MOTES AND MEMOS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 210, 20 August 1914, Page 6

MOTES AND MEMOS.

Gentleman boarder wanted. Board wanted. T. H. Crawford notifies that his business will be carried on as usual. Practical maternity or medical nurse is free for engagement. Union Jacks and N.Z. fern-leaf Badges, any quantity, at the Sydney Cash, Hastings. Tonkin and Co. are advertising two extra good hotels for sale. See advt. on back page, then give them a call. Variety entertainment, “ Japanese Wedding,” in Coronation Hall, Port Ahuriri, Monday, August 24th. Owing to counter attractions in aid of the Patriotic Fund on Wednesday next, Mr. B. C. McCormick sale is advertised to take place on Thursday, 27th inst (the next day). See auction advt. Beard, Bullen and Co., acting under instructions from Sergt.-Major Kibblewhite, who has left Hastings for the seat of war, will sell by’ public auction to-morrow the whole contents of his nicely-furnished home. The sale commences at 1.30 n.m. on the prennses, Outram road, Hastings. Seo advt., page 8. David Whyte and Co., Ltd., craw attention to their special spring sale of dairy cattle to lie held at their saleyards, Queen street, Hastings, on Saturday, 22nd inst., at 12 noon, when they will offer some of the choicest springers ever presented to the farmers of Hawke’s Bay. Particulars appear in their advt. on page 8. Lnnclon, Stew.art and Co., Ltd., draw attention to their spring horse fair, which will be held in the firm's yards, Karamu road, Hastings, to-morrow (Friday). There are over 250 horses of all descriptions to be offered, and this sale will afford a splendid opportunity for those in search of horses to secure what they want.