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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 73, 8 March 1911, Page 8

BARTON BROS,’ CIRCUS. TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT IN HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT. Pronounced by the Hastings Public to be the B.est Show that has yet visited the district. The House last night was packed, jammed, crammed. Every item applauded. See the marvellous Tybells, Captain McCloud (lassooing expert), Warren Bros, (comedy acrobats), Mademoiselle Marguerite (dashing lady rider), Hobart (the highest jumping Dog in the World), Coco and Chico (the performing Chimpanzees), Black Albert (the Australian Aboriginal Rider), and a host of sensational novelties. To conclude with the Grand Local Steeplechase. Don’t miss the Great Slide for Life outside, FREE, at 7.30 p.m. Popular Prices—2/-, 3/-, 4/-. Children Half-Price. NAPIER TO-MORROW (THURSDAY.

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, between Hastings and Napier, ivy-leaf Gold Brooch, with ruby in centre. Reward on returning to “Tribune” Office, Hastings. FOUND a parcel of Clothing.— Owner can have same by paying for advt.—Apply “Tribune” Office, Hastings.

TO LET AND FOR SALE.

TO LET —New 5-roomed house with convenience. Apply G. Stephens, 216, Karamu Road, Hastings. TO LET, Outram road, good 4roomed House, pantry, bath, scullery, h. and c. water, gas, washhouse, copper and tubs; artesian water ; 13/-.- —David Whyte and Co., Ltd., Hastings. TO LET. House, 5 rooms and bathroom, corner of Queen rooms, all conveniences, Seddon street, house (new), Southland street- and Nelson street; house, 5 road, 5 rvmih and conveniences.— Brathwaite and Son. FOR SALE, prime South Island Hay, local Lucerne Hay, Blenheim Chaff, all of highest grade - T. Clarkson, Queen street, FOR SALE —At Sorenson ? Coach, Factory, 1 secund hand station buggy. ‘ SALE — Ar Sorenson'sCoach Factory, second-hand rustic cart. FOR SALE, 4 acres, Havelock, with large 5-roomed House and outbuildings; orchard, 300 trees, river frontage; price £620.— C. Hughes, Station st., Hastings. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, irn ACRES 2-SHEEP COUN'zrOU TRY, at Pahiatua, all in grass; 950 sheep and 12 cattle now on it. Easy terms, or exchange larger; or smaller property in part payment, near Hastings. ' CHAS. MARTIN AND CO., i HASTINGS. DON’T FORGET. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE of the whole of Mr. Fred Pattesen’s 30 choice Dairy Cows, Springing Heifers, lot young Cattle, Horses, 30 Pigs, 140 Laying Hens, Implements, etc., also the property, 7i- acres, and buildings, easy terms ; on the farm, Papakura, Friday next, *loth inst, 1 o’clock. Luncheon provided.—C. R. Wilson, Auctioneer.

SOMETHING Tempting.—Gov. Lease, 999 years, containing 5 acres very rich soil, 3j acres in fruit, mostly all late apples, with a good crop this season; If acres in grass and lucerne, together with good 4-roomed cottage, shed 20 x 20, splendid water supply; rent only 3/10 per week. Price all improvements, and lease, £650. £125 cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Situated two miles from P. 0., Hastings. Further particulars apply C. R. Wilson, Property Salesmen, Hastings. MEN’S white and coloured Shirts, bands and collars. Sale price 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6. Usual prices 3/6, 3/9, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. Carlson and McGoldrick, next Weber, Chemist, Hastings. /'T REAT Removal Sale of Clothfng anc ( Mercery to be cleared at a huge reduction.—Carlson and McGoldrick, Heretaunga Street, Hastings. OOD NEWS for Poultrymen :— Broken Wheat at 4/- per bush el, Rice Meal 1/6. Pollard, Grit, and Maize in stock.—T. Clarkson. Queen street, Hastings. T ADIES’ and Gent’s Roller U Skates, ball bearings, fibre wheels, 25/- pair; ball bearings, steel Wheels, 20/- pair. Get them now at Henry Williams and Sons, Ltd., Hastings. THE KING’S THEATRE OR CHESTRA is prepared t< take Engagements for At Homes Garden Farties. etc. ’Phone 477.