The annual meeting of the Hastings • Horticultural Society will be held at : Mr. A. I. Rainbow’s office. Queen street, on Friday next at 7 p.m. Two youths appeared before. Mr R. W. Dyer, S.M., this morning at Hast- 1 ings in the Juvenile Court, charged with failing to register as required by tho Defence Act, and they were each fined ss. Tho “Trfbune” has made arrangements for the result of the football match, Springboks v. Manawatu-Hpro-whenua (combined) to he telephoned through to Hastings. If the news arrives i.n time, the result will bo published in to-day’s “Tribune,” otherwise it will be . posted on the board outside the office. ; A new butcher’s shop is being open- ■ ed on Friday next on the Napier road. : Havelock North by T. Cook. His ad- j vertisement appears in this issue. ; Dainty frocks are never injured when washed with “NO-RUBBING” — the positive labour—saving Laundry Help. ; I Th£ cable news in this issue accredited ’ ito the “Times," has appeared in that journal, but only where expressly slated is such news the editorial opinion of the “Times.”
LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. >p O LEND On first-class Freehold Security, £5OO ; at 8 per cent. GILL BROS., Auctioneers, Produce & Property 1 Salesmen, Station Street, HASTINGS. I g E E I) POTATOES.SOUTH ISLAND. ROBIN ADAIR BEAUTY OF HEBRON DALMENY ACME « ARRAN CHIEF UP-TO-DATES, Etc., Etc. GOOD SAAfPLE. PRICES REASONABLE. Also CABBAGE <t CAULIFLOWER PLANTS. A PSEY WHITE A CO. LTD. I St. Aubyn St-, HASTINGS. E W BUTCHERY , NAPIER ROAD, HAVELOCK NORTH OPENING ON FRIDAY NEXT, i T COOK Notifies the Public of Havelock North and surrounding dis- i tnct that he is Opening a first-class . Butcher’s Shop as above, and solicits a trial. Orders promptly executed. Satisfaction guaranteed. RING ’PHONE 731 M. I VOUR HOME! We can make it JL More Beautiful For You. I’or a very moderate cost indexed we can make , your home and its surroundings more , attractive to look upon and more pleai sant to live in. Then, too, it will increase the value of your property considerably. i COLMAN A pRANCIS, Plasterers & Modellers 808 HASTINGS STREET, EASTINGS. P.O. Box 311.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 200, 17 August 1921, Page 6
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