NOTES AND MEMOS

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 238, 12 October 1921, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMOS

Beard Bullen and Co. draw attention to the sale of drays, iron and surplus sundries 'they are selling on account of the Hastings Borough Council at the corporation yards tomorrow at 1.30 p.m. A special London purchase at a big discount is the brief story of the remarkably fine range of lovely floral voiles now showing at “Tho House of Roaehs.■ This delightful summer fabric, so suitable for present wear, comes

in one hundred and seventy-five different patterns, in light, and dark ground, and is being sold at the specially low price of 2/11, 3/11 and 4/11 per yard, actually one shilling per yard less than jnices ruling in 19.14 for similar fabrics. Yen should lose no time in seeing them. Why not call to-morrow? Gill Bros.—We remind our clients and the public generally of Afr Quinlivan’s great unreserved sale in Karamu road to-morrow. Contents of seven rooms, and all well furnished in modern up-to-date furnishings. The bed-rooms mostly in oak, nearly new, with Bohm piano, beautiful Axminster carpets and rugs, Indian rugs and hall runners. All kitchen requisites. Aluminium ware, electric iron and kettle. Dozens of outside sundries; stable gear. Laying ducks, and quiet cow. At 3 o’clock. Six-room-ed home with 6 loose boxes in Gordon road will be sold. Every easy terms and a real sound investment, See full details on page 8.