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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 7, 1 October 1937, Page 1

PUBLIO NOTICES. ' SMALL FARM SCHEME. RICHMOND FARM SETTLEMENT, NAPIER. ^4^PPLICATIONS for Vacancies close at the Lsbour Department, StatiiU Street, Napier, on WEDNESDAY. 6th October. Conditions and forms may be obtained from the Labour Department or the undersigned. F. R. BURNLEY, Commissioner of Grown Lands/ Napier. HASTINGS CRICKET CLUB. jpLAYERS and intending Members are advised of a practice to be held at Nelson Park TO-MORROW, the 2nd inst., at 2.30 p.m. Junior Members urgently required to be pre&ent whether ' wet or llnc. Urgent Business. HASTINGS BOROUGH COUNCIL. "POR gALE I IDEAL BOTLED (eomplete with steel jacket). No. 1.G.10. 10 Sections 163,300 B.T.U. per hour. Listed to heat 1160 feet of 3in. pipe or 870 feet of 4in. pipe. Size of boilcr 403in. x 191in. Inspection ii! required. , Offers to be submitted to — i NOEL O. HARDING, Town Clerk. QANTERBURY JOCKEY . 0LUB (Incorporated). METEOPOLITAN MEETING, 1937. NOVEMBER 6th, 8th, 10th and, 13th. CLOSING ON FRIDAY, OCT. 1st, At 5 p.m. First Acceptance (£3 eachl. N.Z. CUP HANDICAP, of £2,000. Two miles. Entries £1 each. FIRST DAY. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of £800. Six furlongs. ' SECOND DAY. CRITERION HANDICAP, of £500. Seven furlongs FENDALTON HANDICAP, of £500. One mile and a-quarter. THIRD DAY. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of £600. One mile. CANTERBURY CUP, of £700. (Weight-for-age). One mile and a-half. FOURTH DAY. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of £1,000, . One mile and a-half. STONYHURST HANDICAP, pf £350. (For thre-year-olds only). 1 mile. MEMBERS' HANDICAP, of £500. Six furlongs. F. T. H. BELL, Secretary. P.O. Box 385, Christchurch, C.I., Telegraphic Address: "TURF " JfONET O JjEND On APPROVED SECURITIES.

H.B. 3NVESTMENT & FINANCE CO., LTD. Russell Street : Hastings. A TE1AL W1LL SHOW — THE DIFFERENCE.— WAKEFIELD BOOT REPAIRER Jubilee Building, KARAMU RD. : HASTINGS. JJ£AR¥ yyHlTCOMBE Coombe House, Masonic Hotel Bldg., Tennyson Street - NAPIER Wishes to notify her- patrons that her ART SHOPPE will be OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING in the future. Inspection Appreciated. BOARD & RESIDENCE. LET— Sunuy self-eontaiued Flat, 2 or 3 rooms, furnislied or unfur* nished. Also single Room. Apply Royston Flats, 207 Avenue Rd., Hastinga. 'FO LET — Single furnished Bedroom, lady or gent., tray; or unfurnished front room. Apply 154, HeraldTribune, Hastings. npo LET. — Two nicely furnished bedsittiug rooms, every convenience: Lyndon Flats, 2 mina, past Women 's Rest. VyANTED by Lady — Single furnished Room, uso of convs., in quiet home. Write 171, Herald-Tribuno, Hastings. npo LET — Two unfurnished sunny llooms, oue with open firoplace. 1 Apply 503E Eastbourne St., Hastings, jj lyHERE TO STAX.— Rooms with conJ vemences or bed aud tray if dofl sircd, two minutea past Uailway Linel West Side.— Somerset House, cnr, Kinfl and Pt, Aubyn Streels, Hastings. ' 9 WHERE TO STAY I QREENGABLES QUEST f^QUSj Newly Reuovated, Good Table Service. TAR1FF; 8/* per day; 5/- bed a^H breakfast; 35/- weekly. Permanents by arrangeuient. ^Hj Married couples especially catered

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