LRBT AMR FOUNR. Tau Sheep Dog (Glen). Finder kindly ring 9918, Hastings. I OST, Clifton Beach, January 2nd: Gold J Watch and Chain. Reward. Apply tribune,—Hastings. T OST: At Clive Grange, Silver Watch -■-J and Chain, Botherham.- Reward. Finder please ring ’phone 1206, Hastings. L OS ? ; Christmas week, B.S.A. Bicycle, n aS® r P l ®* B ® return to Dominion ±miiafd, Room* Hagtingg, LOST, from Havelock last week, Brown Horse, half-draught, white star on forehead. Reward. ’Phone 1200, Hastings. T-jCST, Friday night: A Box containing M-4 ladies’ costume and motor coat. 10/reward. ’Phone 325 M, Hastings. LOST: On Saturday, between Stanley street and Ellison road, a child’s Gold Pendant and Chain valued as keepsake. Reward at Tribune, Hastings. LOST: Three Keys, between Dominion Billiard Saloon and Post Office. Reward. Apply W. Karatiana Poi, c/o P.O. Hastings. LOST: Two Pups, one Black Pup with 1 white chest 6 months old, one Black Tan Dog 2 years old. Reward. ’Phone 6505, Hastings. T OST, on January 2nd, on AU Hastings Racecourse one pair Ladies Motor Gloves. Finder please communicate Tribune Office, Hastings. lOST, by widow, last night, in Hastings, U between Everybody’s and Marble Bar, Lady’s Black Bag, containing sum money, and receipts. Reward. Tribune Office, cr Albert Hotel, Hastings. LOST, between Twyf ord~and Apsey, White’s, Cheque on the Union Bank of Australia Ltd., Hastings, in favour of S. Jarvis, Nn. T 387374. Payment stopped. Finder please return to Tribune Office. Hastings. YX/’ILL the person who took Ladies' ’ V Bicycle from Methodist Church on Sunday night please return and save further trouble.
_ or lease. TO LET: Two nicely furnished front rooms, use conveniences, central. Address at Tribune Office, Hastings. TO LET—Furnished Apartments, one or more rooms, all oonvenienoes. Apply Southampton street. Westley. WANTED TO PURCHASE. WANTED to Buy: Transportable Copper. Reply stating price, “A.C.,” '•tribune, Hastings. WANTED: Second-hand"N<T 2~Singlefurrow Harvey Plough. Apply "N.H., Tribune, Hastings. WANTED: “His Master’s Voice” Gramaphone, small model; must be in good order. Don’s Ltd., Hastings.; WANTED to Buy: Piano, in good order, but mast be free from borer and cheap for cash. Replies to “Musical,” i Tribune Office, Hastings. I ‘'MjTANTED to Purchase Farm, not lew! ▼ v than 20 acres, as a going concern, P, ar t in orchard preferred. Particulars to Cash, Eskdale Post Office. p/SShiid suita 1? J’ws Good ■ second-hand 'Suits, Books, Boots, Guns; Jewellarge or.small lots ot Furniture.— Lowin, next 8.N.Z., Hastings. Purchase: Good Seoond- ’ Y ’jaud Boots, Musical InstraS’vr*’ o J In *’ Bikes-ranything. Large stock of Unredeemed Pledgee for sale, cheap.— Lowin. next 8.N.Z.. Hastings. "Phone UL
SATURDAY Next, Municipal Theatre: " The Rainbow Trail,” sequel to “The Bidets of the Purple Sage?’ Box Plan now open. . DELICIOUS Peaches. 2d per lb. Bring own cases. Address J. Ball, Lower Te_Mata road, Havelock North. "VCrANTHB to Rent; S or 6-roomed Home vv for one month, immediately. Apply Box 2Z2. Hatting*. ’ TAXI. ’Phone 1368. At Your Service NIGHT and DAY. ‘ 1368 PHONE 1368 J. W. WILLOUGHBY, Proprietor.. VnCTORY BLOUSE DEPOT, Club ' Tearoom Buildings (upstairs), Heretaunga Street, Hastings. “Victory” Blouses are sold direct from the factory at. small profits for cash, and are recognised as the smartest styles, and the best shapes. TTIGH CLASS NOTE PAPER.— ft-*- Splendid makes just arrived from London at CLIFF PRESS. MOTOR CAB HIBB. ■NOB ALL CLABBEB of Business Trips, Ju Pleasure or Urgent Buns—Kin* J. I. sSWRJUK. Private 'phone 119 T Black currants. LACK CURRANTS THESE ARE NOW READY. ORDERS TAKEN IN ROTATION. C TT gUATER&CO. WHOLESALE FRUIT MERCHANTS, HASTINGS.
[A CARD.) If R. JOHN MASON SOLICITOR GLADSTONE CHAMBERS Tennyson Street :: Napier. Solicitor at Napier under the Discharged Soldiers’ Settlement Act. ROSE TREES. OEE our Display of Rosea at A. Simmonds & Co. Book your orders now for next planting season. WILSON, NURSERYMAN, Queen St., ana Avenne Road West, 'Phone 569. Mechanical Toys 'T’RAINS, Motor Mechanical Toys ■* Cars. Steam EnMechanical Toys gines, Cannons, MeMechanical Toys canno,etc- Rocking ' Mechanical Toys Horse, Push-along Mechanical Toys Horses, Prams, Carts Mechanical Toys Etc. Now all greatly Mechanical Toys reduced. Cupies, etc. Mechanical Toys —Pratt’s Toyland. J7HX THE FEET.—Attend to your ift feet and put them in good condition. “Zit” for Sore Feet, takes I out the fire, cools, sooths and makes : them so they can do what they are made for —to stand and walk on. 1/6 per packet. BATES & CO. (R. J. Hislop) CHEMISTS - HASTINGS. OFFICE DESKS.—Our standard line with 7 drawers, 2 cupboards and telephone slides, is selling well. See it before purchasing. The price is in its favour. —CLIFF PRESS, Hastings.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 18, 5 January 1920, Page 1
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