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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 96, 10 April 1926, Page 8

A. E. Bullen and Co. MONSTER FURNITURE SALE. TUESDAY NEXT. APRIL 13th, 1926. A. E. B CElex & C°Will Sell AT THEIR MART, RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS At 1.30 p.m. sharp. THE CONTENTS OF SIX-ROOMED HOUSE Also On account of various clients : One Kirkman Piano, in perfect condition, 9-piece Suite of 6 Chairs, 2 Ann Chairs and Sofa upholstered in maroon, 2 Tub Chairs (spring seats), Colonial Couch. High-back Chairs, 5 D. Chests (bevel mirrors), 4 Chests Drawers, 4 S.G. Chairs, 6 D. Rimu Beds and Wires, 7 S. R. Beds and Wires, 9 D.L Beds and Wires, 7 S.l. Beets and \\ ires, 4 Small K. Tables, 2 D. Tables, 5 Occ. tables, 2 Solas, 6 K. Chairs, 3 K. Dressers, 2 Flour Bins, 3 Elec. Heaters, Elec. Fan, 3 Carpets 5 Rugs Piano Stool and Bench, Elec. Iron, Set Bedroom Ware, 6 W. Stands, 4 1). Wire Wove Mattresses, 5 Wire Stretchers. 2 Cots, 2 Palm Stands, Commode, 2 Pedestal Cupboards, 2 K. Forms, Oak Curtain Poles and Rings, Lino, from 6 floors, Venetian and other Blinds, several Pictures, 2 Perfection Stoves, 2 .Lawn Mowers, Saucepans, Kettles, Buckets, lot Crockery, Jam Jars, Clothes Basket, Pres. Pan, Cutlery, Mincer, Fry Pan, Wash-ups, Brooms, Bread Tins, Cake Tins and hundreds of Sundries.

NOTE: Owing to the extra large quantity of goods sent in, wc find it necessary to hold this extra sale, which will be continued on Thursday. Practically all lines arc without reserve, and must be sold as wc* require space- Goods will be displayed to best advantage, and we invite your inspection. E. E. SMITH, Auctioneer. NOTHING CHEAPER THAN THIS IN HAWKE’S BAY. ONLY T £(J7S REQUIRED for a 5-ROOMED SEMI-BUNGALOW with sleeping porch and all conveniences. £lOO Deposit will let you into this cheap property. WHAT ABOUT THIS FOR AN EASTER GIFT. ACRES DAIRY FARM. Will carry 20 cows, and always an abundance of feed. Absolutely droughtresisting. Grow anything. Buildings consist of 3-roomed house, cow-bails and outbuildings, all in good order. PRICE AND DEPOSIT RIGHT. See us and arrange inspection 2k. E. B ULLEN & C°AUCTIONEERS. LAND A COMMISSION AGENTS, RUSSELL ST., HASTINGS. D E PELICHET. M C LEOD & CO.. LIMITED. THE ESTATE OF THE LATE SAMUEL FLETCHER, (Deceased.) The unsold Sections in the above EsTa'te are open for private treaty, being:— Section 5, 617 Acies, one Block 45 and * 48, total 147 Acres. Both in the Waharara District. The properties lie 15 miles from Onga, under the range, and are fre from drought. 1200 ACRES within six miles of Hastings, complete with homestead, woolshed, etc., or the vendor ii prepared to sell, say, 700 or 80b acres at a price in proportion tu its well-known carrying capacity. 1000 ACRES, three-fourths ploughable. Splendid homestead, woolshed and outbuildings. Well watered and subdivided. 'Carrying 1500 ewe* and 1500 hoggets. The above pioperties are well known to us, and we can recommend an in I spection of the same with confidence.

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