NOTES AND MEMOS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 241, 25 September 1914, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMOS.

Mr. J. IJ. Andrew announces that he has taken over the Rata Tea Rooms, Napier.

Dorses and ponies for entry at the H.B. A. and P. Show may he measured on October Ist, between ‘J a.rn. and 12 noon.

Sight worth seeing. New shipment of superb English nuiliuery models on view at the well-known Sydney Cash, Hastings. Tons of new fashionable goods arriving daily. Remarkable terms are offered with a handy fattening farm situated close to Hastings. Only 5 per cent, cash is asked tor a fair-sized farm, balance on

Gram! show of English model millinery just opened ex Corinthic from London. Superb styles, latest fashions, at the Sydney Cash, well worth a visit from every lady in Hastings. The only safe place at present is on the land, and to get on to advantage there’s only one way to do it, and that is to consult Cassidy and Co., Hastings. On front page they advertise an offer in sheepfarmers’ line enough to make one’s mouth water.

In this issue Beard, Bullen and Co. advertise details of entries for their Saturday sale, which include a large number of pigs and poultry, amongst the latter being 12 breeding pens of different varieties of birds, all from famous utility stock and reputable breeders. See auction advt., page 8. Luudon. Stewart and Co., Ltd., draw attention to their regular weekly sale to-morrow (Saturday), when they will offer live and dead stock, pigs, poultry, produce, implements, sundries, drapers and furniture.