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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 304, 10 December 1929, Page 10

BONE i SHAW BONE & SHAW. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE. GENERAL HOME APPOINTMENTS On the Premises: 706 RODNEY ST., HASTINGS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12th Sharp at 1.30 p.m. gONE & SHAW, favoured with instructions from Mr. Victor Curtis, who is leaving Hastings, to sell, without reserve as follows;— LIVING ROOM; Dining Table, H.B. Chairs (leather scats) , Spring Settee in shadow tissue, 2 Ensy Tub Chairs in shadow tissue, Wilton Carpet 10.6 x 9ft., Wooden Kerb (seat ends), nice lot Cushions, Vases and Ornaments, Curtains, striped silk Poplin hall curtains, Occ. Table, Pot Plants, Jardinier, Palm stand,, Lino and 2 Hearth Rugs, Coir Mat. TWO BEDROOMS: Five-piece White Enamel Bedroom Suite comprising Double Wood Bed and Wire, Oval Mirror Wardrobe, Oval-mirrored Duchesse, Pedestal, Double Flax Kapoc and Pillows, Lino., Child’s Wood Cot and Mattress, Curtains, 2 Hearth Rugs, Single Wood Bed and Wire, Kapoc and Pillows, S.W. Stretcher, Kapoc and Pillows, Hospital Bed, Kapoc and Pillows, 2 Hearth Rugs and Curtains, 6-drawer Drophead Singer Sewing Machine, 2drawer Duchesse, Bathroom Lino, and Toiletware. - KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE. Two Kitchen Tables, 3 A.B. Chairs, Child’s High Chair, do. Wicker Chair, Gent’s Wicker Chair, Lino., Couch in leather, Curtains, Elec. Iron, all Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, Scales, Jam and Mason Jars, Wringer, nice lot of Garden Tools, new Coldwell Gem Lawnmower, assortment of Home-made Pickles and Sauces, Kitchen Crockery, Pantry Lino., Lines and Props, Gent’s Bike, Clothes Basket, Scrim Door and Sundries. Also 10 One-year Laying 8.0. Hens, 2 bantams. Also At 2.30 p.m., on the premises, we will sell the Home, comprising oneeighth acre, well laid out in lawns and garden, concrete paths, sewer, light and h.p. water, together with a 5roomed Bungalow, pantry, linen press, wash-house, copper and tubs, cosy corner built in; hot and cold water, gas stove, porcelain bath, back and front verandah. Known as 706 Rodney Street. Ideal position. Good home and facing the sun. Sold subject to a mortgage of £750, 1932, with a small cash deposit. Further particulars from us.. NOTE: Genuine Sale. As Mr. Curtis is leaving Hastings, there will be no reserve on any of tho furnishings. S. BONE, Auctioneer. QEE OUR’WINDOWS. “Special purchase of Underwear and Vests, all marked at uargain prices. These won’t last long.—BOLT’S, Heretaunga Street. Hastings.

STUD NOTICES To Stand the Season at IRONGATE ? ‘S Hastings THE BLACK ida&igfflm TROTTING SIRE -BINGEN KING By NATIVE KING—Dam Kirwee (by Prince Imperial), Dam by Rothschild. Times: 1 mile, 2.18; 2 miles, 4.39. Fees: 8 Guineas Single Mare. Two or more 7 guineas. Grazing: Dry mares 2/-. wet mares 5/-. Groomage, 5/-. Every care taken but no responsibility ALL FEES TO BE PAID BY Ist JANUARY, 1930. For further particulars apply W. B. CAMPBELL, Irongate, Hastings. Box 179. ’Phone 985. To Stand the Season At _ “ OPHERO " Mangatahi, v JSji”* vt) |S/ THE CLYDESDALE SIRE MARAEKAKAHO BONNIE LAD Foaled 1921, by imported Bonnie Dene (G.V.L.C.) from Maraekakaho Bessie Salisbury (2300. Vol. 5), by Pride of Newton (12280). This young stallion was a very valuable member of the recently dispersed Maraekakaho Stud. His sire, Bonnie Dene, has had a very successful career in the Moore-Hunter Stud and has left a large number of championship winners. His dam, Bessie Salisbury, goes back to Lord Salisbury, a great horse in his day. Bonnie Lad was twice first and champion at Hawke’s Bay Shows and was second at Manawatu Royal in 1924. He is absolutely sound, of splendid disposition, and a sure foal-getter. FEE: 4 Guineas, Groomage 5/-, Grazing 2/6 dry mares, 5/- wet mares. Payable by 31st. January, 1930. All care taken, but no responsibility. Applv to — A. M. MACMILLAN, Mangatahi, Private Bag. ’Phone 10328., Hastings. DRY PINE FIREWOOD, 9in. lengths £2 per load delivered. Good Copper Wood, 20/- per load. Building Timber, Bluegum Gate and Yard Timber. TJ WARE, BIOS, Riverslea Road, HASTINGS. VISITORS TO NAPIEEI THE CITY DINING ROOM, Lower Emerson Street. Meals at all hours. Fresh Oysters ano White Bait in season. Fish, Grills, etc. All at 1/6. Hot Dinner, 12 till 2, 1/3. 'Phone 2935.— CHAS. NUNNS. fj CLAUGHTON, MARKET ST., HASTINGS, Repairs Shoes with Crepe Rubber, Uskide Solos, Green hide and best wearing Leathers. Ladies bring your Shoes and have the Solea Sowa, fhey cost uo more.