PUBLIC NOTICES THE JJAY JJUDLEY 'ypSSION HASTINGS METHODIST CHURCH. TOMORROW. Services at 11 am. and 7 p.m. Special Youth Rally at 3 p.iu. Bright Services. Hearty Singing. A Welcome for All. [TASTINGS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MONTHLY MEETING at 8 p.m. on MONDAY 20th AUGUST, 1934. Business: Correspondence, Reports •nd General. F. PERRIN, Secretary. BRITISH ISRAEL. LECTURE will be given in St. Andrew’s Schoolroom, Market Street, Hastings, on MONDAY’, 20th August, at 8 p.m. Speaker: The Rev. J. S. Pate. Subject: “Main and Branch Lines of History: Prophecy and Fulfilment.’’ Collection to defray expenses. TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD. JHE ARTS 4 CRAFTS CIRCLE will meet in St. Andrew’s Hall, Hastings, on THURSDAY, 23rd August, at 2.30 p.m. Three interesting demonstrations. ANNOUNCEMENT. DON PARKHILL Ladies’ and Gents’ Hairdresser BUSSELL STREET • - HASTINGS Wishes to notify tho public that he has opened an up-to-date LADIES’ HAIRCUTTING SALON under tho supervision of Mr. J. Osborne. LL DOGS FOUND STRAYING on the Washpool will be DESTROYED. H. M. GLAZEBROOK. TRESPASSERS on WAIWHARE & BLOWHARD wiU be PROSECUTED. AJ> previous leave cancelled. WALTER C. ENSOR. HOBSES, VEHICLES. LIVE STOCK. TpOR SALE—A light 4-wheel Express, A full lock, in good order. 121 Frederick Street, Hastings. JpOR SALE —Several Broody Hens, *• Monday or later, 6/6 each. J. J. Faulkner, Wolseley Street, Hastings. TpOR SALE —Well-tred 2-year Jersey Heifer, just calved. David Growcott, Crosse's Road, Hastings. yOR SALE—P.B. White Leghorn PulA lets, in full lay, 4/- each; also W.L. Sellings, 3/6. E. L. Leeves, 204 Belwood Road, Hastings, TpOR SALE —Pedigree Jersey Cow, on drop second calf, guaranteed. Apply J. Hall, Pakowhai Road, ci ’phone 2023, Hastings* VOR SALE —1 Well-bred Jersey Bull. Apply 103 Bicks Street, Hastings, Saturday afternoon or Sunday. TpOR SALE — One Jersey-Shorthorn Cross Cow in profit to 2nd calf; guaranteed sound and quiet; 5.8 test. Price reasonable. ’Phone 3102, HastPOR’ SALE—Two Cows in full profit, just calved. ’Phone 2556, Hastings. yy ANTED—Farmers to remember E. C. McDermott, Karamu Road, Hastings, for Cow and Horse Covers. BETTA BIRD POULTRY FARM 700 FREDERICK ST., HASTINGS. Good Utility Strain White Leghorn Chicks, 10/- dozen, £4 per 100. Orders taken for Pullets. Full price list on application. V. BOYD, Proprietress. H ITE Winners three major egg contests. All breeding stock bred from a few specials. Noted for vigour and egg production for 32 years. Quality CHICKS and 8-10 weeks-old PULLETS. Write for illustrated price list now. H. LEG E R WERAROA. LEVIN, NZ. “THE GOOD EGG” POULTRY FARM, TOMOANA RD. N. Won the Massey College Egg Laying Competition and Breeders’ Trophy. Settings, Incubator lots and Chicks at reasonable • ’ices. M. L. BOYCE fur Black Orpingtons and White Leghorns WOLSELEY STREET gTUD poULTRY JAKM J. J. FAULKNER, Wolseley Street, Hastings. Day-old Chicks, Eggs for .Hatching White Leghorn and Utility Orpington Season July Ist to October. Prices on application. CHICKS? PULLETs! CHICKS! Available now from the old established specialist breeders of quality White Leghorns and Black Orpingtons. Chicks It'/ do/en; Eggs 5/- sitting (15'. posted 7/6. Full price list ou application. WALTER G. KING “MAHORA” POULTRY FARM. 1015 Frederick Street. Hastings, IJELIANCE POULTRY FARM ,V PVKAHU-P. IQ Harrison’* Pedi gree White Leghorns. Winner Silv-.-lien Trophy 1933-21. 01 eggs in >JO days at Massey Collt g 1 l aying ( out—:. Incubator eggs £2 per 100, Chicks 10/dozen, Settings 5/- to 10/-. M kite Leghorn Chicks now for eale. King 2**l. I’ukaau, Havcloik North.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 210, 18 August 1934, Page 1
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