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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 105, 18 April 1911, Page 10

THE COLONIAL HEAD OFFICE—I 4, OOWGATE. , . c. c - & IwaHlßHk * JiSE! CO. Co ' SH: EP BEING DELIVERED FROM BARGE, tV ELEVATOR. ON TO SORTING TABLE GN IGF FLOOR OF STORE. Branch Establishments: Nelson Wharf. Lambs: ih. S.E. ! Refrigerated Stores: Nflson Wharf, Lambeth, S.E. 326-2/, 38.5-80 Central ?*larket, Smithfield, EC. I Ship Canal, Manchester Provincial Offices: Manchester. Birmingham. Liverpool. Shi h .eld Ni-.’wt \stle-o.\-Tyne. Etc. ■ ORGANISATION -Ine CC.& D. Co. are owners of ADV AN PAGES—I lie C.C. and D. Co. has complete Ki f: iseratcd Stores in London, with a storage capacity of control over the handling and examination of consignments 20O.OCXJ .-..r ease-, and also at Manchester, capable of holding Orders cur Ik e.-.-ccuted promptly to suit the requirements 103.000, Maikct Stalls Nos. s2b, 3*7* 3&& an on the ol buver>. and the country trade is an especial feature of Central Meat Market, Smithfield, anti at the Abattoirs, the distribution T !IC C.C. and D. Co.’s Consolidated Rate Manchester. Branch Offices at Manchester. Birmingham. covers S'lgr.agi- l.nih thf Mf-vi h Soi d Each Liverpool. Sheffield, and Newcastle-on-Tyne, with Trav I- ! parcel i.-treated on itx merits and" dealt with "to the "best lets working from those centres. i advantage, and the price made guaranteed to the owner. I he C.C. and D. Co. were the first Colonial Distributing Co tot dealing v.iti. Froze;. Meat. The C.C. and D. Co.’s Distributing Stores are ide HEM :n London All Farmers Shipping Meat on their own account will be studying their own interests !r. their -Vents to onsign their Produce to the C.C. and D. Co ’ ' °

CLEARING SALE OF TENNIS RACQUETS, TENNIS NETS CROQUET MALLETS, HOCKES STICKS, HOCKEY PADS, CRIC KET BATS, AND SPORTING MATERIALS. HALL AND SON, Will sell at Clearing Prices the whole of their stock of SPURTING • REQUISITES at ACTUAL COST. f Come at once and get the pick o' jTENNIS RACQUETS— Demons at 18/6 Renshaw at 15/1 King’s Racquets, were 17/6, now 12/6 „ ~ were 16/-, nowll/f ■wf'Tf' 15'6, now 10/f CROQUET MAJLLETS— Busseys, 17 6, now 13/6 Busseys, were 16'-, now 12'6 JJALg’S Q LEA RING gALJ I TENNIS A- CROQUET GOODS HASTINGS. WILLIAMS AND QREAGb NAPIER AND HASTINGS, Carriers, Forwarding and Shipping Agents.

f AGENTS—Wilson’s “Star” Brane I Cement and Hydraulic Lime ! Canterbury S.S. Co., Ltd., Pro dure Steamers from Southen ' | Ports. : i : IOUR HASTINGS BRANCH i»' | now open for business. | Hastings importers will find th* i Branch a great convenience, inas t J much as the manager, being e ( | licensed Customs Agent, he car ! prepare entries and take deelara cions, thus saving the time of im ' porters and facilitating delivery o’ goods. No need now to go to the • master for this purpose —our | Manager will wait upon you. j

Regular service of lorries be tween Napier and Hastings. One charge from Ship to Shop. Supplies of cement and lime kept at our Hastings Stores for the convenience of users.

| Telephone : Napier 232 ; night 576.

Hastings, 76.

BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS

W. M. HAY & S ON

Proaress with the Time’s. FERRO-CONCRETE BUILDINGS A SPECIALTY. Save your Insurance Premiums and build in the above. Buildings of every descriptor (brick or wood) removed. HASTINGS. TOMBS & GRUBB, Undertakers, HASTINGS. Polished Oak. Cedar, and Rimu Coffins a special ty. Certificated Embalmers. We have the finest equipment in Hawke’s Bay. Charges moderate