CHURCH SERVICES.
Church of christ, Market Street, Hastings.—Sunday, 7 p.m. Motto, “Where the Bible speaks we speak, where the Bible is silent we are silent.” S TORTFORD MISSION HALL. Sunday School 2 p.m.; Service 3.15. Mr. M. Lascelles. All cordially invited. WESLEY CHURCH—II a.in., Rev. T. J. M allis. “ How to be Happy”; 7 p.m.. Rev. T. J. Wallis, “ What to Start on” (special address to young men and women). Communion after evening service. BAPTIST CHURCH, Karamu Road. Hastings. 11 a.rn., ■‘lnfluence.” (Communion); 7 p.m., “Thou art The Christ.” (One-by-One monthly meeting). Rev. H. B. Hughes. M.A. A welcome for You.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST, from Clive Hall, a Bicycle Lamp. Finder please return to Cushing Bros.. Clive. LOST, between Taradale Bridge. Westshore, and Port Ahuriri. starting handle for Card iliac Motor (ar. Reward on returning to J. Niven and Co.. Port Ahuriri. lOST. Havelock road, Motor Tool Bag, containing tools, spare's, etc. Reward returning N. Cooper, Frimley Canning Co. MISCELLANEOUS. BOXED SUITS, ready to wear, in best quality worsteds and tweeds, latest styles, perfect fitting. Carlson and McG old rick Clot 1 tiers, Hastings.
OVERCOATS for winter wear, newest shapes and colours in waterproofs and tweeds, including the famous .Dexter.- Carlson ami McGoldrick, Men’s Outfitters. Hastings.
WANTED Known—We sell Pre mier Bicycles, ladies’ and gent’s. Call and inspect.—Moss and Fraser, 400, Heretaunga Street, Hastings.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR, suitable for winter wear, in best Colonial and English makes, all weights and sizes.—Carlson <t McGoldrick. Hatters and Mercers, Hastings.
BUTTER WRAPPERS a specialty at Hart Co.'s, Tribune Buildings, Hastings.
*1 / WINDOW of Fancy Glassware. Games, Photo Frames. Toys, Dolls, and useful articles. Also 1 - Tables. Inspection invited. Pratt's, Booksellers and Stationers, Hastings. PAIR. —Ladies’ Dunlop Rubber Heels, fixed on free while you wait. —A.B.C. Famous Cheap Boot Repairing Shop, Heretaunga Street, Hastings. AV. P. Grey. 1 (’)/- PER MONTH will put the _LV/ wonderful AA’erthiem Sewing Machine in your home. AVhy be without ? See our stock before purchasing elsewhere. AVe will be glad to show you the special points in the Werthiem. We have been appointed Agents for Hastings.— Pratt s, Booksellers A Stationers.
TXTANTED Known—Owing to in- ’ ’ creased business, J. B. Symes. Havelock Butchery, has increased his staff, Mr. A. P. Pritchard having sole control of shop and retail departments. Only prime ox beef, wether mutton and dairy-fed pork kept in stock. Families in .Havelock and Hastings waited on daily. Small goods a speciality. Pigs cured for clients. Fresh pork sausages manufactured on the premises every Saturday. Ring up No. 536.
DUNNINGHAM’S JEWELLERY/ SALE, Hastings.— Big reductions of more than 25 per cent. Eight-day clock 21/-, Alarum Clock 5/6, Silver Lever AVatches 38/-, Gold Links 16/6, Afternoon Teaspoons from 5/ PAlR.—Ladies’ Dunlop Rubber Heels, fixed on free while you wait. —A.B.C. Famous Cheap Boot Repairing Shop. Heretaunga Street, Hastings. AV. P. Grey. WANTED Known —AVe carefully repair Bicycles, Motor Cycles. Phonographs, etc., etc. — Moss and Fraser, 400, Heretaunga Street, Hastings.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 120, 6 May 1911, Page 8
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