NEWS BY ADVERTISEMENT.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 276, 1 November 1924, Page 6

NEWS BY ADVERTISEMENT.

Langley and Co. notify reduced prices for motor spirit. Four girls for the Christmas trade are wanted by Coopers, Municipal Buildings. The poll for the election of the members of the Raupare Drainage Board of Trustees takes place on Monday. Mr J. J. Morley, architect, invites tenders for painting the Heretaunga School buildings at Havelock North. The district manager of the Public Trust Office /isks that all claims against the estate of Isabella Percy he forwarded to him on or before December 4th next. Those interested in the Hastings drapers ’ and mercers’ picnic are asked to attend a meeting in the Y.M.C.A. on Monday next at 7.30 p.m. Gill Bros, announce auction sale of very nic© furnishings, valuable floor coverings, tool a and sundries, on account of Mrs Rou"h of Otane, for Wednesday next. See page 8. Mr J. A. Miller, acting under instructions from the executor in the estate of the late John Hillhouse, will sell, at Turance, on Friday, November ,7th. 24 milking cows, 9 heifers, calves, bull, horses, pigs and sundries. Mr. Foster Brook is making alterations and extensions to hi s business premises, and during the period of fixing up will offer a large assortment <f used library books cheap. Extra special values for men are advertised by Messrs. Westerman and Co., the ready money drapers, on page 33 of to-day’s issue. They carry unrivalled stocks of everything for men’s and boys’ wear, marked plainly with their famous low prices. Those in search of good farming land should note that Hoadley, Son and Stewart will offer Mr. T. Lindsay Gordon’s property on Wednesday, November 12th. at 2 p.m. at their salerooms, Browning street, Napier. The property consists of 585 acres and all necessary buildings. The heavy rain has necessitated a postponement of the Hastings Motor Club races, which were to have been held on the Hastings Racecourse to-day, to Saturday, November 15th. The club has been very unfortunate in the matter of weather Tor its meetings, and it is to be hoped that the postponement on this Occasion will result in increased patronage. “The Washpool” estate will be offered for sale by auction by Dalgety and Co., Ltd., in conjunction with Hoadley. Son and Stewart Ltd., on Thursday next in the Hastings Assembly Hall. Also 92 acre s at Mangateretere and four acres at Havelock. This offers a golden opportunity to secure some of the best land in the Do- ■. minion, and for residential sites the Havelock property is unsurpassable. In order to raise further funds for the building of the Mahora School swimming baths the school committee has arranged to hold a popular concert and dance recital in the Municipal Theatre on Friday, November 14th. Miss Phillips has in preparation a splendid programme of dainty dances, and leading amateurs will give of their best. Popular prices—two shillings and one shilling—will be charged, and it is anticipated that the theatre will be crowded to the doors. Attention is directed to the great choral event advertised for next Friday night, November 7, in the Municipal Theatre, Hastings. This promises to be the best performance of choral work that has ever been produced in Hawke’s Bay. Th© following well-known vocalists have been engaged: Soprano, Miss Teresa McEnroe; contralto. Miss Mina Caldow: tenor, Mr; Sidney Butler; Bass, Mr. W. Watters. Mr. H. Temple White, of Wellington, will condcct the Hastings performance. Lovers of music should nook their seats early, as a full house is anticipated. The box plan opens at Don’t Ltd. for subscribers on Monday morning at 8.45, and for the general public on Tuesday morning.