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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 71, 7 March 1930, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. GOSPEL H/iL, KARAMU ROAD. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT at 7.C0 p.m. A SERIES OF MEETINGS on “Tho Tabernacle in the Wilderness” will (D.V.) be held by Mr. Matthew Logg, Evangelist. All Christians are heartily invited to come and hear present-day lessons from this wonderful type. KARAMU LODGE N 0 .47 CrffTyr*) i.0.0.f J>HE ANNUAL PICNIC will bo held at Dartmoor (special permission) on SUNDAY, March 9th, 1930. Conveyances leave Tomoana Road, Sylvan Road, Riverslea Road, and Southland Road at 9 o’clock, to finally leave Tribune Corner 9.15. Hot water, tea, sugar and milk provided. Tickets: Family 3/6, Single 2/-. GEO. GRAHAM, Sec. NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 7th & Bth MARCH. First Race Starts at 12.30 p.m. J. E. GLEADOW, Secretary. JJASTINGS FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Club Members, supporters and intending members please note that the above meeting will be held in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms, on MONDAY EVENING, 10th March, at 8 o’clock sharp. NAPIER COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. RASTER pESTIVAL. ENTRIES CLOSE 14th MARCH. Syllabus and Entry Forms from all Music Stores or Mardi Gras Rooms. pREE JJLACKBERRIES. Travel by Government Buses to Eskdale on SUNDAY from Hastings at 9 a.m., 1 p.m. or 1.15 p.m., and fill your baskets. MARAEKAKAHO STATION. ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS against tho Station should be sent to the Trustees of the late Sir R. D. D. McLean, Box 61, Napier, immediately. CARLILE, McLEAN, SCANNELL & WOOD, Napier, Solicitors to the Trustees. HORSES VEHICLES, LIVE STOCK, Etc. I DOR SALE—Five 3-months-old Weaner Pigs. Apply Bowe, Wall Road, Hastings. FOR SALE—Eight 8.0. Pullets, 6 month* uld, laying; one Rooster. Write 841, liibune, Hastings. FOB SALE—I 3 Jersey Cows, in profit, due early dates, guaranteed; also 14 Weanei Jersey Heifers. Write 854, Tribune, Hastings. FOR SALE— Upstanding Gelding Hack, aged 10 /ears. Quiet, excellent ladies mount, docile and easy to handle. Also Good Saddle and Bridle; £l6 for full outfit. ’Phone, after 6.30 p.m., Edmunds, 705 R Hastings. IpOR SALE—Young Airedale Dog, good specimen winner last Show. Price reasonable. Apply 1027 Tomoana Road, Hastings. SALE—Good House Cow on drop, guarante*d sound and quiet. 'Phone 1610, Hastings. WANTED— A Noisy Huntaway Dog, alsc Reliable Heading Dog, hill country. Particulars to “Trial," 806, Tribune, Hastings. COOPER’S BARGAIN SALE. Bargains GREAT REDUCTIONS Bargains in Bargains CROCKERY Bargains HARDWARE Bargains FANCY GOODS, Etc. Bargains FOR 10 DAYS ONLY. pOOPER’S, MUNICIPAL BLDGS., V HASTINGS UTCLIFFE’S SALE - His Master's Voice Gramophones on easy terms. No tuterest to pay. Buy your Gramophone during our sale—it will pay you. COLUMBIA Gramophones, cash price £7, terms £7. Buy your Gramophone at Sutcliffe’s Sale—it will pay pou. BERRIDGE’S BIG BARGAINS Tn Ladies’ One-bar and Court Shoes, black with trimming only 17/6. Next Hall’s Book Shop, Hastings. B~ERRIDGE S“ some less than factory price. See our corner snips Next Hall’s Booiw Shop, Hastings. VV EST ERMAN A CO.’s WEEK-END ▼ SPECIALS—Linen Serviettes, fancy coloured borders, sale price 6d each; Coloured Dres* Flannel, 28in„ all shades, sale price 2/J yard. \YTESTERM AN A CO.’s WEEK-END ▼ ▼ SPECIALS—Finlay’s Linen-finish Pillow Cotton sale price 1,3 yard; White Table Damask, check design, sale price 1/9 yard. HIS MASTER’S VOICE Gramophones, casii prices £9, £lO. £ll, £ll. £l7. Terms prices are just the same, no interest charge; during our sale. ’"TOMORROW’S STAR BARGAINS at 1 Thomson s—Ladies’ White Lace Tennis Shoes, sizes 3 to 7. AH lu go at. 3,11, Were 5/6 pair. I