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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 272, 1 November 1932, Page 12

HARVEY, FULTON & HILL. HARVEY, FULTON & HILL LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. OAK AND RIMU FURNITURE. AT OUR ROOMS RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS TO-MORROW TO-MOBBOW At 1.30 p.m. Favoured with instructions from the executors in the Estate of the late Mrs. Beard, we will sell as under:— • Oak D. Table, Oak Sideboard, Oak Kerb, Oak Cake Stand, 8-Day Clock, Oak Tray, 4 Oak D. Chairs, 2 Oak Carver Chairs, 1 Singer Drophead Sewing Machine, 1 Overmantle, Piano Stool, 1 Settee in brown plush, 1 Hall Settee, 2 Corner Wardrobes, 1 Leather Couch, 2 Oce. Tables, 3 Seagrass Chairs, 5 K. Chairs, 1 K. Carver, 1 R. Kerb, Folding Table, 2 Duchess Chests, 1 R. Wardrobe, 1 S.B. Bed and Wire, 1 D.R. Bed and Wire, Jardiniere, Table Mangle, Morris Chair, 13 Blinds, Ice Chest, 5 Pictures, Box Otterman, Rimu Sideboard, 2-Leaf Extension D. Table, 2 Hearth Rugs, 1 Carpet 8 x 10, 5 Door Mats, Small Basket, 7 Curtain Rods, 5 Pieces Lino., Leather Couch, and Sundries, Books, etc., etc.

China Cabinet, Ex. B. Table, Oak Book Stand, Glass Case with Kiwi, Collard and Collard Piano, Oval Mirror Sideboard, R. Kerb, Buffet Sideboard, D. Chest, R. Pullout Table, Picture (“Broad and Narrow Way”), Pres. Pan, Pair Quaint Candlesticks, Doulton Teapot, Sugar and Milk Jugs, Quantity Cutlery, 2 rolls Lino., Carpanter’s Tools, Pair Bellows, 10-Stop Organ, Tea Waggon, 5 K. Chairs, Beale Sewing Machine, Oak Morris Chair, S. Bed and Mattress, 4 Chests Drawers, 4 Palm Stands, Mirror-back Sideboard, Flour and Sugar Bin, Seat Kerb, 3Piece Suite, D.R. Bed and Wire, S.R. Bed and Wire, Ice Chest, Round Table, Leather Sofa, Verandah Seat and Squab, Odd Crockery, Wall Bag, btc., etc.

NOTE: Weather permitting, the above goods will be sold at the rear of the Mart and, with few exceptions, everything is for absolute sale, and the bulk absolutely without reserve, and anyone contemplating replenishing their home should not miss this opportunity as everything is in tip-top order and bargains will be the order of the day. Short-notice sales are a disadvantage to the vendors.

SETTING A NEW STANDARD in charges for WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS. To meet the NEED of present times, we take the LEAD in reducing our regular prices sensationally. PRICES HALVED. We cannot do it without your support, mind youl THE TREASURE CAVE JEWELLER will NOT lower the Quality Standard —BUT PRICES ONLY—till further notice.

JJAWKE’S jgAY JOCKEY £JLUB METROPOLITAN. SPRING MEETING, 1932. ’ HASTINGS RACECOURSE. SATURDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, 1932. 1— TOMOANA HANDICAP HURDLES (Hack Conditions), of £75. Nom. 1 sov., Ace. 1 sov. One and a half miles. 2— TRIAL STAKES, of £6O. Fur three-.year-olds and upwards. For horses that have never won a race exceeding 40 sovs. in value at time of starting. Weight 8 stone. Now 1 sov.. Ace. 1 sov. 3— NURSERY HANDICAP, of £75. For two-year-olds. Nom. 1 sov., Ace. 1 sov. Four furlongs. 4— SPRING HANDICAP, of £l2O sovs. Nom. 1 sov., Ace. 30/-. One and a quarter miles. 5— LITTLE FLAXMERE HANDICAP (Hack Conditions), of £75. Nom. 1 eov., Ace. 1 sov. Six furlongs. 6— GLENARAY HANDICAP (Hack Conditions), of £75. One mile. 7— FLYING HANDICAP, of £lOO. Nom. 1 sov., Aec. 30/-. Six furlongs. The winner of any race after the declaration of weights to carry a penalty of 71bs. FRIDAY, 4th November, by 8 p.m.— Acceptances. N.B.—All telegrams must be qonfirmed in writing, and name of trainer given.—Rule 253 (4) Rules of Racing. H. S. MOSS, Secretary. SPRING LAMB. Best Southdown Cross, direct from farm. Forequarters 6d per ib. Hindquarters 8d per lb. Wholesome Smoke-cured Saveloys Id each Sausage .... 7d per lb THO MP~J 0 N’ S PRESERVE your Eggs with NORTON'S. JT’S SO EASY to keep your skin lovely when you use Rachel Vanishing Cream. 1/6 jar from Baird’s, Hastings.