Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 70, 6 March 1923, Page 8

3. A. Millar, J. A. MILLER STOCK STATION AGENT HASTINGS. QUEEI-r STREET HASTINGS CHEAPEST FARM ON HASTINGS FLATS. 135 ACRES Subdivided into 9 paddocks. Artesian water. Uix acres lucerne, acres prairie, balance splendid future. Small whare. Sheep yards. Price £76 per acre. Terms £lOOO CHOICE DAIRY FARM? Richest part Hawke’s Bay.—No floods. Only 1 mile from school; 8 miles from Hastings or Napier. 46 ACRES, carrying 31 milking cows and other stock, 3 horses; 7 acres crops. New 6-rooined House, every convenience; pantry, wash-house, bathroom, motor shed, cow bails (3 plant, with engine and separator included in price). Price only £llO per aero. I) BALHARRY QUEEN STREET - HASTINGS. Phones 797 and 17. AGENT FOR LAWES’ SHJEP DIPS. IVTCE ROOMY HOUSE, all modern conveniences, motor shed, fowl-houses-and yards, and other outbuildings. Three acres or land with three frontages. Good cutting-up proposition. Price reasonable. Very easy terms to good man. Will exchange. K ROOMED HOUSE, with all modern conveniences. Situated west side, best locality. A gift at £lO5O. Only £75 cash required. Balance easy terms. O ACRES (lj orchard, | acre lucerne). Five-roomed dwelling, all conveniences, artesian well; close to school. Price £l6OO (a reduction of £250 for quick sale). Or will exchange for house and small section. A large number of orchards, houses and farms to choose from. All prices and terms. Kindly enquire. F. J. TONKIN, Phone 1233 M. Land Dept. rpHE“J D E A L ” TIMETABLE GUIDE. The Traveller’s and Tourist’s Companion. Sold by BOOKSELLERS and BOOKSTALLS In. E»v.h. COACH BUILDING COACH BUILDING COACH BUILDIN( ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGINEER’.N . New and Used Machinery for Snie. -Oxy-Acet. Welding and Cutting at Moderate Rates. ri W. HURS T H OUS E Queen St., HASTINGS. THE BUSINESS STABILISER. ADVERTISING. £JNBTEADY MARKETS non lack of confidence on the part of buyers. lack of courage in the max that seth But business can be, made good. Business can always be good when it is gone after in the right way. It needs Courage, and Confidence, .md Vision. It needs, above all else the GREAT BUSINESS STABILIZER—AOVERTIBONC* ADVERTISING that restores public confidence. ADVERTISING that creates demand, increases production, and keeps wheels humming. ADVERTISING that steadies markets 1 ADVERTISING that stabiliser For the past few years advertising has been used as a spectacular plaything. To-day it is a grim necessity. The time to splurge has passed. The time to use it nteadily and consistently has come. ADVERTISE; but advertise wisely. Where expense is minimised) where business can be developed te th« highest point of activity. Where can that development be more effective than in the rich productive province of Hawke’n Bay, where the “HAWKE’S BAY TRIBUNE,” with its large and extensive circulation, creates a field for advertiser! cf innumerable buyereP THE Hawks’s Bay Tribune FIRST IM HAWKS’# BAY,