Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 99, 5 April 1922, Page 8

PMbIM tale*. PUBLIC SALES QNGA QNGA yARDS, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1922. At 12.30 p.m. 300 shorn wether lambs 300 ewes in lamb (R. rams) 110 mixed cattle 20 2|-year steers 100 rape lambs 50 2-tooth wethers 400 4,6, anW 8-tooth to 4-year ewes in lamb (R. rams) 300 2-tooth to 4-year ewes 20 P.A. 2-year heifers 10 3-year heifers 15 yearling steers 7 2 and 3-year steers 10 fat cows and heifers 1 springing cow | pETANE y A R D 8 MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1922, At 11 a.m. 80 f. and f. wethers yyAIPUKURAU YARDS. TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922. "Bnirv Stockj H. 30 a.m. Other Steck: Noon. SALES FOR APRIL. Wninukv^nu—ll, 24. Storrford Lodge—l2, 19. Onga Onga—6, 20. Otane—2l. Petane—lo. Takapau—l3. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TAE PELICHET, McLEOD kt CO.. u LTD., under instructions from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, in the estate of RANGIAPOA WAIKARI HAWKINS (deceased) will sell, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the OLD LIBRARY BUILDINGS, MARKET STREET, HASTINGS, On FRIDAY, 7th APRIL, 1922 At 11 a.m.: LOT I.— Two Acres 1 Rood 32 Perches front’ng Southland Road, with dwellinghouse 8 rooms, stabling, man’s whare aifd shed. LOT 2.—Three Acres, fronting Oliphant Road, well fenced and watered; no buildings. LOT 3. —Three Acres, fronting Wall Road, well fenced and watered; no buildings. The property is rich dairying land, lies within a few chains of the racecourse, and Lots 2 and 3 are ideal building sites. Conditions of Bale can be inspected at the following offices:— THE PUBLIC TRJS T OFFICE, Queen St., Hastings. De PELICHET, MCLEOD <t CO., LTD., Hastings. F. J. WALKER AND COMPANY. MEAT SALESMEN AND COLONIAL AGENTS LONDON, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, SHEFFIELD, LEEDS. Consignments of Frozen Moats sold direct to United Kingdom Retail Butchers, also ex store and ex ship. ADVANCES ARRANGED. Particulars from— F. J. WALKER & CO., LTD., 13 Grey Street - WELLINGTON. G. STEPHENS 133 QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. 'Phone—l3o7. QQQ/A ACRES (more or less) of Leasehold Property. The lease is for a period of 21 years from xst March, 1915, expiring Ist March, 1936. Carries a right of renewal and compensation for improvements. The lease has also a right to purchase at any time upon re-valuation (unimproved value). It is estimated that the freehold could be acquired for about £2 3/- per acre. The rent is £lB2 17/10 per annum payable halfyearly in advance. County and harbour rates and fire insurance on the house about £25 per annum. This property is well watered, and 400 acres or more is ploughable. Ring fenced, 14 paddocks, 5-roomed house and conveniences Implement shed, sheep yards, wool shed. Winters 2000 sheep beside cattle. Price for goodwill £2 10/- per acre. Terms would be considered.

001 ACRES (more or less). Lease perpetual renewal every 21 years. Five per cent, on ground valuation compensation for improvements. Leasehold 14 years to run, at 23/6 per acre per annum. This would make a first-class dairy farm, being nearly all flat land in English grass. Carries 3 breeding ewes besides cattle. Price £9OO. R ROOMED HOUSE, with every convenience and outbuildings ; quarteracre section. Electric light in house. Concrete paths and lawns; h.p. and artesian water supply. Price £950. Terms £lOO or more cash. TRIBUNE WANTEDS Bring Results. Situations 5 16 word* (i H»aa) Lodging! > la Lout & Fouad ) For Sale ) I inierttoii! li. 6dL To Let ) Wanted to Buy ) id. per inaertioa Exchange ) every additional MUcellaneoui ) word. All Wanted Advertisement! are clan! fled. Doable rates charged if booked Instructions by telephone (39) re warded as cash advertisemens if paid for within 24 hours. Tribune "Wanted*'* are your be«t Salesmen They bring buyer and seller together and lead to business-