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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 25 August 1919, Page 6

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. REGENT ST.—A-aere and 7-roomed house. Price, £850. WAIHI ROAD—i-acre and 4-roomed house. Price, £900. CAMBEBWELL ROAD—SS perches and 5-roomed house. Price, £1350. REGENT ST.—2O perches and 5-room-ed house. Price, £625. LAKE ROAD.—2 acres and new 4roomed house. Price, £1600. KAKARAMEA.—I£ acres, and 4 and 2-roomed cottages. Price, £350. NOLANTOWN.— 1* acres and 7-roomed house. Price, £2250. GLOVER. ROAD.—3BJ acres, 6-roomed house,* 6-bail cow shed, etc. Price £122/10/- per acre. WAIHI.ROAD.—S acres; no buildings; 2 paddocks. Price, £1100. NORMANBY—6 acres; 2 road frontages; well and pump. Price, £1200. , STRATFORD, Cordelia St.—s-acre and 5-roomed house. Price, £550. For further particulars apply to SMITH & EASTON, Auctioneers, Land and Commission Agents. NEXT CENTRAL HOTEL, UNION ST. O Q ACRES; on good road; alongside OO Hawera; 6-roomed dwelling; hay and implement sheds; carry 25 cows and dry stock; good mort- [ gage. Price, £122 10s per acre ; £1600 cash. A. bargain. I iHptCRES on South road (asphalted) I Oeo; good house and sheds. A cheap farm at £95 per acre; £200 cash. , fi3 ACRES; H miles from Hawera; as. phalt road. Of its size this is ' about the cheapest place on the market. Price, £87 per acre, with £1000 cash; slight reduction for cash. o-ROOMED dwelling (i-acre) near railway station; almost new; bathroom, pantry, scullery, wash house, h. and c. water, gas. Price, £950, with £250 cash. 4-ROOMED dwelling and wash house, £-acre, near station. Price, £410. with £110 cash. BEAUTIFUL new large residence; i minutes from P. 0.; every convenience. Ridiculously cheap al £2000, with £1000 cash. Car recommend. C. E. HOLLARD, Land and Estate Agent;, HAWERA. Telephone 512. ■ BUILDING SECTIONS FROM £160* £10 DEPOSIT. A -ROOMED house, built of heart tim "I- ber; *-acre. £1150. BUILDING SECTIONS on application 7-ROOMED house, with all conveni ences; on concrete piles; well built house. £1600. 7-ROOMED house, Princes street business site, £1200. &-ROOMED house and £-acre; mo tor garage; every possible con venience; central. Price, £1500 terms. \\ 6-ROOMEI> HOUSE, 2J acres. £1450 4-ROOMED BUNGALOW, Wilson St. all conveniences. £800. 4-ROOMED HOUSE, two minutes fron P.O. £650. LATEST MODEL BUNGALOW, hear of town; 6 rooms; possession Is March next. £1400. Get ii early. Sole Agent. 592 ACRES, Moumahaki, Auckland; ai ideal .sheep farm. £7 per acr (or going concern). Only abou £900 cash required. 915 ACRES, sheep farm, at £9. 141 ACRES, at £51; £900 cash; stool and plant at valuation. 25J ACRES, close to town. Onlj £125 per acre; 3 paddocks, a l ploughable; £700 cash. N. H. C. CAPLEN, Land Agent. Ihone: Office 518. Residence 264. HHO Stand this season at Hawera—' Afejv ' r he Thoroughbred Stallion ijlillfil j^ LORD MULTIFID |jf By Multifid-Lady J\dl. All mares will be met at railway station. All care taken, but. no responsibility. ' AH fees to bo paid before removing mares. Grazing 2/6 per week. JOHN TAYLOR. (In Charge s Haweiu. npO Stand this season at Ilawcra— The Imported English-bred J$A k. (Foaled 1903. No. 16) tJvF^§M I Grey Leg (6)—Lygia. Gazeley is a beautiful dariTdTestnufc horse standing 16 hands, imported from England by Mr E. J. Watt. Gazeley proved a useful horse on the turf, among his wins being the N ier Cup Bennett Stakes and Wellington Handicap. Hw general appearance is very attractive, as he has the clean-cut head, wide forehead, and prominent eyes, which denote character, and are great essentials in a blood sire | His grand-dam, Lady Peggy, was b y Hermit, a great racehorse and sire, whose stack won £340,000. Qufitta, dam of Grey Leg, Ga.elrv's Bjrc, was by the great horse Bend 'Or, who was by the sire of Orme, who sired Flying Fox. Gazeley has great credentials as a sire, and lus stock number many fine performers, who have done remarkably well. One of them, Gazique, won the Winter Cup at Christchurch, value £1000. Gazique is the Dominion's best handicap horse and is out of a St Paul marc TER»IS-£lO 10s for thoroughbred mares; £6 6s for half-bred mares. All care, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply— JOHN H. WHITAKKR, Hawera. II I IT" II II IIIW»| mi ■« u.H I 0 ri^^ajj^^jpjjffl^ " __ "^2* "**~' "*•», *">« m V.rita for Catalogue of Many Designs nv^rn&iF nn 178 M°nt™ a i strett j 'JIWLUII& UU. CHRISTCHURCH