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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 205, 30 September 1929, Page 9

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PRICES — Circle 2/-, Stalls 1/6 and 1/No Booking Fee. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR! GRAND FAIR AND SALE OF WORK, gT. jyjATTHEW'S JJ^LL, Hastings, SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 5. In aid of Abbotsford Children's Home, Missions ancl Chnrch Interior. BARGAINS ! AUCTIONS ! MUSIC ! COMPETITIONS ! SIDE-SHOWS ! Gifts of Produce and Goods greatly appteeiated. Please send donations next Saturday morning. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR! COME ONE! COME ALL! 10 a.m. to 10 p.mJ^TAPIER gAYAGE £jLUB. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. F'lNAL KORERO. LADIES' NIGHT (Informal). HASTINGS CITIZENS' BAND. LONG NIGHT DANCETHE LADIES' COMMITTEE of the Hastings Citizens' Band will hold another Long Night Old-time Dance in the Bandrooni Warren Street, TO-MOR-ROW (Tuesday) NIGHT. Good Floor. Good Supper. Good Music. HERETAUNGA SW1MMING AND LIFE-SAVING CLUB. RE-UNlON DANCE. CLUB MEMBERS are reminded that tbe above Dance will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall on TUESDAY NEXT, October 1st. Admittance to non-members by invitation only, obtainable from Mr H. B. Poopelwell. Russell Street. Gents 3/6, Club Juniors 1/-, Ladies 2/6. L. J. FISHER. Hon. Sec. NOTICES. EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN MR J. SPOTTISW OODE. Evangelist, Q.OSPEL JJALL, CARLYLE STREET. NAPIER. TO-MORROW EVENING at 7.30. Subject : "Tbe Sublime Sacrifice and its Divine Sufficiency." POSTPONEMENT. milE ANNUAL SALE of St. Paul's Ladies' Guikl has been postponed until further notice. ESTATE OF FREDERICK CHARLES WILLIAMS, of Napier, Painter (deceased). ALL CLAIMS against the Estate of the above-named deceased, who died on the 28th day of September. 1929, are hereby required to be made (in duplicate) to tbe undersigned, duly certificd as due ancl owing at the date of death. Dated tliis SOtli day of September, 1929 CORNFORD, LANGLEY & TONKIN, Solicitors for tlie Executors. THE HASTINGS FINANCE CO.. LIMITED, rjIHE ABOVE COMPANY has MONEY TO LEND on all classes of security at reasonable rates of interest. Promissory^ Notes and Mortgages discounted. Sections for sale. Love Estate- ^ A. E. PALMER, Secretary, Queen Street, Hastings. HARRY POWELL Hairdresser, Dickens Street, has secured the expert services of Mr Lamont (late of Donnell.v's, Wellington). Mr Lamont holds a very high reputation in Ladies' and Gent's Hairdressing, and has had considerahle experience in all branches of the /trade. a trial will .convince patrqns of Mr Lafnoht's workmnnship aua ahiiitv." TO MOTORISTS. GEO. T. HARVEY. Motor Engineer. is now established at CLIVE GARAGE and invites your patronage for all classes of Motor Repairs. Good workmanship Best materials and reasonable 1 charges assured. No boys employed. J Petrol Station, Tyres,- Oils, AcceSsories