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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 197, 6 August 1919, Page 8

Clll Br**« SALES FOR AUGUST. August. 7.—Mr .1. W. Burge, Louie Street. August IT, —Mr Goo. Shanley, Waipawa. August 12. — House Property, in our Room. August 26.- Mrs Chapman Taylor, Frederick Street. IMPORTANT Unreserved clearing sale. LITE AND DEAD STOCK AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. On the Premises: IvOUIE STREET, HASTINGS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1919 At 1 o’clock sharp. MESSRS GILL BROS, will sell on account MR. J. VV. BURGE, who is leaving Hastings, as follows:— Piano (beautifully toned instrument), mirror-back sideboard, couch, dining table, a.b. chairs, easy chairs, occ. table, 1 Beale treadle sewing machine, 1 inlaid table, oil paintings, lot good pictures, curtains, duchess pair, d.j. bed and wire kapoc and flax mattresses, pillows, 5-dr. chest, s.i. tied and wire mattresses, s. wire stretcher, washstand, sets ware, kitchen table, kitchen chairs, crockery, cutlery, sauspans, and kitchen sundries, preserving pan, 2 clocks, curtains, poles and blinds. Good heavy lino, off five floors, hearth rugs, slip mats, and hosts of sundries. OUTSIDE.—IOO empty benzine cases, portable copper, mowing machine, about 20 fruit cases, lot Mason and Stone jars, wheelbarrow, 1 pig, 1 18-months steer, chiltivator, garden tools of all descriptions, lot carpenter’s tools, 8 sacks good seed potatoes (white), Massey-Harris Mowing Machine, 1 Holstein-cross Cow (due Oct. 2nd calf), 1 S.H.-Cross Cow (due next month), 1 Deming Spraying Outfit, Barrel and Sledge, 1 Bay Mare, all harness, and used to orchard work, Set Spring Cart Harness, S.F. Duncan Plough, 10 Sheets Bft Iron, 10 sacks ’good table potatoes (white), lot Sashes, Frames, and Doors, Laying Fowls and Ducks.

SALE SHARP AT 12 O’CLOCK. T. H. GILL, Auctioneer. j PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. iU XR ESERAED CLEARING SALE ' GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ’ JURE AND EFFECTS. | On the Premises: ! MAIN ROAD, WAIPAWA. j MONDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1919, i At 12 o’clock sharp. ' MESSRS GILL BROS., of Hastings, . will’ Sell, on account MR. GEO. ‘ SHANLEY, as above. ! Full Details Later. ! Unreserved outside entries will be j taken. 1 I T. H. GILL, Auctioneer. ‘ TMPORTANT PROPERTY’ SALE. ! JN OUR ROOM: STATION STREET, j HASTINGS. J TUESDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1919, ! [ At 2.30 p.m. i 1 I i MESSRS. GILL BROS, will Sell in the Estate of 1). J. and F. GRAD- ■ WELL, as follows : —

j ’WOLSELEY STREET: Nearly new up-to-date House of 5 rooms. Bathroom, scullery, washhouse, eoppr-r and tubs, shed, front and back verandah, lowl run, 6 points el. light, tiled fireplaces, together with good section just under J-acre; concrete paths, sewer, and li. y. water. ; Also At Cur. Karamu Rd. and Wolseley St.: Tip-top Section, just under i-acre. j QUEEN STREET: j Full 1-acre (close to Queen’s Square), ' with good 6-roomed House. Bathroom, scullery, washhouse, copper and tuns, motor shed, big fowlhou»e ami run, sewer, h.p. water, gas, well fenced. i OAK ROAD: I Four-roomed house, washhouse, cop- • per and tubs, shed, sewer, open fire--1 places, h.p. water, gas, scullery, with gas stove. Good section. j SALE AT 2.30 p.m. I NOTE. —As this estate has to be wound up, the above properties will lie sold. They are all in good condition, and well let, and being handy and <orvenient to the business centre, wid make a good investment. T. H. GILL, Auctioneer. TWYFORD FARM. OQ ACRES, all ploughable, well subdivided and watered, 4 acres in full-bearing orchard, good 4-roomed cottage, cow shed and storeroom. Unencumbered property. £lOOO Cash w’anted. Balance 5 years at 6 per cent. Good little farm well worth inspection.

I MIXED FARM. ACRES, 1 mile from town, rail, • school, etc. Four well fenced and watered paddocks all ploughable. Easy rolling country, 4 acres in barley, carrying 47 head mixed cattle, 19 of which are milking cows, 2 horses and 30 sheep. Good 5-roomed House, new whare and outbuildings. New cowshed (6 bails), engine-room with milking plant complete/ Good sheep yards. Price £42 10/- per acre. Good term* arranged. RAUPARE. 7A ACRES rich heavy land, suitable ■ for dairying, cropping, dealing and grass seed. Twelve well fenced and permanently watered paddocks, new 5-roomed House, big wool and grain shed, new milking plant just installed. Price £9O per acre. The cheapest place on these flats. Good I terms arranged. This won’t keep. | TO BUILDERS. I T/'VLL i-Acre in Lyndon road, with 3| ; A chain 5 and 6ft. iron fence, 1 chain ‘ 6ft. fence, unencumbered. Price £260 .on £6O deposit, or a little less for all cash; also in Beresford street, 3 sec- • tions at £152 10/-, on very easy terms ; ■ also good section in Gordon road, £B6. , Easy terms. Two full i-acres in Brunsi wick road, £145 on easy terms, also 2 j in Wellwood street, £lO5, easy terms, and others in different parts of the I borough. : EXCHANGE PROPOSITION. ! f'’ 00D 6-rcomed House on half an I'A acre, facing Cornwall Park, h. & ,c. water, bathroom, washhouse, copper 1 and tubs, electric light, iron point, 2 I rooms outside 30 x 12, sewer, artesian i and town water, concrete paths and lawns Price £ll5O Owner’s equity : £750. Will exchange for orchard pro- , pertv. 1 WORKERS’ HOME. ! 001) Sound b roomed House, bath ■ i"A room, pantry, washhouse, copper ; and tubs, just under few 1 minutes from town. Electric light and ' sewer and town water. Price only ' £5BO. £lOO cash, balance arranged. (Very cheap home. Further particulars of above from -'j—- ~\SC' GILL BROS./ AUCTIONEERS AND PROPEBTfi SALESMEN, Station Ctrert 4 Harting*.