NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS
It is on, and the whole town i» talking about it—Bon Marche sale, See advt. on page 7.
The usual weekly sports at the Heretaunga Swimming Club will not be held to-night owing to the inclement weather.
Bone and Shaw advertise on the front page of this issue six very cheap new properties. Each one is good value for sale or exchange.
Messrs. Gill Bros.’ weekly market s:\le commences at 10 a.m. to-morrow. Fruit and produce of which there is a big variety will be sold first, to be followed on immediately with poultry, Included in this list there is a fine lot of Black Orpington pullets, also table birds, ducks and geese. Pigs are exceptionally good quality, some prime porkers, weaners, slips and stores coming fonvard for sale. The dairy stock are also really good and are sold with a written guarantee. Sundries include a nice 3-seater car, also corrugated iron and useful tools.
Exceptionally good entries of poultry have been received by Messrs. Smith and Sharp for their sale commencing at 11 a.m. to-morrow. The entries include good laying hens, prime ducks and a splendid line of prime fat 8.0. hens and W.L. hens, also a number of prime cockerels 3 pionths old. A big list qf sundries include two Massey Harris lawn mowers, one ton truck, a tip-top Indian motor cycle and side-car and several good lines of sundries. Full list on page 10.
The annual sale of work takes place at the Hastings Baptist Church on Wednesday next. The members of the Women’s Guild have been busy preparing for the event and articles of a useful nature will be on sale. The usual stalls will he in evidence, and with the added attractions of afternoon tea, orchestral music and gramophone recitals, a succesful sale should eventuate. Gifts called for by ringing ’phone 976.
Special showroom attractions are on pft'er at Baird’s Leading Drapers and Mercers. To-morrow is the last day of the “Daylight Saving Sale.’’ Your last chance to secure Christmas goods at sale prices. The Big Christmas Bazaar is now in full swing and shoppers are advised to turn right in to-morrow to secure the finest value and widest choice in Christmas presents, and seasonable novelties. Patrons will note the extension of the boy’s clothing department in order to cope with tho increasing business. ,
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 2 December 1927, Page 7
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392NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 2 December 1927, Page 7
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