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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 163, 27 June 1911, Page 9

FAR BETTER THAN SALES. I GREAT BARGAINS AT THOMSON’S 100 BRASS RODS. - Special Price 3d each 115 OAK CURTAIN POLES, 1/111 75yds VELVETEENS in greens and purples 7>d yard WATCH DOORWAY. M CAMEL-HAIR BEDRUGS in greens and reds Special Price 5/11 175yds CASEMENT CLOTH, 50in wide, in greens, reds, blues, browns, and helio. Note the Price, 1/6> yard 197yds CORD VELVETEENS, extra wide, in navy, brown, pale blue, electric, and cream. Our Price 1/111 Worth double 12 only Heavy BUSH RUGS. Priced at 6/6 Worth 9/61 WATCH OUR WINDOWS | For WIDE-END TIES, just arrived in all leading shades, in plains, spots, and club colours. The Price only 2/6 HJZ rpHOMSON at «JL ® «JL» DRAPER AND IMPORTER, ! I HASTINGS. |

“THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED.” It’s the bnilder who specifies Amner’s materials, and who quotes from Amner’s prices that is likeliest .to be successfuL Full stocks of the following are always on <hand. Keene’s Cement, Piaster of Paris, English and Colonial Cements (best brands), , Fire Bricks and Fire Clay, Fire Tiles (different sizes). Prompt delivery of all orders. Prices and particulars on application to— W. A. A MNER ’ CLIVE SQUARE, NAPIER.

jjessert CHOICE DESSERT APPLES, 9/6 per case. Delivered, anywhere in Hastings. JOHN RICH, Karoola Orchard, Havelock North. PHOTOGRAPHY. H N '^ rHITEHEAD ’ EUTE STUDIO. GOING STRONG. For Month of June —GREAT REDUCTION in CABINET PORTRAITS. Copying, Enlarging, Animal Paintings in Oil from £5/5-. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. H.' N. WHITEHEAD, Elite Studio* STATION STREET, HASTINGS.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. TTAVING sold by tailoring busiH neu to MR. T. YOUNG, 1 beg to thank all my customers, especially the ladies* for the support which has been accorded me during the past four years* and trust that they will continue to extend same to my successor. Mr. Young was head ladies* tailor at Blythes** Napier* before the dosing of that firm’s tailoring department* and has been in my employ for some considerable time. I can recommend him as a first-class tailor. J. LARRITT. Hastings. I beg to announce that I have purchased the tailoring business hitherto carried on by Mr. Larritt, and trust that by careful and able workmanship to receive _the same patronage as was extended to my predecessor. T. YOUNG. Hastings.