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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 73, 10 March 1930, Page 6

V BAIRD’S Y The Noted House for Early Fashion F Invite You to Inspect Our Magnificent Ranges of NEWEST Autumn Creations Note the up-to-the-minute Styles and Reasonable Prices, in Tweed Coats Hosiery Velvets Face Cloth Coats Gloves Tweeds Far Coats Neckwear Velours Millinery Laces Figured Chenille Georgette Afternoon Frocks Far Trimmings Wool Crepes Evening Frocks Fur Sets Viyellas THE EXCLUSIVE BUT INEXPENSIVE HOUSE. v BAIRD’S Y Ludhg Draners aid Mercers. • Haitians and WaipulwrM PhnnAC* fi gr fill Box 6 ■

This Week * First Display of The NEW STYLES For Autumn and Winter NEW COATS & FROCKS, NEW MILLINERY & DRESS SILKS. All revealing the latest style trend in both design and colour. Warm tones of cranberry and brown, sombre tones of bottle and Africane, all appeal in their own charming way. Our window displays this week are oarticularly interesting—do make a point of seeing them. The D.S.L. Napier Hawke’s Bay’s Leading Fashion House

At the Presbyterian at Dunedin, by a close vote, it was decided to meet in 1931 at Wellington rather than at Wanganui. It was decided to continue the present arrangement for the publication of “The Outlook’’ and to improve its appearance and ask the Rev. Jupp to continue as editor.—Press Association. Messrs Williams and Kettle, Ltd., under instructions from the trustees in the estate of the late Mr. S. MeGaffin, will sell by public auction in the Assembly Hall, Hastings, two properties, one of 329 acres held under L.1.P., and the other of 95 acres, renewable lease. The properties, which adjoin each other, are situated at Mangatahi, seven ifii.les from Maraekakaho, and are subdivided into 15 paddocks, well watered by springs and creeks. The land, which is two-thirds ploughable, wintered 1100 sheep and 30 cattle. There is a seven-roomed house, recently renovated, and an up-to-date woolshed. A further 38 acres freehold, at Twyford, will also be offered, comprising some of the best land in I the district. The sale of these pro- I perties will take place on Thursday, i March 27 at 2 p.m. See advt. on ! back page for further particulars. Specially attractive values are be- I ing offered during this week which will conclude Westerman and Co.'s “magnetic” summer sale at Hastings, and a wonderful list of bargains in ready-to-wear anpare! is advertised in this issue. Westerman and Co. always conclude with a “grand finah.”