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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 76, 9 March 1922, Page 8

HAWKE’S BAY FRUITGROWERS’ LIMITED/ WE HAVE A LIMITED SPACE TO LET FOR COOL STORAGE XHIS SEASON. MAKE YOUR APPLICATION NOW. SPACE LIMITED. SPECIAL OFFER. ACRES and good sound 4-roomed semi-bungalow. Five minutes to town. For quick sale £1975. Easy terms arranged. FOR EXCHANGE. »_> ACRES and good 5-roomed Bungalow. Every possible convenience, e.L, h. and c. water, porcelain batb and basin, sewer, etc. Price £27OU. equal £l3OO. For sor 6-roomed House and | or j acre section. *> ACRES and 6 R. House, all con- ** veniences, 1J orchard, price £2OOO, equity £9OO, for 4 or 5-roonied House and J acre section. JEFFERY & CO. STATION STREET, HASTINGS. ’Phenes: 78 and 1289. FOE SALE: VyEST SIDE, handy to P. 0., Good ’ T Four-roomed Dwelling. All conveniences, garden etc. Price, £BOO, only 50 cash. pENTRAL POSITION, Six-roomed Semi-Bungalow. All possible conveniences. Good section. Price £1,006, On this property is a good Government mortgage. Exchange your section for this. It’s a gift. Three acres, cottage * ■* SHED. West side. Prioe, £7OO, with £175 oaeh. Possession sure. A BSENTEE OWNER wants Offer for-'good Brick Buildiug in Her*, taunga Street, Hastings. T EASES, 10 Acres upwards handy. Several cheap hotels. Building for removal (heart of totara). Farms galore now. rp pUNNINGHAM A pO. QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS.

NAPIER HIGH SCHOOLS; PRINCIPALS; f MISS V. M. GREIG, M.A., B.Se, (Girls' School) and MR. W. A. ARMOUR, M.A., M.So. (Boys School) THE SCHOOLS HAVE AN EXCELLENT SCHOLASTIC RECORD And are Fully Staffed by Experienced Teedwn. (a) PROFESSIONAL COURSE (fer these wishing to study lot Medicine, Law, the Cherek, Dentistry, Secondary PFhool Teaching and University Scholarships.) (b) COMMEBICAL COURSE (fot these wishing to take np Business Pwrsaits.) (e) GENERAL SECONDARY COURSE. (d) AGRICULTURAL COURSE (for boys) and DOMESTIC SCEENOE (for girls). Resident and Visiting Tutors are available for instruction in Music, Dancing, Elocution and Singing. Excellent Boarding Establishments are attached to each school, and are nnder the direct supervision of the Principals, assisted by resident taachen, Matrons, and Experienced Domestic Staffs. Fall annual bearding fee, including laundry, £59 10s per annum. Early application for admission as a boarder is necessary, as the accommodation is limited. Preparatory Pupils admitted to each school. Tuition Fee: £4 4s per term. Prospectus free on application to th* Principals or the undersigned. FIRST TERM 1922 COMMENCES ON FEBRUARY 8, W. L. DUNN, Secretary. Education Office, Napier, TRIBUNE WANTEDS Bring Results. ’■“■“"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l Kn™ ] W WOrd, i<‘ U ’* : Lost & Found ) To r Let le ) * in«ert'.OM Is. 6d, Wan ted to Buy > Id. per Insertion Exchange i every additional Miscellaneous ) word. All Wanted Advertisements are classified. Double rates charged if booked. Instructions by telephone (39) regarded as cash advertisemens if paid for within 24 hours. Tribune ‘‘Wan teds" are your best Salesmen They bring buyer and seller together and lead to business.