NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 178, 13 July 1927, Page 7

NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS.

To those in search of a good boarding house, there is an advertisement by F. J. Tonkin on page ! that thev should not miss reading.

A reminder is given of the meeting to be addressed bv the Rev. Howard and Mrs Taylor, of the China Inland Alission, to-night at 7.30 in the Hastings Methodist Church. The Rev. F. A. Bennett has kindly consented to take the chair.

A final reminder is give nof Mr H. C. Cullen’s sale, which takes place to-morrow at noon. The dairy cattle are exceptionally good, the farm implements are ali spick and span, and the lucerne hay is choice. Everything must be sold to the highest bidder. Full details on page 10 of this issue.

Mr Ree Duction, at Millar and Giorgi’s, has been making further cuts on “Eclipse All” suits. This brand of suit is pronounced bv experts to be the Rolls-Royce of ready-to-wears. Sizes are made to fit all figures, and trimmings are a special feature. You are invited to call in and have a try-on.

The end of season’s drapery sales at Sutherland’s are real opportunities for bargains. This week’s suecial window bargains for Thursday. Friday, and Saturday are indeed a surprise for bargains. Garments that are being thrown out to clear up oddments in sizes, Fiye special window displays, with their bargain offerings are now ready for inspection. Don’t delay your visit, as these are exceptional offerings for the three days.

Increasing public support compels Baird’s, leading drapers and mercers, to enlarge their "remises by taking in the new shop just completed, next door to the old one. The men’s and boys’ clothing and mercery will be transferred to this shop, which will have its own separate entrance, although there will be a right-of-wav through to the other departments. Other departments will be reorganised and enlarged ; while the necessary alterations are going on, a great stock clearance will take nlace. This great clearance commences on Thursday morning at 9 a.m. and will give further point to Baird’s established lead for bargain giving.