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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 11, 28 January 1937, Page 1

PUBUO NOT1CES. CONVENT SCHOOLS rPHE CONVENT SCHOOLS at Napier and Greenmeadows will resume on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. JJAWKE'S J^AY JJAM fAIR 1937.

To 1)6 held at tha 6H0 W GROUNDS TOMOANA ORDER OF SALE; - FIRST DAY— THUESDAY, JAN. 28th. At 9.30 a.m. 1. 3134 Eloek Romneys. 2. -8 Elock Lincolns. 3. 62 Elock Corriedales. BEGOND DAY— FRIDAY, JAN. 29th. At 9.30 a.m. 1. 55 Elock Ryelands. 2. 6 Eloek Half-breds. 3. 1607 Elock Southdowns. 4. 42 Stud Romneys (2 p.m.) 5. 41 Stud Southdowns. HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL. ENROLMENT OP PUPILS. /YWING to the delay in the re-open-ing of the School, the enrolment of new pupils has been postponed. Times for enrolment will be adTertised lateri E. A. MURLEY, Secretary. TO THE PUBLIC OP HASTINGS AND DISTRICT T WISH to notify that I have sold my grocery business to Mr. Tom King, oi Hastings, who will be taking over on the 1st February 1937. I take this opportunity of thanking my numerous customers for their valued patronage in the past and hope they will continue to give their support to my successor. (Signed) J. CAMPBELL LTD. J. Campbeil, Director. TO THE PUBLIC OP HASTINGS AND DISTRICT. T BEG to announce that I have purchased the grocery business of J. Campbeil, Ltd., as from the. 1st Febxuary, 1937. I hope that by strict, personal attention to business, combined with keen buying of only quality goods, and a service second to none, to retain the vaiued' connection of Mr Campbeil, and to solicit the patronage of my many friends and the public of Hastings generally. (Signed) TOM KING. NOTICE OP APPLICATION POR TRANSPER OP A LICENSE. • T GEORGE EDWARD WILLIAM- ' SON, of Hastings, Hotelkeeper, as Manager for Dominion Breweries Limited, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Hastings, and known as the Hastings Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire tn obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Hastings, on the Third day of March, 1937, apply for a transfer of the said License f rom myself to PRANCIS WILLIAM DOSSETT, of Hastings, Hotelkeeper, as Manager for the said Company, which has a lease. of the said house and premises. Dated the 26th day of January 1937. Signature; GEO. WILLIAMSON. *?RUIT ALL THE YEAB ROUNDl Every home should have one of our eomplete Bottling Outfits. See them at Harvey's, HaTdware Merchants, Russell Street, Hastings. "OOYS ' SCHOOL OUTPITS. — Hallen- § stein's carry eomplete outfits for Hereworth Coliege and have Pull Stoeks of all Primary and Secondary School Outfits. & EVERY STEP OP CHILDHOOD'S DAYS reveals new attractions 4nd expressions. A portrait taken now will be treaiured in the future. Pitone 2526 for appointment. EOLFKEYS PHOTOGRAPHER Commerce Bldgs., Heretaunga Street HASTIN G S TTESTERMAN'S Bargain Samples.— Boys' Summer Shirts, canoe and tennis collars; usual price 3/11. Spe*ial price 2/6. — Westerman's Hastings. YJT/ESTERMAN'S Bargain Samples. — Up-to-date Pelt Hats with narrow bands, all colours; usual price 7/6. Special price 5/11. — Westerman's, Hastings. P. J. S. GEORGE— The Printer (Established for Half-a-Century) OPPICE STATIONERY & SUPPLIES. 6HOW CABDS & TICKET BOARDS. Gnr. Heretaunga and Warren Streets, HASTINGS. END RHEUMATISM WITH BIRMA. JPVERY WEEK is bringing in letters of gratitude from users of Birma, the wonderful new rheumatie reinedy. Birma does definitely.end the tortures of rheumatism and other uric acid troubles, and carries witlt it a MoucyBack Guarantee to do this. Invest in a 6/6 packet of Birma from Noel Wil son's Pharmacy, Hastings and secure new freedom from pain. JJOYS' SCHOOL "OUTPITS.— Hallenstein's carry eomplete outfits for Hereworth Coliege and have Pull Stocks of all Primary and Secondary School Outfits.