NOTES AND MEMOS.
“Miss Hook of Holland” at Napier Municipal Theatre, to-night and Friday night. . , Widow with child wants position as housekeeper. See hack page lor advt. re good house property at a very low price and extra reasonable terms, advertised by F. J. Tonkin and Co., Hastings. A good house on £5O deposit. See front page, then get in early and call for further particulars to Tonkin and Co.. Hastings. A reminder is given of the clearing sale of furniture, sundries, drapery, etc., to be held at David Whyte and Co.’s auction mart, Queen street, Hastings. on Saturday afternoon, commencing at 2 o’clock. Full particulars on page 8. Mr. G. A. Muir, late of Dunedin, has taken over the business of pastrycook and confectioner in Havelock North lately carried on by Air. A. R. McGrair. Sir. Muir is a specialist in small goods, and has had long experience at his business, so customers can rely on getting full satisfaction.*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 240, 24 September 1914, Page 6
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