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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 303, 11 December 1922, Page 6

At to-day’s meeting of the Hawke’s Bay County Council Mr. T. Mason Chambers said, with regard to the extension of electricity from Havelock to Clive and surrounding districts that, owing to the shortage of water, the Havelock Town Board would not guarantee 5000 units per month, and that under the circumstances, it would be absurd to ask the ratepayers to raise a loan and pay interest if they could not secure a continuous supply of electricity.

IN MEMORIAM. GARDNER.—in fond and loving remembrance of otur dearly beloved son and brother. Imrie Lelley Gardner, who died on 11th December, 1921 ; aged 18 years. In the bloom of his life God took him, In the pride of his hanhood days. No one knew him but loved him. Or spoke of his name but with praise THANKS. rpHE FAMILY of the late Mrs. R Hawthorne, of Hastings, wish t< Thank all kind friends who sent wreaths and messages of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. ROAD STOPPED. IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that that portion of Heretaunga Street between King Street and Tomoann Road, will be stopped for traffic iron this dav until further notice. PERCY R. PURSER, Town Clerk. Dec. 11th, 1922. ELECTORS ! rpHE CONTINUANCE PARTY desires to tender its SINCERE THANKS to all voters assisting in the cause of Freedom at the recent poll. British Liberty must ever reign supreme, or the very foundation of the greatest Empire the world has ever known must crumble into < SHOP will be held NEXT SATURDAY. in Heretaunga Streep I HASTINGS, to provided Christmas j Presents for the patients at Pukeora I Sanatorium, and to enable books, etc., to be sent every month through the coming year. Mesdames H. M. Campbell, Tosswill and Tuohy will be in charge. OUNGALOW SPECIAL FOR XMAS

i NICE 5-R. BUNGALOW (large r rooms), with every convenience. Elec. - light, sewer, h.p. water, telephone, , etc. Sleeping proch; concrete paths; . ftalf-acre ground, 2 lawns, beautiful 1 Hower and vegetable garden. Spic and I inside and out. Quarter-acre potatoes ready for digging in a couple sof months. Possession any time. 4 Guaranteed. Price right, and terms to ■ suit purchaser. Principals only. Apply

i 920, Tribune, Hastings. • MRS. BUTTERWORTH, Psychic De- . monstrator leading Spiritual Societies N.Z. Interviews 11 a.m to 7.30 p.m. Railway House. Hastings. Phone 1526. Last week. Capable (1 rocer’.i Assistant, ▼ ▼ with Home ami colonial experience. Apply.w ith references, lo •Capable.” Tribune, Napier. YV ANTED: A Willing Youth. Apply ▼ ▼ Thompson Bros., Butchers, Hast- ' WANTED, by young man: Board and Lodging in private family; no other boarders. Central. Write 919, “Urgent,” Tribune, Hastings. (71 WANTED: Youth for Dairy Farm. ..lacnines used. .1 Perkins, Taradale.,’Phone 85D. AVTANTED, for New Year: Experienced 1 ▼ Cook-General. Apply Airs. K. G. Chamberlain, Yurk Road, or telephone 1298. Hastings. SEASIDE Cottage of 3 Rooms, handy to bi*ach. Price .£4OO. F. C. Wilkinson. Queen Street. Hastings. \Y7 EST Side, very dose to town. Good ▼ ▼ building section. Price .£l9O.—F. C Wilkinson, Queen Street, Hastings. ORCHARD, mostly apples. ’Very handy. .Six acres fruit, 41 acres grass. Price .£1330. Deposit £l5O.- F. ('. Wilkinson, Queen .Street. .Hastings DANDY New 4-rnomed Bungalow with sleeping porch. Splendid handy position. Price £990. Great terms. F. C Wilkinson, ()ii<..cn Street. Hastings JSIXC'HANGE 3 Acres wiTh 5-roomed J House for House in town. Particulars F- C. Wilkinson, Queen Street. Hastings. SPLENDID Half-acre Sections. Price £135. Good terms,. —F. C. Wilkinson, Queen Street, Hastings. I OVELY HOME of 5 Rooms, west side, | I J very handy. Price £1250. Easy terms. F. Wilkinson, Queen St, Hastings. REAL Nice 5-roomed Bungalow, with > half-acre, well improved. Price £1350. Vary easy terms.—F. C. Wilkinson, Queen Street, Hastings. IJIOR SALE: Duchess Chests in oak and rimu. from £2 15s.—Wardrobe and Furniture Depot, Karamu road. Phone 389 IjlOR SALE: Oak Bedroom Suite in English Oak This is a bargain.—Wardrobe and Furniture Depot. Karamu road. IJOR SALE: Two Gent's second-hand Bikes, cheap. -Wardrobe and Furniture Depot, Karamu road (near Tribune office). REGISTRATION OF MASSEURS. PERSONS desirous of registering as Masseurs or Masseuses rather than by passing the Masseurs Registration Board s examination, subsequent to a specified course ol training are hereby reminded that with Section 6 (2) of the Masseurs Registration Act, 1920, no person can he registered as a Masseur under paragraph. (a) of Section 6 (1) unless application for registration is made on or before the 31st DECEMBER. 1922. Forms of application mav be obtained from the Secretary, Masseurs Registration Board, e/o Health Department, Wellington.