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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 199, 8 August 1923, Page 8

li BorpMia. SORENSON’S MART '■•<o 12 New Canadian Kichen Chairs 12 Second-hand Chairs 1 Heavy Iron-frame Mangle. 1 Small Round Card Table 1 9 x 12 Second-hand Congoleum Square 1 Carpet Axniinster Runner 2 Prams, newly done up 2 Practically New Folding Push Chairs 12 New Spades 12 Long-handlo Shovels 2 Pieces Lino, 14 x 12 1 Diabolo Separator, 15gal. 1 Shadow Tissue Lounge Chair And Many % Other Useful Household Lines. INSPECTION INVITED. KARAMU ROAD HASTINGS. 'Phone 1455.

THE CHEAPEST PROPERTIES IN HAWKE’S BAY. 1600 ACRES FREEHOLD, close to good town; two sheep p.a. country, besides 300 to 400 cattle. £l3 10/- per acre. New buildings: Six-roomed house and all outbuildings; woolshed with machines, 3-rdomed cottage, large barn and implement shed, shoepyards, etc. Sixteen paddocks all permanently watered. Originally all heavy bush country. AAA ACRES, L.1.P., rent under 6/per acre. All first-class limestone country, very well watered. Easy rolling hills, a large portion ploughable; 3 paddocks. New 4-roomed Bungalow with all conveniences, men’s whare, motor shed, etc. Now’ wintering 1130 sheep, 630 being breeding ewes, and 70 head of cattle. Nine mites’ railway station by good motor road. Price only £ll per acre for quick sate. QQAA ACRES FREEHOLD, 19 /w-wW paddocks, nearly all ploughable; 140 acres in rape. Well watered. Winters 3500 sheep. Six-roomed house barn, stable, implement shed and whare, woolshed (machines), etc. Price' only £lO per acre. H. B. TENNENT HERETAUNGA ST. HASTINGS.

ROLLSTON AND STANTON SHAREBROKERS 4Q ACRES DAIRY FARM, all rich j ll7 flats; 11 acres in lucerne. Carrying at pnsent 25 cows and 4 horses. Good 4-<o3med house, bathroom and scullery; large shed with loft, concrete cowbails (machines, 3-cow plant complete). Pigf-ty aud pig paddocks. Price £llO per ajre. Terms arranged. This is worth inspection No. 10/94 600 ACR EB L I.P. Rental £177 "LFV first-class limeston country; well watered. Easy rolling hills, mostly ploughabte. Eight paddocks. Four-roomed MODERN BUNGALOW, Men’s Whare, motor shed, school 3 mites. Currying 2 sheep per acre and 70 head cattle. Price £l2 10/- goodwill. Terms arranged. AOO ACRES, partly freehold and leasehold. Rental 5/10 per acre. Limestone country, well watered, patches native bush lying in basin to sun, 12 paddocks. carry 2 ewes and cattle. Six-roomed HOUSE, woolshed, 3 stands, Men's Whare, school handy. Price £l5 per acre goodwill. Terms arranged. A good place. z£KA ACRES, renewable lease. Rent 7/8; 2 small and 2 large paddocks; easy undulating country with I portion flat. Will winter 900 sheep and 30 head cattle. Five-roomed HOUSE. Two-stand woolshed. Price £6 10/- per acre, goodwill; £lOOO deposit. PTX ACRES just outside borough. Nearly al in grass. Small patch lucerne, few fruit trees ;two-roomed cottage, washhouse, cowbails, pigsty, etc. Price £1250. No. 1/94 TELEPHONES— Office ~... 1317 T. 8. Roulston (house) 546 A. E. Stanton (house) 1318 P.O. Box 247. • THE SOUTHERN CRQBS ASSURANCE CO., LTD. The Southern Cross Assurance Company Ltd. —Offers most attractive policies on liberal terms. Writ* or call for literature telling all abont our special— HOUSE PURCHASE POLICY. It shows the way to own you? own home and be insured at the taino time. GET IN TOUCH WITH UB Apply— EASTINGS AGENT THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Queen Street, Hastings.

piHOICE CHEAP FRUIT! Lord V Wolseley (Cookers) 121bs 3/6, 8/6 per bushel. Adams Pearmain (dessert) 121bs 3/6, 9/6 per bushel. Delicious (very choice) 12Ibs 4/6, 14/- per bushel. Oranges, sweet and juicy, 5 for 1/-. Lemons, large size, 5 for 1/-.—T. CLARKSON, LTD., ’phone 184, Hastings. fjON’T TINKER with your watch, A- 7 the delicate mechanism may easily be ruined in that way. Make use of our watch repair service.— 8. C. RUSBATCH, Working Watchmaker and Jeweller, RUSSELL 81., HASTINGS. THE TRIBUNE. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. FN ORDER to avoid errors and complaints, subscribers to the Hawke’s Bay Tribune are asked to notify at the Tribune Office ail changes of address, instructions to deliver paper, or t< discontinue delivery. It is requested that no instructions of the above nature be entrusted to the runners It is also notified that on no account should subscriptions be paid to runners. Nc receipt will be accepted as valid unless given on one of the Tribune’s PRINTED FORMS.