NOTES AND MEMOS.

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NOTES AND MEMOS.

First-class painters wanted. J. A. Miller has two furnished dwellings to let, 7 rooms and 5 rooms, respectively. Madame Parker, Avenue road, advertises 3-roomed dwelling to let. On page one a motor car exchange is offered. On page one a house is advertised to let. Adamson Bros., mechanics, Hastings, advertise several one-horse mowing machines for sale. Messrs. Hoadley, Son and Stewart, Ltd., will hold their usual sale at Longlands to-morrow (Thursday), when they will offer two or three good lines of bulloclss. The “ Ladies' Own ” Outfitters, Heretaunga. street, Hastings, wish to call attention to the fact that they are showing an extensive range of sanitary and hygienic garments for ladies and child'ren. Several of these garments are quite new to the New Zealand market, and those interested are invited to call and have their advantage explained. Mr. W. G. Woods, who is well-known in Hastings, has purchased the Zealandia Fruit and Confectionery business, opposite Municipal. Buildings, Heretaunga street. He has an up-to-date stock of fruit, confectionery, greengroceries and cordials, and solicits a' share of public patronage. Baird and Co., Hastings, draw special attention to their “Shonpingl Carnival,” which commences on Thursday morning. The values offered are exceptionally good, and thrifty housewives cannot do better than visit this progressive firm’s carnival. Everything; u ladies’ attire and for men and boys’ ’ rear can be secured at lowest prices.