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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 181, 16 July 1912, Page 6

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Pet lamb found in Hastings. Housemaid and young girl want -d. Secondhand Burlington trap wanted. Turner and Son’s, Hastings, sellingout sale closes August 3rd. Boot repairs at ABC repairing shop. Heretaunga street, Hastings. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hastings, stocktaking sale now on. C. R. Wilson and Co., Hastings, have i painter’s business for sale. Hastings Poultry Society art union .linking numbers are advertised. First -class bmrding-houso in Ha-t--■nys for sa’i-. Only £‘2s deposit wanted. A reminder is given of the inter-club 4.-bato in St. Andrew’s Hall, Hastings, this evening. Lost, between Nelson street and Golf Links, a St. John Ambulance bronze nedalliou. Seven hundred acres of Te Mata land or private sale on easy terms. See A’ilbams and Kettle's advt. on page 8. Miss M. B. Richmond, A.R.C.M., and Hiss M. K. tVillianis, L.R.A.M., teach>rs of pianoforte and harmony, are prepared to take pupils at Hastings. Cassidy and Co., land salesmen, Tastings, advertisa 22-aere dairy farm :etweon .Hastings and Have’ock, the »rtns on which are so tempting that and buyers should not miss inspecting t. Only £l5O deposit, balance 5 years :t 5 per cent. Messrs. Hawkins ami Rome call the i attention of th' public to the famous Overland motor cars. The firm claims to be able to import a ear some £l5 ■heapor than the man who imports a ar himself. Messrs. C. R. AVilsou and Co. draw .special attention to their unreserved auction sale of household furniture and 'Teets, to be held on behalf of Mr. Citt--r, at his house in Charles stre't. Hastings, to-inorrotv ( Wedn-'.-sflay) rt 1 .31) p.m. The goads arc practically ---w. and offer a special inducement to t’-ose setting up house, as th? whole >f the goods have to be disposed of. Everything is good, clean, and in perfect order, and no one need be backward in buying any of the articles at Charles street to-morrow.