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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 221, 21 August 1912, Page 1

NOTICES. RAPIER COMPETITIONS gOUIETY. TWO DEMONSTRATION CONCERTS TO-NIGHT A- TO-MORROW NIGHT, At 7.15 p.m. By Special Request, Mr. MAX SCHEREK will play Rhapsody in G minor (Brahms). Opus 79, No. 2. Mr. C. N, BAEYERTZ will give one of hrs Humorous Talks, “A Trip into the Country,” by Ezra Kendall. ADMISSION: 3 - and 2 1 - tickets issued after 8 o’clock. » J^JOTICE. —A Meeting of those who A’ favour a good Volunteer System, ht:i obj'tt t> t! : 1 Compulsory Clauses ct the Defence Act. will be held in the Council Chambers, Hastings, TONIGHT at o’cloc I '.. NAPIER BOROUGH COUNCIL. IM’OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Miller street has been closed for traffic until further notice on account of Sewer Construction. M. MURRAY, Town Clerk. August 15th, 1912. IN THE MATTER of “ The Companies Aet 1908 ” and IN THE MATTER of BALLINGER BROTHERS, LIMITED, a limited liability Company recently carrying on business at Hastings as Merchants, Grocers, etc., IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. rjMIE Creditors of the above-named -*• Company are required on or before tho Fifteenth day of October, 1912, to send their names and. addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors, if any, to GORDON STEPHENS, of Karamu road, Hastings, Accountant, the liquidator of the said Company, and if so required by notice in writing from the said liquidator are by themselves or their solicitors to come in and prove their said debts at his office in Hastings aforesaid, at such time as shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved. Dated this third day of August, 1912. G. STEPHENS, Liquidator.

NOTICE. VMTILL all Persons desirous of aequir- ’ ’ ing sto ‘JO-ttcrfe hflbttnents in the vicinity of Hastings please call at our’ office, opposite the Hastings Railway Station, and sign a Petition requesting the Government to purchase for subdivision and settlement on the lines of the Tomoana Settlement any further areas, suitably situated, which may he offered at a reasonable price. LANE AND McCARTHY, HASTINGS. LEI US SPRAY! ■’LMTE hold a full stock of Vermorite. ’ ’ Montank. Red Oil, Oil Bluestone, Sulphur, Lime. McDougall Tree Wash; also splendid line of Secateurs.- —Note Address: — F. SIMMONDS AND CO., Seedsmen and Florists, HASTINGS STREET. NAPIER. pO TO THE H.B. FARMERS’ CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD FOR YOUR GUNS, AMMUNITION &c THEIR PRICES ARE THE LOW “IST IN HASTINGS ANTED KNOWN that the Oaklea Dairy supplies Pasteurised Milk at 4d per quart. OAKLEA DAIRY, GROVE ROAD, HASTINGS. Telephone 287.

Gardening, gardening.—e. e. HOWARD is prepared to do all kinds of Landscape and General Gardening. Winner of Royal Horticultural Society’s Medal for both Fruit and Vegetable Sections at the 1911 H.B. Show. Pi-ices quoted for contract work. Address: St. Aubyn St., or Armstrong and Haining, Hastings. gPRING NOW SHOWING IN ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. i M ISS H EAYS j EMERSON STREET. NAPIER. ART CLASSES. = MISS NEILL, holder of South Kensjngton Certificates, and pupil of f W. Withers. Art Master, Ladies’ Pres;byterian College, Melbourne, has commenced a Class for Drawing, Oil Painting and Stencilling, EVERY THURSDAY. [at her Studio, MARKET STREET, HASTINGS (entrance Ngaturi Tea i Rooms, opposite Public Library).