Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 201, 11 August 1911, Page 8

ING’S THEATRE, HASTINGS

Proprietors: Hastings Permanent

Picture Co., Ltd

TO-NIGHT and every other night. Complete Change of Programme every NVednesday and Saturday. Prices: 1/6. 1/-, and 6d. Our usual Matinee will take place at 2.30 on Saturday Afternoon. A good place to send the children to.

OPENING NOTICE.

I BEG to intimate that I will open the little Cash Stores in LASCELLES STREET, HASTINGS, on SATURDAY, 12th August. I will supply the best of Provisions at town prices, and solicit a share of public patronage. The party with the “ Readv ” will be my guest.—C. F. BRUNTON.

TO LAND SEEKERS.

TWO MEMBERS are required to complete membership of Land Association to take up blocks of Dairying Land on Heretaunga Plains, under Land Settlement Finance Act.—Full particulars on application to Wellwood and Wellwood, Land Agents, Hastings.

TTANVKE’S BAY RUGBY UNION A-A. (Registered).

FIXTURES, SATURDAY, 12th AUGUST, 1911. RECREATION GROUND (Napier) 2 p.m. —Pirates A v. Old Boys A. 3p.m.—“Has Beens” v. Hawke’s Bay Reps. ADMISSION : Gents. 1/-, Ladies 6d. A. R. DONALDSON, Sec.

HASTINGS RUGBY SUB-UNION

SATURDAY, AUGUST 12th. 2 p.m.—Waimararaa v. Rovers. 3 p.m.—Shield Match, Waipukurau v Hastings. ADMISSION 1/-.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

mO settle partnership accounts, A- all moneys owing to the late firm of GALLAGHER, CARR AND COMPANY must be paid on or before 15th inst., to Gallagher and Company, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. (Signed)— GEORGE BOGUE CARR. JAMES ALLEN GALLAGHER,

TO BUILDERS.

TENDERS are invited until noon of SATURDAY, August 19th r for the erection of a House in St. Aubyn Street, Hastings. Plans and specifications fo be seen at our offices, Station Street* Hastings. RUSH & JAMES, Architects.

WHITE LEGHORNS, specially selected and tested laying strains ; Eggs for hatching, 5/- per sitting of 15 eggs ; interfiles replaced.—W. A. Burton, Grove road, Hastings ; or Armstrong & Haining,. Seed Alerchants, Hastings.

T AST DAY of Thomson’s Sale.— Far better than auction prices. 10 only Paris model Hats and Toques, all this season’s goods, were 29/6 to 84/-. Thomson’s silly price 3/11. Bustle if you want them. Remember, the early bird 1

HERBERT AND CO., Dyers and Cleaners.

WANTED Knowm —We dye and! clean everything and anything. Our dry cleaning can’t B beaten. Guarantee satisfaction. Y Gentlemen’s suits cleaned, pressed and repaired, 6/6. Mackintoshes and Oilskins repaired and altered. 112 E, Queen Street, Hastings, nearPost Office. ' SITTINGS OF EGGS. WHITE Leghorns (Padman cock), White Wyandottes,. Silver Wyandottes (Kennedy cock),. White Orpingtons, White Rocks,, and Campines. Full particulars, from Armstrong and Haining, or W. J. Driller, corner Southampton street and Willow Park road. ’Phone 419. Box 140. Inspection invited any day except Sunday.

WANTED KNOWN

Sittings are now ready from my excellent Black Orpingtons, Silver Wyandottes, and White Leghorns,.. 5/- a sitting; incubator lots 4/-. Also Indian Runner Ducks, 2/6 asitting. Broody hens for sale. —J. P. Anderson, Ellisbjerg, Longlands, Hastings.

T AST DAY of Thomson’s Sale.—LJ Here’s a Plum! 2kByds dark Tweeds, in all fashionable of navy, green, browns, etc. They were 1 11.1, 26, and 2 il yard ; last day price 9d yard. What a rushwe ought to have ! Cash, Quality. Our sigrs, means. Try us and find ifc true. (Ec)