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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 18, 4 January 1922, Page 1

FOR SALK. PUSH CARTS at Special Price to ciear. Only £3 3s. at Don's. FOR SALE; 10 x 12 Tent, with poles, fly and pegs complete. Also Camper’s Whare, with iron chimney, at viive Grange. Apply 607. Tribune. Hastings. <4) CHOICE, Ripe, Dessert Peaches, 4d a lb. 201bs 6s. Ball. Lower Te Mata road, Havelock North._ j SUNNYBANK FRUIT. Pears, for New Year 3d per lb. Arch Lowe, phone 804, Hustings. (4) FOR SALE: Cherry Plums, 2d per lb. 707 Avenue road East, Hastings. 'Phone 1211.(4) 1,1011 SALE: Australian Fowl Wheat, ’ 9s 9d per bushel. Hawke’s Bay Farmers’ Co-op: Assn., Hastings. WANTED to Sell: Fifty Acres of Rape, 9 miles from Bastings. Write “Rape,” 599 Tribune, Hastings. (4) FOR SALE: Splendid 6-roomed Bungalow and 3J acres land. Electric light, sewer, nicely laid out. Write 581, Tribune, Hastings.(3) FOR SALE: Pinus Insignus. All sizes at 21s per ICO feet. Also in stock Blue Gum Timber, Fencing Posts, etc.— E. Ware. ’Phone 638, Hastings.(4) FOR SALE: Dry Poplar Firewood, 9in lengths. 14a one horse load at the yard, 17s 6d large load delivered.—®. Warp ’nVone t-38, Hastings. (4) POR HALE: Christmas Cards, Bats and JL’ Balls, Attache and Suit Cases Hampers, Picture Frames. Watches, Alarm Clocks, Glassware for Xmas, at Bell’s Municipal Buildings, Hastings. Phone 516 TVTOW LADIES! Patronise ’’CHEERO,’ 11 the man who first brought the Wil low Wood down to £1 a good load 9 inch length delivered. Try a load Ring 1343 D, Hastings.

LOST AND FOUND. LOST: Gold Medal, Hastings Racecourse or in Napier. Bard contest trophy. Reward. Tribune. Napier. lOST, Saturday night, in Caroline road: J Handbag containing rings valued as keepsakes. Also sum money. Reward. Apply 606, Tribune, Hastings. (11) STRAYED: Aged, black and tan Dog. with chain and collar on. Reward on returning to G. S. Hardy, Duke St. Phone 620 M, Hastings. FOUND: Black and white Sheep Liog, white tin on and ring round • k. App\y_Phone 329. Hastings.(ll FOUND: Relief for foot trouble— Chiropody. Consult Harold S. Bayliss, corner King street and Knight street. Hsßtings. ’Phone 604. , I pOUND out it pays to go to a Foot ’ Specialist to have your feet seen to. Don’t try beginners—visit W. H. Hilder brandt, Chiropodist, The Hydro, Napier. Phone 716. WANTED TO PURCHASE. WANTED to Purchase: A Horse. Spring Cart and Harness. Apply Tribune. Havelock. WANTED to Buy: Ice Chest. State price, etc., to 604, Tribune. Hastings. HORSES, VEHICLES, LIVE STOCK, 1710 R SALE: Leading Dog, 10 months. Also Bitch, 12 months (working), cheap. Apply 608, Tribune. Hastings. (x 6 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FURNITURE, Etc. PRIVATE SALE of Furniture, etc., at St. George’s School, “Duart.” Havelock N.. every day, includes: Two Pianos, Simplex Fire Extinguishers. Book*. Pictures. Rimu Dining Table, Dinner Wagon, Kerosene Stove. Mangle. Wringer. Linoleum, Mowing Machine. General Furniture and Rquisites. Prices plainly marked.

APARTMENTS, BOARD, RESIDENCE. TiO LET: Furnished Bed-Sittingroom, with fireplace. Apply 611, Tribune, TIO LET: Two nicely furnished Bedrooms; quiet home Opposite Cornwall Park. Ring phone 1428. Hastings. (7) rpO LET: Large, sunny, Bed-Sittingroom. JL with use of conveniences. Apply 4u/E, Eastbourne St., Hastings.(7) TO LET: Furnished Rooms, with all conveniences, near railway station. Apply "Waimarie,” 303 Nelson Street, Hastings. (<) TO LET: Furnished Flat, several rooms, kitchenette; separate meter, e. 1.; caliphont all conveniences, central. 201 Nelson St., Hastings. («) rpO LET: Comfortable Furnished Apart1 meats, suitable for batchelors. Board out. Breakfast can be arranged for. Next to Poll, Photographer. Hastings. WANTED to Rent: Four or five-roomed House; every convenience. Will pay one month’s rent in advance. write bOb, Tribune. Hastings. , WANTED, during January: Board and Residence for visiting clergyman and wife. Reply Sutherland and Mitchell, Drapers, Hastings. (<) TO LET. HAVELOCK. TO LET, pn Havelock Hills: Sevenroomed House on one Acre ground. All conveniences. £2 per week for any term over six months. Apply to A. O. WELLWOOD, Queen St., Hastings. Phone 430.

RAPIER TECHNICAL COLLEGE. THE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL IS AN APPROVED GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL WITH A VOCATIONAL BASIS. Director: MR. I. E. NEWTON, M.A., assisted by a Staff of Qualified Teachers. The School provides courses in— ART AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING HOME SCIENCE and COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS in addition to General Education. Admission: FREE to all holders of Standard VI. Qualifying Certificates (irrespective of locality). Other pupils £5 per annum. Free Railway Travelling granted when necessary. The Director is prepared to arrange for suitable Board and Lodgings for 'rhe 1922 Session opens on February 8 th. PROSPECTUS FREE ON APPLICATION. CJ HEEP-FARMERS Economise by using MURTON’S DIP, Best and Cheapest. One drum makes one thousand gallons of dipping solution eno costs £2 16/3. We guarantee that we are using the same quantities ano quality or chemicals as before the war Support local indubirj*