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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 105, 18 April 1911, Page 9

J2JE THERE! JZJE EARLY! gE OFTEN! FAR BETTER THAN SALES*, rjr YARDS of HARRIS AND DONEGAL DRESS GOODS will be given away at less than they cost to manufacture. The colours are Greys, Browns, Blues, and Greens. The honest price of same is 2.11 to 4 6 per yard, but as we bought them for a song, so to speak, we will, with our usual generosity, give the Public the benefit of our keen buying, an let the lot go at The Ridiculous Price of PER j IQ± YARD. OUR ADVICE IS—gE THERE! JJE EARLY I gE OFTEN! *■ K THOMSON, DRAPER AND IMPORTER, HASTINGS.

Ladies and Gentlemen, — I HAVE now opened with a new and well-assort-ed stock of Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s FOOTWEAR. These goods are all specially selected by myself, and the quality is of the best. I hope to gain the confidence of ‘the people of Hastings and surrounding district by giving them a good article, and one that will give entire satisfaction, at a moderate price. REPAIRS of aD kinds done by a first-class workman, and none but the best leather used. J. A. CHALK BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER. Wrong side of HERETAUNGA STREET.

QAKLEA JJAIRY, Grove Road, Hastings. Tel. 287. P.O. Box 193. PASTEURISED MILK Delivered in sealed BOTTLES daily. Guaranteed to be perfectly pure and free from dangerous organisms. Recommended by the Medical Profession as the only practical safeguard against diseases caused by impure milk. PASTEURISED MILK with proper care will KEEP SWEET FOR THIRTYSIX HOURS AFTER DELIVERY. Price 4d Per Quart. QAKLEA QAIRY, Grove Road, Hastings. W. A. BURTON, Proprietor.

FOR SALE. TWO SMALL FARMS, 9 and 1 ; acres each, close to Hastings j These properties have conifortabh t Boases with all conveniences, anu ' are very suitable for dairying or; bait farming.—For further particu lan, apply to ! Di PELICHET, McLEOD A Co.‘