NOTES AND MEMOS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 240, 13 September 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMOS.

Two front rooms to let in Hastings. Five-roomed house in Hastings to let.

Roach’s, Hastings, for groceries of the reliable kind onlv.

Dimdore’s London House, Hastings for embroidery values.

New goods arriving daily at Glasgow House, Hastings. -s Vacancies tor two working-men boarders at Hastings. Rugby football fixtures, Recreation Ground, Napier, to-morrow.

A first-class waitress is wanted for fish supper rooms in Napier.

Lady’s and boy’s bicycles, and Singei or Beale sewing machine wanted. Pretty one-piece frocks at Westerman and Co.’s, Hastings.

Th? Hawke’s Bay County Council invito fanciers for the supply of cement. Sheep farm of 1998 acres, 16 miles from Waipukurau, for sale. “ Has Boons ” match, Napier v. Hastings, at the Ridg?, Hastings, tomorrow.

New ties, suits and hats, all the very latest at Carlson & McGoldrick’s, Hastings. Furnished house or cottage at Havelock wanted for a month or longer from November 15th.

Claims and accounts against the s.s. Waltraut ? must be rendered to the agents in triplicate before noon on Saturday.

New patterns for chart suits have arrived. Carlson and McGoldrick, Clothiers, Hastings, wish to notify the public that they are now taking orders for delivery before the A. and P. Show. Fit guaranteed. London, Stewart and Co., Ltd., draw attention to their weekly sale to-mor-row (Saturday), when they will offei live and dead stock, produce, fruit, and a large consignment of furniture, drapery, etc. Seo auction advt.

London, Stewart and Co., Ltd., wish to remind the public of their auction sale of the lease of building sites, on account of the Postmaster-General, situated in Railway Reserve, having frontages to Station street, Hastings. The sale will take place at the firm's rooms, Karamu road, Hastings, to-mor-row at 2.30 p.m. Those in search of excellent business sites should not miss the sale, as, owing to the close proximity to the post office, railway station, and centre of town, they are recognised as the finest stands in Hastings.