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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 62, 31 March 1937, Page 1

PUBLIC NOT1CES. HASTINGS NEW ltELIEF WORK- . . ERS'. ASSOCIATION. A SPECIAL MEETING is called for ' TO-MOEROW NIGHT (Thursday),' 1st- April. Business of importance. All Members are xequested to attend. • ' >l B.A.O.B. HASTINGS LODGE, No. 38. 10th. ANNIVEESARY JJ^EETING Buffalo Hall, EEijJAY, April 2nd. Old Mem,bers are espeeially invited jto attend. TJAWKE'S BAY GENERAL LAB- • OUBEES ' UNION.— EASTEE EGG ART . TJNION. Easter Egg Art Union; Winning Number, 3014. rpHE DOMINION SETTEE GLTJB wish to thank all those who so kindly helped at the Field Trials; also donors of Special Prizes, Txophies, Gasb, Eepresliments, etc.; also for the nse of Grounds. W. E. DUNLOP, Hon. Sec. N O T I C E HERETAUNGA CO-OP. DAIRY CO. LTD. •VTOTICE is hereby given that meeting of the SHAREHOLDERS of the Waipukurau, Ruataniwha and surrounding Districts will be held in the MASONIC HALL, WAIPUKURAU, at 1.30 p.m. on TUESDAY the 6th day of APRIL 1937, for the purpose of considering the new ARTIGLES OF ASSOCIATION of the Company. Any voting to alter or delete any Articje of Association can only be done at the GENERAL MEETING to be held in the ODDFELLOWS HALL, HASTINGS, at 1.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, 9th day of APRIL 1937. H. E. v DADELSZEN, Secretary. ' A S FROM APRIL 1st, the PRICE OF MILK has been fixed by the Hastings Dairymen's Association at 6d j>er quaTt retail and 1/4 per gallon wholesale. A. BEATTIE J. OGG M. BEGLEY A. PATTERSON J. BERRIGAN M.' PLANK J. CAMBRIDGE C. 8HINNICK F. GLARK D. O. SMITH D. CRANKO E. H. SMITH P. DEATH J. SPAEK J. B. DUKE M. G. STEVENSOF H. FANN3N W. C. TAYLOR A B. HOUSDEN J. B. TRUE E. MAESHALL A. A. WAKE - B. MYERS C. G. WATSON C. O'CONNOB H. J. WRIGHT & SON E. C. McLEOD A. MOERIS WAIPUKURAU RACES. , SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd. I^US ieaVes Hastings 11 a.xn. for above Races. Return fare 7/6. Ring 3036 or 3617 for seats. NIMON & SONS, LTD., Havelock North. jTN connection with GREENLAND * GOLD, LTD., MR. SIDNEY A. A. FRY, who floated Alexander Mines, Ltd., is staying in Hastings tilJ Friday Morning, and may be seen by appointmefit to give personal information at Windsor Private Hotel, Qiieen StrCet, Hastings. "^NYONE FOUND TRESPASSING on Pakatutu Station and Reserve will be PROSEC U TED. — ( Signed ) E. H. ENGLISH, Manager,. Wells Bros.

ypST. JgND JQAIRY (Under New Management) Having taken over the above business I would solieit the patronage of the residents of Hastings and surrounding Districts. A Cool Chamber has been installed, and the premises brought thoroughly np to date. Poulkxy of all descriptions, dressed or eooked, always on hand; also Cooked Meats and Small Goods. , A trial solieited. ■ A. EOBERTSON.

MIEROE SALON (NEXT MARY GABDEN'S) HASTINGS • EASTER MILLINERY VELOTJR HATS • JUST OPENED UP— A Beautiful Selection in ALL COLOURS ALL SHAPES ALL MODEEATE PRICES. LOOK — YOUE — BEST FOr EASTEE VERY SENSIBLb COOKING TIP. TT'S foolhardy to experiment with inferiox, artificiai cooking essences. Far better to pay a • fair and reasonable price for Stevens' "Cathedral Brand" Essences — and know you are using the very bestl You can rely upon Stevens' "Cathedral Brand" Essences for pnrity, strength, and quality beyond question. From all grocers. D OAOHS ' Specials. — 1 large packet Cornflour, 1 bottle Ess. Lemon, for V*