £6O cash, balance at 6 per cent. I

HERE’S A NIBBLE. TpULL J-ACRE; 15 minutes from our A office; 2-Roomed YVhare 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 road, full quarter acre. Price only £B6; £36 cash, balance 2 years at 6 per cent. This is good buying. O.R.P. FARM. 700 ACRES, rent £152 8/-, nett * '('/ yearly; 100 acres light scrub ami fern ; 30 acres in English grass ; grows great crops turnips; 350 acres ploughable; 11 paddocks; good fences; water in every paddock ; now carrying 540 ewes. 350 wethers and 500 hoggets. Good 3-roomod cottage, verandah, shed, etc. Price £5 per acre. Terms arranged to good man, balance at 5j per cent. This is a good farm and cheap. SUNNY HAVELOCK. £l4O a very fine Section tn ABr V Havelock; over J-acre facing the sun, and not too high up. £25 cash is all the deposit we want; balance at 6 per cent. Other section* from £l2O. | RAUPARE. 1 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 i« nothing like it on the market. gill“bros. ! Auctioneers and I’rcqierty Salesmen I STATION ST.- HASTINGS H. J. King and Co. rp HE S E R E A L L Q.OOD y ALUE SUITABLE FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. qt? ACRES in Pohangina X T alley, 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, balance can be arranged. We can arrange finance for stock. I 4(1 ACRE DAIRY’ FARM, 3 mile* from Palmerston Post Office;) all in grass; 6-roomed house, all conveniences ; grounds well laid out; convenient to 3 factories. This is a good I cutting-up proposition, and just over! the borough boundary. Present mort-| gage at 5 per cent. Price £75 per acre. Cash required £BOO to £lOOO. Also nearer home: 4»> ACRES, L.1.P., rent £4B per annum ; splendid house of 6 rooms with all conveniences; motor shed, cowbails, etc. One mile from 1 Hastings. This property has a great carrying capacity, and is suitable for mixed farming. Price for goodwill £2600; cash required £lOOO. On a capitalised basis this farm is only jbout half the price of the adjoining freehold properties. Call or write for cat t iciilai s H. J. KING AND GO., HASTINGS <t PALMERSTON N.