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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 53, 14 February 1928, Page 10

SMITH a SHARP. FUTURE SALES. Feb. 28. —On account Mr. T. Sullivan, Riverslea Road: Horse, Tray and Harness, 8-ton Lucerne Hay, Cow, Fowls, Tools, and Household Furniture. SMITH & SHARP AUCTIONEERS AND LAND SALESMEN Have the following PROPERTIES FOR SALE. K ROOMED BUNGALOW, every convenience, on J acre land, £6OO. A Bargain. No. 68 § ROOMED BUNGALOW, sleeping porch, O. range, gas, and every possible convenience; quite handy. Price £llOO. Building Society mortgage. Terms arranged for balance. Nd. 90 g ROOMED BUNGALOW, 8. porch, E.L. stove, motor shed and every modern convenience. Price £1250. Terms arranged. No. 46 g ROOK ROUGH I AST BUNGALOW, sleeping porch, e.l. nd stove, motor shed. This home is fitted out with every requirement, and substantially built. Handy to town, and would suit the most fastidious home-seeker. Price-. £1450, with terms to be arranged. j ROOMED HOUSE, e. 1., bathroom, etc., newly papered. A cheap property at £750, with £5O down. No. 83 4 ROOMED HOUSE, all conveniences, wash-houso, coal-house and fowl-house; half-acre land, good locality, Fitzroy Avenue, £775. Terms to be arranged. No. 131 The above are only a few from a very large list we have for sale, from 2 rooms up to 20, Farms, Farm Jets, Businesses, or anything required. In ■spection arranged at any time. gMITH & gHARP RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS CLEARING SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS SMITH AND SHARP will sell on account of a Client who is leaving the district, on THURSDAY NEXT, FEB. 16th. At 2 p.m. sharp. At their Rooms RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS Couch, 2 Arm Chairs and 3 Chairs upholstered in S.B. Settee and 2 Chairs, Glass Cabinet, Occasional Table, Duchess Chest, Double Bed and Wire Mattress, Remington hypewriter, Sideboard, Corner Wardrobe. Fire Screen, Door Screen, Round Workbasket, D. Table, K. Table, Double Mattress, 18ft. Passage Lino., 2 Pieces Lino lift. 4in. by 6ft., 2 Pieces Lino. 13ft. 7in by 6ft., 1 Piece Lino. 10ft. 'in. by 6ft., Mandoline, Box Wall Br..cket, Jardineers, Vases, Jam Dishes, Cruet, Tja Pots, Toast Racks, Jewel Case, Wood Kerb, Step Ladder, Holdall Wcrk-basket, Suit Case, Single Bed and Wire, lot Chinaware, Spray Pump, 4 Pairs Curtain Brackets, Mason Jars, Saucepans, Forks and Spoons, Paste Board, Steel Trunk, Sugar and Butter Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Lady’s Coat, Pair of Button-up Boots, Books, Fire Tongs, Carpet Beater, Small Table, Window Blinds, 2 Chambers, Tflol Chest, Tools, Spade, Shovel, Sickle, Hedge Clippers, 60ft. Garden Hose, Watches, Jewel Case, Hand Saw, Brace and Bit, Hammer, Roll Wire Netting, Step Ladder, 12 Motor “Sec Clears,” Pair Gum Boots and other sundries, 60ft. go ' Hose and Nozzle. Also 10ft. by 10ft. Mirzapore Carpet, 2 Chests Drawers, Dropside Singer Sewing Machine, Dropside Oval Table, small Kitchen Sideboard, 2 Occ. Chests, 9-Piece Suite in leather, Single Burner Perfection Stove, I . wn Mower etc. THURSDAY NEXT at 2 p.m. SMITH AND SHARP, Auctioneers. Hastings.

AARD MOTOR SERVICE PALMERSTON NORTH WANGANUI NEW PLYMOUTH WELLINGTON 8.30 a.m., 2.30 p.m., 6.30 p.m. Daily. Sunday, 8 a.m. only. WAIROA GISBORNE OPOTOKI TAURANGA 8 a.m., 2 p.m., 6 p.m. Daily. TAUPO ROTORUA HAMILTON AUCKLAND 8.30 a.m. Daily. TAIHAPE 11.30 a.m. Daily. FOR TAXI Reservations and Information ’Phone 416 AARD INFORMATION BUREAU RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS. A. HUNTER Manager NO NEED to apologise for Monday’s cold joint if with it. you produce r bottle of Hayward’s "Military” Pickle It puts zest into the humblest meal Demand "Military.”—l2 A SECOND HELPING ia aivvay(.~he cry when Hayward’s "Military” Pickle is on th< table. Who can resist its fine, piquant flavour? Always ask for “Military, ’—6.