NOTES AND MEMOS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 284, 16 November 1923, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMOS.

If you arc looking for a furnished house, grain business, cheap dwelling or farm refer to D. Balharry’s advertisement on front page. The Hawke’s Bay County Council has a notice in this issue regarding unpaid rates. Hastings Fruitgowers are notified that the representative of Messrs. Turners and Growers. Ltd., Auckland, will be in Hastings next week to make arrangements for next year’s crops. Dr. R. C. Roberts announces that he is starting practice in Hastings, and after December 7th may lie con suited at his residence. 508 Southampton street. Large entries of poultry, pigs and dairy stock will again be on hand for sale at Beard. Bullen and Co’s market sal© to-morrow. Prime bred lets are amongst the entries to be sold and a large and varied assortment of implements. vehicles and sundries will be offered throughout the day. See page 8 for details.

We have big entries for our weekly market sale for to-morrow of all classes of poultry, weaner and other pigs, and several head of guaranteed dairy cows, in profit and on drop- Also hay rake, mowing machine, motor trailer express, harness and the usual sundries. Then at. 1.30 fruit, green peas and other vegetables and produce. See page 8. It is not what you pay. but what you get for what you pay that really counts. Baird’s prices are in accord with Baird’s qualities, the best. No one is in a position to give better value, and no one does. Special prices for men’s wear, part of the huge purchase in London at iob prices, will I> Q found on page 6- The steady growth of the men’s wear and mercery departments is a proof of the genuine values always obtainable at Bairds’, loading drapers and mercers.