NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 9, 22 December 1925, Page 6

NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Napier and Hastings Bus Co.. Ltd., acivertise their hvuday timetable. Nimon and Sons will run a special service between Havelock North and Hastings on ’Xmas Day. On Boxing Dav and New Year’s Day the usual timetable will lie observed. Annual meeting of the Land Agents’ and Auctioneers’ Association of Hawke’s Bay called for to-night, has been postponed to- a date in January to be notified later. Air. G. M. Hurst, tailor and mercer, Hastings, has a nice range of men’s fancy socks from 3/6 upwards. Mr. L. V. Zala notifies closing dates for the holidays. Messrs Gibson and Millar are generously running their merry-go-round on the Marine Parade, Napier, to-morrow (Wednesday) for the 7\’apier Mothers' Rest. The Bristol Piano Coy. has on show at their agency. Ribbands’ Music Store, Hastings, their latest models in player pianos and beautiful instruments from the well-known houses of J. Broadwood and Sons, Walter Collinson, Collard and Collard, etc. A piano for Christmas may be obtained for a small deposit. Santa Claus is laying in large stocks of the new Baby Bell children’s records which arc as clear and loud as full-sized records, at less than hallrhe price. A spiritualist meeting will be held in the H.B. Jockey Club rooms, Alarket street, Hastings, on Wednesday evening at 8 sharp. The public are cordially invited. The principal of Clifton Commercial College advertises that instruction in all commercial subjects will resume on Monday, February 1, at 9 a.m. for day students, and 7 p.m. for evening students. Mr Gilby wil be in attendance on Thursday and Friday. January 28 and 29. from 10 to 12. and 2 to 6 to receive enrolments. The children’s Christmas party of the Loyal Hastings Lodge Alanehestci I n’ltv Oddfellows takes place at the Oddfellows’ Hall. Market street, tomorrow (Wednesday). The tea commences at 5-30 p.m. and Father Christmas is expected to arrive about 7 o’clock, when he will enter the Magic Cave and receive his guests in his usual manner. To-morrow is the last chance to secure fat table poultry for ’Xmas. A e7 Bullen and Co. have made speo ml arrangements with vendors to send * T ood prime turkeys, geese, ducks, and fowls, which will be offered at 1 o'clock. V special attraction will be an exceptionally large quantity of useful ’Xmas presents to be sold during the, afternoon. A choice lot of hams, bacon, etc. will also be sold. Those who have not yet got their Christmas poultry should attend Ales>rs Gill Bros’ sale on Thursday. Fowls, ducks, turkeys, and geese will be offered. Lines in the sundries, fruit and produce sections should also appeal to the public. This will be the last chance before Christmas of securing good linos. A full account of the sale will bo found on page 8. An ideal Christmas gift shop is Baird’s Leading Drapers and Mercejs. the spacious airy and beautifully lighted showrooms are now a blaze of colour with the immense selection of choice Christmas gifts—goods that express the spirit of Yule-tide. Give “him” or “her” something to wear this Christmas: selection is an easy matter from the enormous stocks at Baird’s Leading Drapers and Mercers.