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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 78, 16 March 1923, Page 8

alb firvs MARCH SALES. March 16.--On account H. B. Heaton, Esq.. Mahora: Stock and Implements. March 19—On account Mr. W. H Combe, ueen Street VV.: Oak Furniture, etc. Mar. 23.—0 n account E. H. Williams, Esq.: Land Sale Havelock North Residential Sites, in our Land Sales Room. March 26—On account Public Trustee, in re J. Hawthorn (deceased): Five House Properties. March 28—On account W. Masters, Esq. Piano. Furniture, Humber Motor Car. April I —On account Mr. Maher, Avenue Road W.: Household Furniture. Bicycle, etc.

JJASTING9 jyjARKET gALE THE CENTRAL MART, SATURDAY, MARCH 17th, 1923. GILL BROS, will sell • At 11 a.m. ALL CLASSES POULTRY, 80 Head Prime Table Birds 40 W.L. Hens 30 8.0. Hens 130 Young Cockerels 15 Young Drakes 12 W.L. Pullets 7 8.0. Pullets 10 Young Turkey Goblers 20 Young Ducks and Drakes, ex * Rail PIGS. 15 P.B. Weaners 14 Weaners 8 Tamworth Cross Wean£.rs 12 Porkers 2 Fat Pigs 12 o’clock DAIRY STOCK. 4 Jer.-S.H. Cows, springing 1 Jersey Cow, in profit 1 S.H. Cow on drop 1 Jer, Cross Heifer, springing GENERAL. One Tray Gig, 1 Dog Cart, 1 Spring Cart, 2 Gigs, 1 Phaeton, 3 Sets Gig Harness, 1 heavy set, 2 Gent’s Saddles, 4 Bridles, quantity Odd Harness, Horse Covers, Wheelbarrow, Light Sulky, Posts, Strainers, 4 Separators, 2 Gent’s Bicycles and Sundries. At 1.30: Dessert and Cooking Apples. Pears, Peaches, Plums, Water and Rock Melons, Tomatoes, Onions, Citron Melons, Pumpkins, Manrows, Potatoes, Cob Maize, Barley, Cucumbers, Oats, Hay, Straw and Lucerne. 1 Ariel Motor Cycle 1 Triumph Motor Cycle 1 Budge Motor Cycle Also at 2 p.m. On account manufacturer’s agent, Auckland. 20 dozen best English Stainless Table and Dessert Knives, round and square handles of grained Zylonite. 10 dozen Bread Saws. Several Suit and Costume Lengths of Tweed and short ends.

GILL BROS.. Auctioneers. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. MONDAY. MARCH 26th, 1923 At 2.30 p.m. IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM, RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS ATESSRS. GILL BROS., acting x under instructions from the Public Trustee, in re JAS. HAWTHORNE (deceased) will sell as follows:— Lot. 1.—202 Gray’s Road: Nice 4roomed Home. , lot. 2.—907 Queen St. W.; Neat 4ruomed Cottage. .Lot 3.—910 Queen St. W.: Good 5roomed Home. .Lot 4.—106 Gray’s Rd.: Desirable 4-roomed House. Lot 5.—607 Oak Rd.: 4-rooms, with bath, etc. We have our Notice Boards on all these properties, and had full particulars in Saturday’s issue. Full details from— GILL BROS,, Or Auctioneers. Public Trust Office, Queen St., Hastings. LAND! LAND! LAND! JMPORTANT ""AUCTION SALE CHOICE HAVELOCK BUILDING SITES. IN OUR LANf) SALES ROOM, RUSSELL ST., HASTINGS.. FRIDAY. MARCH 23rd. 1923, At 2.30 p.m.

GILL BROS, have been favoured with instructions from Mr. E. H. Williams. Esq., to offer for sale several very fine building sites at Havelock North. Full Details Later. GILL BROS., Auctioneers. gRAD L E Y THE CASH BOOTMAN. for STYLE AND QUALITY LADIES’ ENGLISH COLT. PATENT LEATHER. LEATHER HEELS, SHOES—3S/-. 79 EMERSON STREET. NAPIER. Melting Snow on Yorkshire moors requires a boot of sterling quality to keep the feet dry. Harry Walker, of Leeds, specialises in WATERTIGHTS and we arc unpacking, ex Paparoa, a consignment of the finest Working Boots ever offered to you in Hawke’s Bay. COME IN AND INSPECT. Sole agent for Hastings— W. BURFIELD. “Public Benefit Boot Factory,’’ HEBETAUNGA ST.. HASTINGS. ’Phone—l69. NOTE. - Repairs a speciality. Nothing but the best English Leather used.