NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS
Bone and Shaw are advertising houses to let. See front page. On page 10 of this issue details of Mr. J. L. Foster’s sale are advertised by T. Cunningham to take place at Beresford street, Hastings, on Thursday this week. A dance will be held at Haumoana to-morrow evening, and a, “Crest” car will run from the Hastings Post Office to the Hall, returning after the dance. Seldom if ever has the public of Hastings had the opportunity of buying such really good oak and rima furniture as will be sold at Mr. S. Davidson’s sale in Wolseley street conducted by Messrs Gill Bros, on Thursday next. Every lot is in new condition, the home has been exceptionally well kept, and every lot offered must be sold, as Mr. Davidson has sold his home and is leaving Hastings. Sale sharp on Thursday at 1.30 p.m.
Noted throughout Hawke’s Bay, Baird's Grand Christmas Bazaar Eclipses all previous efforts this year. Tho extra display space now available has been utilised to transform the store into a veritable fairy bowel. Something for every body at prices to suit all purses. No one need bo at a loss about choice of gifts. To view the magnificent selection displayed here is to gain inspiration for all requirements. A hearty welcome is offered to all visitors. A well appointed rest room is available.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 6 December 1927, Page 8
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230NEWS IN ADVERTISEMENTS Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 6 December 1927, Page 8
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