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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 266, 26 October 1916, Page 8

| 1. A, Milter. | | £ILIVE QRANGE gALE. j j OPENING OF NEW YARDS. MONDAY. OCTOBER 30th, 1916, At 12.30 p.m. 65 fat ewes 30 fat wethers I 25 ewes and lambs I 20 ewes and lambs 50 f. and f. ewes , 20 store ewes 45 good hoggets 38 ra.s. hoggets ; 5 cows and calves ; 6 p.b. Jersey picked springing ! heifers i ' 3 fat cows I 3 store cows 2 yearling steers i NOTE. —There will be NO SALE at . the ORWELL YARDS on Friday, Oct. \27th. j J. A. MILLER, Hastings. j HASTINGS xy° OL ’ S KIX & H IDE S ALE,i j WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ist. ! Catalogue closes at Noon on MONDAY’, ■ 30th October. | EARLY ENTRIES REQUESTED. i J. A. MILLER, Auctioneer. ' I | gNIPS IN yy-HARES, I HASTINGS. • j — j ST. AUBYN STREET. 2 ROOMS, and bathroom with porcelain bath, connected with h.p. water : and sewer. Full QUARTER-ACRE, ; well fenced, live hedges, fruit trees. PRICE FOR LOT, ONLY £240 ONLY EASY TERMS. 1 ' Apply quickly to— J. A. M ILLEB > ! QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. EXPERT TAILORING. IF you want your next Suit or Costume to be perfect in every way, let me i tailor it for you. Perfect artistry in cut irreproachable in fit, supreme ele- , gance in finish, and absolutely correct , as to style. i ■ Mv Spring consignment of TWEEDS, j ENGLISH WORSTEDS AND BLUE ; SERGES (the latter guaranteed fast dyes) has arrived. Order your Show or Holiday Suit now. i T. HONNOR ! TAILOR & COSTUMIER, HASTINGS. ;l WATCHWORD—** ECONOMISE.” WM7 HY PAY 6/6 for Soleing and Heel- , ’ » ing Sewn Boots when I have an ; up-to-date plant of English machinery , (as used in the leading factories at ; Home), and am thereby enabled to offer you a sound and like-new job at 6/-. Sixpence per pair reduction on all sewn ’ work, both ladies’ and men’s. ■ My HAND-SEWN WELTS cannot be beaten, and the farmer says, after 5 months’ wear, “ I haven’t had a wet ; foot.” pUBLIO gENEFIT JpACTOBY Next door to Arthur Rogers, Tobacconist, HASTINGS (red, white and blue verandah pole opposite door). MANSON 4 CLARK A HURIRI TIMBER YARD AND PLANING MILL. PORT AHURIRI, TTAVE IN STOCK and to arrive:— Sawn and dressed Kauri, Totara, Matai, Rimu and White Pine Timber; also imported Redwood, Mahogany, etc. Dry Dressed Timbers and Mouldings of the best quality and workmanship. AU orders receive prompt and careful attention. Agents for Poilite Building Sheets •nd Roofing Tiles; Guardian Assurance. | "Flag Brand Pickles’’ are always pure, 1 Fickle appetites they always cure, j Ladies, why not have the best » i Flag Brand quality loads all Ihe rest. TO CAR OWNERS. M.fESSRS. W. A. RUSSELL & CO. I beg to announce that they have opened an up-to-date MOTOR GARAGE in the premises recently vacated by Messrs. Newrick Bros., and are prepared to undertake all classes of Motor ■ Repair Work. | Large stocks of Tyres, Benzine, and i A< W ef WHITAKER holds consider- t able interests in the firm, and will at- i tend to all orders in connection with car hire work. I Private Cars garaged at reasonable r*tes. Address:— KARAMU ROAD, HASTINGS. 'Phones: 295. Private 56 (two rings). £E QUESNE AND QOWAN, GENERAL PLUMBERS, QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. McFARLANE’S AUTOMATIC GAS PATENT For Lighting, Heat and Power. Cheapest, Safest and most Economical Light known. Ga« manufactured' from Hydro-Carbon. WINDMILL WORK AND STATION WATER SUPPLIES A SPECIALITY. qpHOMAS JJAIN, HIGH STREET, DANNEVIRKE, Has been appointed J£ANNEVIRKE For the “H AWKES B AY ’J'Ribune.” And is authorised to receive advertisements on our behalf. Readers are requested to notify Mr. Bain of news which they may think suitable for publication. p LOUCESTER HOUSE, Avenue roa3 1 'Jf Hastings (one minute from Railway Station). Mrs. A. Holland, Proprietress. First-class accommodation; good tabla; term* reasonable. MONEY Lent Privately upon House- 1 hold Furniture, Pianos (without 1 removal), repayable by Easy Weekly i Payments. —L. W. Bal kind, 118 Queen i street, Hastings. >