MAORI GALA DAY SPORTS. COMPETITORS please Noto that Entries for Running and Cycling Events close on SATURD2YY, MARCH 17th, 1923. T. TAREHA, W. MAPU, Joint Hon. Sec. Havelock north war MEMORIAL. The architects of the War Memorial now require tho names of all local soldiers who fell during the Great War ■ for inscription on the memorial. As this list will be forwarded on Monday next, it will be impossible to include any names not received before 12 (noon) on that day. w. h. complin, Hon. Sec. War Mem. Committee. HERETAUNGA TEA ROOMS for homemade Cakes, Scones, etc. Opening tomorrow, Saturday,, next Berridge’s. WANTED to Lease with a purchasing clause, Modern Five-roomed House. Careful tenant. Bend particulars to 457 Tribune, Hastings.(2) LOST: Bay Gelding, branded R.P. on near shoulder. Anyone knowing whereabouts please ring Ranfurly Private Hotel, Hastings. LOST: Pink and Grey Parrot. Reward Apply Pullen, Dufferiu Street. Hastings. (ID uMrANTED at once: Karitane or Ex ▼ T perienced Children’s Nurse for two children, ages five months and two years Apply Mrs. Douglas Stewart, Waimarama or ’phone 9088. Hastings. FOR SALE: Four-roomed Cottage, all conveniences. Small deposit, balance as rent. An opportunity for a working man to secure a home. Apply R. Paul, Gas Works. FRUIT For Sale; Best Pears 2s 6d per benzine tin. Apples, 2s per benzine tin. Delivered free in borough. Write 455 Tribune, Hastings.(4) Fencing posts, Bluegum, 6ft. sin Is 6d each delivered. Also Strainers 'Phone E. G. Camden, 1544.(4) Bluegum firewood, £2 17s 6d per cord delivered (dry). ’Phone E. G Camden, 1544. S~ OMETHING TASTY—Home-made Steak and Oyster Pies, Cornish Pasties, etc. “Iggo’s” Cake Shop, Heretaunga Street, -Haßtifigs. (14) BUTTER SPONGES, Cream Sponges. Merangues. Fruit Cakes.—“lggo’s” Home-made Cakes, ’phone 746 Hastings. WANTED to Sell: Six Purebred Black Orpington Hens, 18 months; and one Rooster, 30s. Apply 807 Outram Road. Hastings.■(l6) WANTED to Sell: Two Fowlhouses complete, cheap, owner ‘leaving district. Also Black Orpington Hens. Apply 807 Outram Road, Hastings. fpOR SALE: Good Piano, first-class condition (Wilhelm Spath, maker), concert pitch cost £l5O before the war. Apply “Piano.” Box 185, Hastings.(l6] FOUND: Black and Tan Sheep Dog. If not claimed in 14 days will be sold to pay expenses. Apply J. Franklin, Waimarama. WANTED to Rent; Foui-roomed House with conveniences, and electric
light. Moderate rent. Good tenant. Write 456 Tribune, Hastings. TO-LET: Eight-roomed House and three acres land. Cheap rent to good tenant.—D. Ballery, Queen Street, Hastings. WANTED: Youth or Young Man as second ploughman. Permanent billet.—W. van Asch, ’phone 967 M.. Hastings. (9] FOR SALE: Powerful Astronomical Telescope, with spare sun glass and tripod. Would exchange for Microscope. Write 458, Tribune, Hastings. TJTERETAUNGA TEA ROOMS open JlmL To-morrow (Saturday). Next Berriage’s Boot Shop, Hastings. HAWKE’S BAY UTUMN g H 0 W On the SHOWGROUNDS, HASTINGS, SHOWGROUNDS, HASTINGS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. only. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. GREAT FARM, ORCHARD & POULTRY SHOW. SIDE-SHOWSI SIDE-SHOWS 1 Hastings Band Evening and Afternoon. WEDNESDAY: Dog Trial, commencing 8.30 a.m., and Apple Packing Competition, 10.30 a.m. Yarding Exhibition by Winning Dogs, Leaping Matches and other Horse Events in the Afternoon. Hot Water Free to Picnic Parties. ADMISSION: Tuesday Evening: Adults 1/-. Children under 12, 6d. Members free. Wednesday: Adults 1/6. Children under 12, 6d., under 7, free. To Grandstand: Adults 2/6. Children under 12, 1/-. Members free. IVEWS FROM THE OLD COUNTRY. , Send 13/- and we will mail you regularly every week for 52 weeks a copy of anv British Weekly Newspaper such as: Lloyd’s, People, Tit Bits, Pearson’s, etc. Hundreds of papers on our Big List mailed free. A different paper sent weekly, or the same publication for 52 weeks. 13/- pays for a year’s subscription, including postage. Most unique and up-to-date service, greatly appreciated by members throughout the Empire. Send 13/- today to PERIODICAL POSTING CO., PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 78, 16 March 1923, Page 6
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