DescriptionScrapbook compiled by Robina Lancaster containing photographs, newspaper clippings, advertising and miscellaneous items.
Handwritten on cover:
Craig Jam takes over part of Tomoana.
Sale of Hastings Club.
Williams and Kettle give up real estate.
Newspaper cuttings.
1996.
Book 28.
Robina Lancaster.Sub TypeScrapbookCreatorRobina LancasterLibrary ID008897CollectionLancaster CollectionYear of Item1996TagsAdvertisingItem Size350x400x18ContentsNewspaper clippings:
Tomoana reborn; A wrong decision was made; Factory to be shop; Police smash-in angers Loners; $34m paid so far in Weddel receivership; Dining in Hastings; Closure for Hastings Club likely; Use it or lose it, club told, council eyes land; Club goes into recess; Tenders for historic club; The end of a way of life; Club's new owner makes plans; Restore club to former glory; Tender Former Hastings Club Building; Glasses raised for last time at historic club;
Auction notice - clearing sale Hastings Club;
Theatre to cost extra $800,00; W&K closure not indicative of bad market; Taradale W&K branch to Peak; 20 W&K real estate jobs on line; W&K rural real estate team; Gannet tours to return; Wattie pay negotiations to resume; Wrecks dumped after hours; 1400 pipes will make music; HB's 'Mr Coal' dies, 81; Chinese art exhibition opens; Delegation on Guilin visit; Heinz head to visit; Oral history records how a community is bound together; Newspaper published despite overnight flood; HB fires calls to capital; Hastings firm to build theatres; No such word as 'can't; Born to sell; Transit fixes wind-blown sign; Hold-up at Dunkerleys; Cyclist snatches handbag; HB's first emu chicks hatch; Hard decisions to be made on Farming House; Works job losses a blow to Wairoa;
Hastings needs a Harry Poppelwell; Showgrounds land for road; Horses may again be HB dog tucker; Deaf to get first clubrooms; Retailing founder dies; Showgrounds site for centre promoted; Quake-proofing job starts; Illegal signs signal dispute;
Smiths City hit by sales slump; Car dealer goes it alone; Store profits below outlook.
Advertising:
GET Electronics. Cat and Fiddle Ale House.
Baymayd Twist and Spout.
Photos
Jenny Hodge, Hamish Willis, Trent Walker, Mandie Ross. Former Tomoana works. Mr Cullwick. Billards Room. Hastings Club. John Cullwick. Clubrooms at Carlton Hotel. Hastings Club. John Hill. Williams and Kettle building. Wattie staff. Car wrecks dumped. Gary Bowler, Kenneth Aplin, church organ.
Jeremy Dwyer and Wu Ronghe. Fred Chu, Trevor Baker, Jeremy Dwyer, Norm Speers, Bruce Fowler, Cynthia Bowers. Dr O'Reilly.
Herald Tribune reporters' room.
Emu chicks. Mr Scott. Mr Poppelwell.
Hugh Thompson. Ron Yates. Ron Rowe. Hastings Civil Defence building. NZ First sign. Winston Peters outside Dominion Restaurant. Jeff Gray.
Letters:
Williams and Kettle invitation to Mayfair and Parkvale residents.
Euphemera:
Business cards - Native Furniture. Edwards & Hardy.
Hastings Club dinner menu.
Hastings Club envelope.