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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 45, 5 February 1920, Page 8

a, A. MMar. JhUKETAI’U (JJTOCK SALE$ ALE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1920 At 12.30 p.m. 200 s.m. cues 150 primo fat ewe.i 20 store ewes 30 m.s. lambs 11 m.s. yearlings 20 3-year steers EARLY ENTRIES REQUESTED. J. A. MILLER, Auctioneer. WANTED TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY IN HAVELOCK NORTH For a Client. A MODERN HOME With 2 ACRES (or more) of Land. ’Phone promptly to — J. A. MILLER. Office No. 411 ; or 813 S. N.B.—We have also severel buyers for houses in Hastings, and invite particulars from intending sellers. HANDY BUNGALOW. POSSESSION IN 30 DAYS. g ROOMS, every modern convenience, only few minutes’ walk from centre of town. Built about 4 years. PRICE £lO5O Mortgage £670 at 6 per cent for 6 years J. A. MILLER, SOLE AGENT.

y B V I T! Jfl R U I T. SPLENDID ORCHARD PROPOSITION. AREA 6 ACRES AREA Situated Sunny Havelock North. All best varieties of export Apples and Pears. Practically all full-bearing trees. Also BEAUTIFUL HOME, comprising 5 rooms, with bathroom, pantry and scullery; built-in cupboards, larder, store-room, etc. Motor shed and packing shed; windmill and tanks. This is a special property, and will appeal to anyone requiring a comfortable home and an assured income. • We can arrange for practicaUy immediate possession after inspection, and tho crops go in at the price. ™ ICE £2750 Terms £950 cash. ’Phone number 500 or 1295 for inspection. Sole Selling Agents SMITH & CO. MARKET STREET - HASTINGS.

yy H O .. PEED? ftKft ACRES first-class land. Nearly all flat. Been heavy bush, now all in grass and crop, with patches shelter; 125 acres have been stumped. Grows splendid grain and root crops. Well fenced and subdivided, and watered by permanent streams. This country is always green. Wintered 3 sheep to the acre besides 100 head of cattle, and w*ould make , good stud farm. Could be cut up into 8 dairy farms. Full particulars from CAMPBELL IJIHOMSON A QO. DANNEVIRKE. Telephones: Office No. 8. House No. 40 JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. A. O. WELLWOOD, Queen Street, HASTINGS, Has been favoured with instructions from MRS. De LISLE to offer for PRIVATE SALE her well-known TWO-STOREYED RESIDENCE, in Tomoana Road, known as “Moemoea,” containing 12 living rooms, besides bathrooms, scullery, store rooms, servery, telephone room, study, etc. The upstairs portion contains 2 double bedrooms with fireplace in each, 3 single bedrooms, shower-bath room (lead lined), and procelain bathroom, also with shower, 2 lavatories, numerous cupboards and built-in wardrobes, large balcony. The house throughout is built of the best timber available, aud is so designed that every room gets the sun at some part of the day. The total area of land is 5J acres laid out in garden, grass anti lucerne. The outbuildings comprise wash-house (4 tubs), coal shed, dairy, stable, loft, etc. Artesian water, high-pressure water, electric light, h. and c. service, etc. This is an ideal home, and the house alone could not be built at the price asked for the whole property. All infonntaion obtained from the agent. A. O. WELLWOOD QUEEN STREET - HASTINGS. ’Phones^ —430 and 1188. FJIHE gLSDON LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, Harket Strata - - HASTINGS Cilia Popular Kotaauranl provides ths BEST BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS AND TEAS i* Hastings, and st satisfactory pricw Breakfasts at 8 a.m.. Lonchson 19 Is 8 p.m.. Hot Meat Togs 8 till 7.1* After zoon and Evening Tone. MilT ■ HAMILTON. graazrwtrasn