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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 46, 10 March 1937, Page 16

* HOUSES is LAND FOR SALE. "POR SALE— 72 Acres, going coneern, December-January cream eheques £70 each, price £27 acre, £700 cash. Taylor, Agent, Putaruru, O i-ACRE SECTIONS, high aud dry, good locality, sunny positionj low prlce for quick sale. For particulars, 501 cnr. Sylvan and Ellison Eoads, Hastings. j*-t aa DEPOSIT BUYS New FourS/AUU roomed Spanish Bungalow, just completed with all modern conveniences. Close to Mahora SchooL Immediate possession. Price only £800. Ring or call J. WISE, Konini Street, Hastings. . • "LX)R SALE — New House, 6 xooms and sleeping porches. • Simla Avenue, Havelock North, 'Phone 3718. "13UNGAL0W BARGAIN— 4 xooms and glassed sleeping porch^- motoi shed, in close position, £770; Detter than rentingj terms. Apply to F. C. Wilkinson, Queen Street, Hastings. f^OR SALE — £50 deposit: 5-roomed Bungalow, sleeping poreh, motor shed, price £675} also 5-roomed House, £50 deposit, price £575. Apply J. W. Shaw, Hastings. 4 /J ACRES Hawke's Bay's heaviest Flats; modern hocne and ontbuildings, plenty of feed. Prico £75 acre with good terms. Good buying. Traill ahd Fryer, Hastings. M ACRES and 4-roomed House, just " painted and papered throughout. Price £725 with £200 deposit. Traill and Fryer, Hastings. fi-1 2 AGRES BARE LAND wanted " for client, vicinity Mangateretere, Clive, Haumoana. Oan pay substantial deposit. Traill and Fryer, Hastings. . (* ACRES & GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE in Hastings Borough, modern bungalow of. 7 rooms, sleeping porches and beautifully laid out grounds. Immediate possession; owner leaving district. Terms arranged. .Apply to — . F. C. WILKINSON, Queen Street :: Hastings XpOR SALE — On account of Trustees in a^deceased Estate: 5-roomed House on corner section. All conveniences, right in town. Price £450. 100 acres, 80 acres heavy flats, balance low hills, all buildings. Price £40 per acre; cash £500. Apply to — T. E. LINDSAY Queen' Street - - Hastings K -ROOMED HOUSE, newly painted, in good order, close to town, price £425; 4-roomed House, all convs., handy, price £375. Apnly — A. D. PURCHAS, Queen Street - - Hastings FOR SALE. T>EAND NEW All Electfic MODERN 13 BUNGALOW in good locality; 4 rooms, kitehenette, bathroom, electric range, electric washing machine, motor shed, concrete paths, artesian well, etc. A snip at £975, terms arranged. C. D. C O X RUSSELL STREET — HASTINGS A N OFFER WANTED for Good A BUILDING SECTION at Te Awanga; handy to store and beach. Further particulars from:— C D C O X GOVEENMENT ' TOUEIST AGENT RUSSELL STREET — HASTINGS MOSSMAN & COY. Market Street — HASTINGS TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. 'rWO OTHEE HOUSE BAEGAINS at Te Awanga Beach. No. 1: Large, wide glassed in verandah, and three other rooms. Motor shed, rain water laid on, and use of pump. About £20 worth of useful furniture. The lot for £225 cash, or terms. No. 2: Five good rooms and conveniences. Wooden floors, all rooms ceiled, lined and papered. Rain water and good pump. Electric light. Garden, fruit trees, etc., and one-eighth acre of ground. About £40 worth of furniture. Total price, including furniture, £375 cash or terms. MOSSMAN & COY. EDUCATION AL. rpHE BARRIE STUDIO — Principals : Misses Patston and Grantham, M.I.S.T.D., Miss Joan Harker from the Phyllis Bates Studio. Dancing Classes xe-open Saturday, 13th March. • Telephones: Studio 2091, Eesidence ?068. — Barrie Studio, Central Building, Market Street, Hastings. MISS FLORENCE PARE3NS0N A.T.C.L. TEACHER PIANOFOETE & THEOEY Studio: 308 Knight Street • Hastings. 'Phone 4325. CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 403 E. Southampton Street, Hastings. Shorthand • Typewriting • Bookkeeping MARGAEET A. GILLMAN,- P.C.T. (Member of the Pitman Fellowship, London) — Principal. ' Tt/rODERNE ' ' (late ■ Sel-Phit) 1VJL SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKLNG. — The latest and most efficient method. Enrol now. Union Bank Buildings, Hastings. BRABET COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Heretaunga Street :: Hastings Expert Tuition in SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, Etc. Proparation for all Examinations. 'PHONE 2454. NOTICE TO "HERALD-TRIBUNE" 8UBSCRIBERS. ^UBSCEIBERS whose delivery of the "Herald-Tribune" is unsatisfactory are particu-larly-requested to comniunieate DIRECT WITH OUR OFFICE instead of complaiuing to the runner boys. This course en sures first-haud kn-jwiedge oi irregularities and prompt attcntion. In the event of noa delivery subscribers may ring 3922 after 5.30 p.m,