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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 99, 5 April 1922, Page 1

MOTICtS. PALMERSTON RACES. Ct AR leaving on Thursday morning for Palmerston Races, returning Saturday night. Book seats at once. W. GRAHAM. RASTER HOLIDAY TOURS. CAR leaving Hastings and Napier Friday 14th returning Monday or Tues, day. Covering about 400 miles of fine scenery, round Lake Taupo and mountains. Seats £5. Ring Donald Hunt, ’phone 844, Hastings. Ibex Tviotor Hire. T-TAWKE’S BAY RUGBY FOOT--11 BALL UNION. ENTRIES for all Napier-Hastings Competitions—Senior, Junior, Third, Fourth and Fifth Grades—CLOSE at NOON, FRIDAY, 7th APRIL. • J. M. BROWN, Hon. Secretary, Box 201, Napier FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., A NAPIER. REMOVAL NOTICE. To permit removal of fittings, etc., to new premises in Emerson Street, Napier, the Association’s Store, in Station Street, Napier, will be CLOSED on and after MONDAY, 13th March. Counter orders will be taken at Emerson Street Branch. Telephoned orders on telephones Nos. 70 and 71. THE H.B. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD., Napier. NOW—TO-DAY! Take a pencil or anything that will make a mark, and write down— NAPIER MOTOR RACING CLUB R AC E S NAPIER PARK RACECOURSE, APRIL 15th and 17th. F. E. BRIASCO, Sec., Box 101, Napier. [MPORTANT—REMOVAL NOTICE. D'IUE to the recent fire in Station St., I wish to notify the public that 1 have purchased E. M. Langley’s Grain and Produce Business, opposite P.0.,' where i will continue his retail trade in addition to my own seed and florist business. In thanking mv customers for their past patronage I still solicit their further support. (Sgd.) A. W. KUMMER, Box 167, Hastings. NOTICE! T HAVE sold the retail portion of my Gra’ 1 ’ *ind Produce Business to Mr. A. \V. Kummer, to whom I recommend all my customers. Mr. Kummer has also taken over my premises. My office will be next door, where I will act as a wholesale distributor and fanners’ representative. (Sgd.) E. M. LANGLEY. POPULAR NOVELS AT FAIL’S. “To the Last Man” (Zane Grey) 7/“Mysterious Rider” (Zane Grey) 6/“Cappy Ricks” (Peter B. Kyne) 2/6 “Johnnv Nelson” (Clarence E. Mulford) 2/6 TRAIL’S, STATION ST., HASTINGS X ’Phone 1057. “ A STOPPED CLOCK ” is no ornament. Bring your’s for Repairs and Adjustment. It will be done PROMPTLY. It will be done WELL. SC. RUSBA T C H, • STATION ST., HASTINGS. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR. EXPERT (Near Heretaunga St. Corner). CHIROPRACTIC. V 7 OU want better health. Let Chiropractic Methods remove the cause of your ailments, then nature will cure. Consult free E. AV. KING, Graduate Chiropractor, corner of Heretaunga and Station Streets, Hastings. Hours: 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. Lady attendant. p OOD TYPEWRITERS, Cheap. Yost, almost new, free trial, £8 10/-. No. 7 Remington, £6 10/-. Remington, Brief last visible, £l5 15/-. Underwood, latest, practically new’, £26. Other makes cheap for cash. Send for specimen of writing, etc.—JOSEPH WILSON & SON, Hastings. BAIRD’S for All Wool Coloured Coating Serges, double width 9s 6d. Double width Winter Tweeds 4s 6d yard. Cream Nuns 6d yard. BAIRD’S” for"~Men’s D.B. Heavy Tweed Overcoats 39s 6d, 59s 6d. Men’s All Wool Colonial Tweed Trousers 16s 6d, 18s 6d, 22s 6d. Men’s Saddle Tweed Trousers 25s 6d, 27s 6d. 30s. BAIRD’S for Men’s Black and Tan Sox, 9d pair. Men’s Working Shirts, in black, grey and blue striped Drill 7s 6d. Warm Winter Shirts 10s 6d, 12s 6d. JIOWL FEED AT ATTRACTIVE LOW PRICES. Wheat (local) 7/- per bushel Wheat, sack lots 6/9 per bushel Mixed Grain (best) ... 6/6 per bushel Maize, prime quality ... 7/- per bushel Weetoat (good as wheat) 6/- per bush. Oats, special feed line 4/3 bushel Barley 3/6 bushel; 13/- sack Pollard 2001 b. sacks 25/Bran 1601 b. sack 15/KEEX PRICES FOR KEEN BUYERS ORDER NOW from—rp QLARK S O N, TD. Phone 184 HASTINGS