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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 313, 6 December 1918, Page 1

NOTICES. YATES AND £JO. 1 HERETAUNGA STREET. HASTINGS j (Yates’ Corner). PINEAPPLE, lOd, 1/-, 1/3 per tin. ‘ APRICOTS, PEARS, PEACHES, three tins tor 4/QUICKSET JELLIES, four for 1/- ’ LIME JUICE, 1/6 ASSORTED CORDIALS, 1/6 1 GINGER BEER EXTRACT, 1/6 bottle ; ENGLISH J EYE’S FLUID, 9d bottle 5 DRAUGHT KEROL, 1/9 quart bottle 5 ; Y’ATES & CO. wil shortly call for • orders and deliver. Phone 520, Box 196. WOODVILLE DISTRICT JOCKEY’ ; CLUB. f rpHE SUMMER MEETING of the ’ above CLUB to be held on the 4th .. and sth December is POSTPONED until further notice. . | A. G. NEILL, Acting Secretary. 1 ' NOTICE. s ALL persons having claims against J the late Mr. Davis Canning of 5 Oakbourne are requested to furnish - particulars thereof in duplicate to the Undersigned on or before the 31st - December, 1918. SAINSBURY. LOGAN A WILLIAMS, - . Solicitor for the Executor. f CHURCH OF ENGLAND ’ CHILDREN S HOME A ORPHANAGE t WAIPAWA. 1 rpiIIS HOME will bo re-opened for the reception of fatherless or motherless children tins week. ■ Applications should be sent to the Rev. w. J. Simkin, Diocesan Office, P.O. Box 227, Napier, or to any of the . : Clergy. 1 * ' JJAWKE’S jgAY’ JOCKEY £H.UB i ; SUMMER MEETING, JANUARY Ist AND 2nd, 1919. The closing- date of nominations for the race meeting on January Ist and 2nd 1919, has been postponed to December 16th., at the time and place already notified. 3 Telegraph Office, Hastings, closes at ? 5 p.m. I H. S. MOSS, Secretary. " Market street, Hastings. j Telephone 85, Bastings. MARTON JOCKEY CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, Ist JANUARY, 1919. DOMINATIONS for the following i events close on FRIDAY, 6th > DECEMBER, at 9 p.m.:— j > Hack Hurdles, 175 sovs; 1) miles. * Dash Hack, 150 sovs; 6 furlongs. Juvenile Handicap, 200 sovs; 5 furlongs. Marton Cup, 600 sovs; 11 miles. Ladies’ Bracelet, 130 sovs; 8 J furlongs. Railway Handicap, 350 sovs ; 6 furlongs. '■ ■ New Year Hack, 150 sovs; 7 furlongs. | Stewards’ Welter, 240 sovs ; 8, furlongs. ■ ARTHUR WAY Secretary, Marton. MANAWATL- RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 26th and 27th DECEMBER, 1918. '.ACCEPTANCES for the FIRST iA* DAY’’S RACES and Final Payments for the 13th Palmerston North Stakes CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, t 11th DECEMBER, 1918, at 8 p.m. MANAWATU RACING CLUB, P.O. Box 52, PALMERf&ON NORTH. Telephone 105. TYOX'T Forget the C. and J. Clark’s ! ■*-' Cloth Topped Button Boots, in I black, white, grey and fawn. Were 49/6. Now 15/11 pair, at Thorp’s . Great Rebuilding Sam. ' IJOW about size 3 Black Button Boots for 3/11 pair, were 29 6 and 35/-, but remember they are I pointed toes, but yet they to-day are 1 all the rage in America.—Thorp’s Great Sale. I ’ Y MEKICAN gTANDARD j ASOLINE IN STEEL BARRELS. REDUCED PRICES FOR ONE WEEK ' ONLY , j To clear store space. j 1 |‘ Please apply for price and particulars | to your local supplier or to ' ! £JATHIE, jQEMPSTER & QO. i P.O. Box 959, WELLINGTON. RAPIER JJAIRY (JUMP ANY HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER 1 Purveyors cf MILK, CREAM, BUTTER, EGGS. Ac 1 I *• are Cash Purchasers ofBEPARATED CREAM DAIRY BUTTER EGGS HONEY —At Highest Market Pneas Agencies: t HARVEY’S SEAMLESS MILK AND s CREAM CANS 8 BALTIC SEPARATORS j LAWRENCE KENNEDY MILKING | MACHINES I EALMKB’B rCTD. 1