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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 28, 16 January 1911, Page 4

i I # I Reporting j Progress. We’ve finished our twelve months’ run. Sir! As we pissed each of the twelve stations we piled up fresh records to bi beaten if possible in 191 t. The going was rough in places. Sir, but we’ve come through safe and with credit to this Store’s stocks and prices. Those who made the trip through 1910 will be with us again in 1911 —at least, we hope so, Sir. At any rate, we’ll make it worth their while in VALUE. Thank you. Sir. AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO YOU. Milla? and Giorgi, The Great Outfitter, Hastings.

z z <i. .. Boot I Repair i . Outfits. 1 Tln* working min with a 1-ug’ family an«l liiniteu income mu <. need- M*>dy h.mirny. We have ji t utiidrd a uiiH 'liipment ot BOOT KEi’AiKJ.xG m Tl’iTs. T hey are complete out tit. or tool tor Kepa.r rm 800 TS and SHOES : ar:: le ; compri e tl.i■ -et. Great time £? money saver. .Needed in every Family. PRICE 6s 6d. Then we have a smaller set con - taining -Iron stand tor l.a-t', 1 Last for Men's work, I La t tor Hoys' work, 1 Last for Women < work, 1 Shoe Hammer, 1 Shoe Knife, 1 Leg Awl, 1 Wrench. I Sewing Awl, 1 Stabbing Awl, I Packet Heel Nails, i Packet < Tincb Nail', Directions for Half Soling. PRICE 4s 6d. The greatest seller in the market. Price within the reach of all. H. Williams S Sent, LIMITED, Hastings. W. J. Robertson, Manager.