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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 238, 12 October 1921, Page 8

Bernard, Lovy A Company. BERNARD LEVY AND COMPANY. AUCTION MART, MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, HASTINGS. ON SALE! ON SALE! POTATOES POTATOES POTATOES 12/6 PER BAO Guaranteed free from blight. APPLES APPLES APPLES Several varieties in half-bushel cases. CHEAPEST IN HAWKE’S BAY. I Typewriters in good order, Columbia Gramophone and 33 new records. Kapoc, Wire Mattresses, £ino. and Household Furniture. *

JEFFERY & CO. STATION STREET :; HASTINGS ’Phonos 78 and 1289. SELF-SUPPORTING HOME. K ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW, and u over J-aere good land. Washhouse, c. and t., concrete paths, etc. For quick sale £875, and terms arranged. (The owner assures us you can produce sufficient off this land to pay all interest, thereby enabling you to live rent free.) £2OO DEPOSIT SECURES G°OD family RESIDENCE or v Apartment House, right in town, consisting of 7 rooms and good section; Hot and cold water, gas, etc. Don’t miss it—£9so is the price. FOR SALE: HOTEL. Good turnover. Health reason for selling. Terms reasonable. fhLD-ESTABLISHED CARRYING BUSINESS, with first-class connection. i FOR EXCHANGE: G°OD SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with land to run two cows, for a Compact Small Houso in town. W ANTED particulars of Small ’ ¥ Farms from 10 to 20 acres urgently. Clients wsiting. rp G CNNrNGBLAM * 00. QUEEN STREET HASTINGS. ’Phono 1221 P.O. Box 50

A. SYMONS LICENSED LAND « BSI’ATI AG»iT FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR THRM Ifl R. Up-to-date RESIDKNOB. v Beautifully situated and bawdy to town, tegsther with 1| seres sf laid. All necsasary outbuildiegs, iaeledieg motor shod, airy, stable, workshop, cow-bail, poultry yard, etc. All ooacrotad round houso sno backyard. Would make a good nursing home, er suit a retired gentleman. Possession can bo obtained about August 7th. Anyone desirous of obtaining a nice up-to-date home, and convenient to town, may not hesitate to inspect same. Apply to— A. SYMONS STATION STREET, HABTINGS. Phones 14M and 888.

JJABTINGS-HAVELCCK SERVICE, Leaves Hastings—l.o, 9.15, 10.10, 11.0 a.m.; 12.10, I.JO, 2.50, 8.18, 4.10, 5.0, 5.50, 0.50 p.m. Loaves Havelock—7.4o. 8.80, 8.40, 10.80, 11.80 a.m.; 1.0, 2.10, 2.50, 8.40, 4.80, (.20, 6.15 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday NightpLseves Havelock 7.15. Leaves Hastings at close ef theatre. Saturday Night Only—Leaves Havelock 7.0, 7.80; Hastings 8.30, 8.0, and after close of theatre. Two up-to-date cars for hire day and night. Picnio and dance parties arranged for. ’Phono 1478. ON <fc g ONB PROPRIETORS.

RAPIER JJIGH gOHOOLS. Principals: Miss V. E. Craig, M.A., B.Sc., (Girls’ School); and Mr. W. A. Armour, M.A., B.Sc. (Boys’ School). The Schools have an EXCELLENT SCHOLASTIC RECORD, and are fully staffed *>y Exporioncod Teachers. (a) PROFESSIONAL COURSES (fer those wishing to study for Medicine, lew, the Church, Dentistry. Secondary Scheel Teaching and University Schslarships). (b) COMMERCIAL COURSE (for those wishing to take up Business Pursuits). (c) GENERAL SECONDARY COURSE. (d) AGRICULTURAL COURSE (for boys) and DOMESTIC SCIENCE (for girls). Excellent boarding establishments are attached to each school, and ars under the direct supervision of ths Principals, assisted by Tutors, Matrons experiencsd Domestic Staffs. Preparatory pupils admitted to each school. Physical training carefully attended to. Prospectus on application to the Principals or the undersigned. M. L. DUNN, Secretary. Education Office, Napier.