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NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special bargains for all at the Bon Marche. See advertisement on page 2. Tenders for a car chassis suitable for an ambulance close on November 26 with the secretary of the H.B. Hospital Board. Barly’s Christmas Box consists ol an offer to dry clean the suit you me wearing when you place an order lor a Barley Built Suit made in Hastings, £4 15s to £l2. Eclipse-all Suits are famed for their superior finish and fitting; stocked in 53 sizes. Procure your’s during the special offer campaign. See special advertisement. Millar and Giorgi’s Sale Agents. Bone and Shaw are advertising on the front page list of new properties for sale or exchange. These are worth ' reading. Also Christchurch client will exchange homes for Christmas holiday. barley’s advise those desiring Burley-made suits for ’Xmas to come in right now. We can only turn out a given number in the ensuing month. Ensure suit satisraction. Get. your suit Barley made 111 Hastings. The Daylight Saving Sale at Baird \ gives you quality first then incomparable value; because the whole of the present season’s stock is on offer at sale price reductions; some of the values in the showroom are extraordinary, and the mon’s mercery and clothing prices offers irresistible attractions. Good entries have been received by Messrs Smith and Sharp for their poultry and sundry sale, which commences at 11 a.m. to-morrow. The poultry includes prime fat hens, cockerels, geese and a pen of prime ducks. Dog fanciers will have tin opportunity of securing a fine specimen of the Pomeranian breed in the shape of a black dog. After selling the poultry a useful six year old child’s pony will he offered; also a pony gig, two ploughs, timber and a lot of useful sundries. Mate Reweti Wharehuia, the older chief of the Methodist Mission party which is at present visiting Hawke's Bay. is a chief of the- Arawa tribe. The ‘ Ara was have always been loyal to the Government and rendered wonderful service to our flag during tho dark days of the Maori wars. For some years Wharehuia has been residdent in the King Country and has expert knowledge of the erstwhile rebel tribes. The party are to bo at the Hastings Methodist Church on Sunday evening and in the Assembly Hall on Monday night. A very attractive entry at Messis Gill Bros, weekly market sale tomorrow should appeal to the genetal public. A huge variety of fruit Mid produce will be sold at commencement of sale, and the poultry in tho list are a line of Blk. Orp. pullets four and a half months old; also table birds young cockerels and day old chicks and ducklings. Pigs will then be sold some niee prime weanets, porkers, slips and stores being listed. The dairy stock aro all sold with a written guarantee. A very usoiil lino of sundries and mechanic’s tools will also be sold.

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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 25 November 1927, Page 9

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NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS. Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 25 November 1927, Page 9

NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS. Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 25 November 1927, Page 9

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