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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 301, 6 December 1923, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THANKS. AjR and MRS. GOODAY, and the sons and daughters of the late W. N. Gooday, wish to express their Thanks to Dr. Nairn for his great kindness to Mr. Gooday during his last illness. WHEN OTHERS FAIL, TRY ME. IITRS. SCOTT will attend ladies and children for Rupture cure. Hours, 2.30 to 4.30. Testimonials on application. Address: 204 ELLISON ROAD, HASTINGS. JJAVELOCK N. BUTCHERY. MR. A. F. HOOK wishes to notify the inhabitants of Havelock North and district, that he has taken over the Butchery lately carried on by Messrs MacLennan & Cook. The best of Ox Beef, Wether Mutton and sundries stocked. A trial solicited. HAVELOCK N. TOWN BOARD. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 151 DUART ROAD, Havelock North, will be CLOSED to ALL TRAFFIC, between Campbell Street and Te Mata Road, on FRIDAY, 7th day of DECCEMBER, 1923, until further notice, for the purpose of lopping trees overhanging the road. W. H. COMPLIN, Clerk to the Board. Havelock North, Dec. 6th, 1923. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. TMPOUNDED by County Ranger: a One Bay Mare, wire marks off hind leg. Throat strap round neck. If not claimed will be sold on THURSDAY, December 20th, at 12 noon. E. A. GRENSIDE, Poundkeeper. HAUMOANA DANCE. FRI DAY, DECEMBER 7th. EWRICK’S CARS leave P.O. Hastings, at 7.45 p.m. Phones 459 and 1401.

NOTICE. T WILL NOT be responsible for any A Debts contracted in my name. J. W. GAVIN. i . at JQANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923. ACCEPTANCES for all events close on FRIDAY NEXT, 7th December, at 8 o’clock p.m. WALTER DOBSON, Secretary. ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A CHRISTMAS FAIR will be held on FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT, December 7th and Bth, in the Sunday School Hall. The Fair will be opened at 2.30 on Friday afternoon. Stalls containing Plain Sewing, Fancy Goods, Produce and Dainty Dishes, Sweets, Cakes, Flowers, Soft Drinks, Lee Creams, also Jumble Stall, Woodwork and Toys and Xmas. Tree, with dolls, etc., in galore. Fresh Lamb will be on Sale at 10 o’clock on Saturday morning. Afternoon Teas will be served continually during Fair. Concert and Competition to suit everyone will be held each evening. Proceeds in aid of Sunday School Building Fund. NOTICE. mHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between LINDSAY JOHN MACKERSEY & ARTHUR STANLEY TONKIN, as Barristers and Solicitors, under the name of Mackersey and Tonkin, has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent from the Ist December, 1923. MR. L. J. MACKERSEY will continue the practice of his profession in offices formerl yoccupied by the firm of Mackersey and Mackersey in the Dominion Buildings, Queen Street, Hastings. MR. A. S. TONKIN will continue the practice of his profession in the offices recently occupied by the firm of Mackersey and Tonkin, next the National Bank, Queen street, Hastings.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Re WHAKATU WOOL-SCOURING WORKS. (Established by the late R. Tucker). IVTR. W. TUCKER wishes to announce that he has resumed control of the above works as from the Ist November, 1923, and trusts that by strictly conforming to the high standard of work that was always adhered to by his father (the late Richard Tucker) to merit a share of patronage from all former customers. To those who have not already scoured with us. we solicit a trial feeling sure we will give them complete satisfaction. Address— WHAKATU, Phone 827 M HASTINGS NEWRICK’S TAXI & BUS SERVICE leave P.O. for Napier and Hospital at 1.30 every Sunday and Wednesday. Also leaves P.O. every Sunday for Napier at 6.50 p.m. Leaves Napier at 10.15 p.m. Taxis and Bus always available for any class of hire work day or night. ’Phone 459 or 1404. FRUITGROWERS! Hear Col. Gray Friday night on work of Control Board in Nelson district. HULLETT FOR HOODS HULLETT FOR HOODS HULLETT FOR HOODS RUSSELL STREET - HASTINGS (Next Loan and Mercantile).