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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 53, 13 February 1911, Page 6

Portable Steam Engines. < BROWN &> MAY, Ltd. 1 SPECIALLY BUILT FOR COLONIAL WORK, AND BOILERS CONSTRUCTED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF w THE N.Z. GOVERNMENT MACHINERY INSPECTION DEPARTMENT. J; y JAS. J. NIVEN & Co., Ltd., ENGINEERS, NAPIER. SOLE NEW ZEALAND AGENTS: TELEGRAMS—" NIVENCO,” NAPIER

SUMMER SALE. HANNAH’S Famous Eruption of Wondrous Values in LADIES I FOOTWEAR—IBs/6 Shoes for 8/11. MEN’S BOOTS AT BOYS’ PRICES. _J jqpANNAH’S gUMMER gAE_. SPLENDID BARGAINS. GET THERE EARLM. HANNAH’S FOR BOOTS. HASTINGS. NAPIER. THE CLEAN SWEEP SALE Fjp HERE’S A TIME FOR EVERYTHING. AND TO-DAY IS THE DAY FOR CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES. THE WILSON SHOE CO. f 1 (Late Knight’s) ] IS FULL OF BARGAINS j Men’s Light Working Boots—lo/6, 11/6 j. Men’s Box Walking Boots —13/6, 14/6, 16/6 | Ladies’ Glace and Tan Bar Walking Shoes—B/6, 10/6 , Ladies’ Glace Tan Lace Boots, pointed toes —10/6, 12/-, 14/fi t Ladies’ Glace Button Boots, pump soles-—l2/6 ? Ladies’ Glace Lace Shoes, Louis heels—-10/6 4 Ladies* Glace Lace Shoes, Kri ppendorf’s—l2/6 Ladies’ Canvasand Glace Tenni s Shoes—3/6 . Child’s White Hair and Red Ankle-Strap Shoes—Sizes 4 to 6, 3 fit

THE WILSON SHOE GO. (Late Knight’s), HASTINGS. S UJ First Fine Freshness WjwCjwl FRIMLEY FRUITS\Wft7 MnSHMMBNi lt* Is Caught and Kept I VV7HICH MEANS simply that, /j lllalßl ** owing to the perfection and bbßhllm purity of Frimley practices and • J I II 111 processes, the fruit is essentially ” II I as fresh and wholesome straight from the ’ 11 cans as it could be straight from the orchards. '■ It is exactly the same with FRIMLEY VEGETABLES I and ALL FRIMLEY PRODUCTS. The housewife could I not get finer flavours, and fuller satisfaction, if I everything were grown at home. She could I scarcely hope for results so good, for the Frimley I people know just how things SHOULD be grown I and gathered and preserved. They have reduced I the thing to a science. 11 FOU'M SAFF WITH FRIMLEY. I J 13 . (k J