THE MAKING OF A HOME .... To iiweilers in the land in the Stone Age was a matter of indifference. IN THESE DAYS THE MODERN HOME DEMANDS Taste and Refinement, Comfort, and above all. a feeling that Home is Home. Have your Dining-room furnished with one of the many handsome, yet moderately priced Suites at MeGlashan’s; you will then realise the meaning of the word Home. McGLASHAN’S FURNITURE ARCADE, HASTINGS AND NAPIER.
1/■ WINDOW. 1/- WINDOW. 1 ■ WINDOW. AT THOMSON’S AT THOMSON’S AT THOMSON’S IS A MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS AND NEEDS TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. REMEM3ER, ■£/. EVERY ARTICLE. The Goods comprise: — TIES (Knitted and Wide End), PETER PAN COLLARS, Boxes of SOAPS, PERFUMERY, CAMISOLE EMBROIDERY, VEILINCS, CLOVES (Black, White, and al! Shade;), Coloured WRITING PADS, ENVELOPES to match, COLGATE’S TALC POWDER, HAIR PADS, SIDE-COMBS, HAT PINS, Silvered and Oxidised BELT BUCKLES, CAMISOLES, BASKETS, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, &C., &C. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. IT YVILL BE AN EYE-OPENER. REMEMBER EVERY ARTICLE. THOMSON’S drap^ s Vn m c p s ORTEBS ’
WANTED. VV r ANTEI) on the ’Phone —No. 338. ’ ’ when Printing is what you need. At the other end, Hart and Co. '.rill be waiting to attend your orders. ARSENATE OF LEAD"— *•-’ We have received a large supply of this well-known brand. — Armstrong <fc Hainiug. Seed Merchants. Bastings. ■OIG SHIPMENT of New Zealandmade Boots and Shoes of all descriptions arriving weekly.—YY r . Meban. Port, Napier.
VMTE have the best Croquet Mallets at the lowest prices, from 12 6 to 25 -.--At YX r . L. Spackman’s, Ltd., the shop with the BIG GREY" HORSE. yVfANTED KNOWN.—YVe ’ ’ opened new goods in Clothing and Mercery.—Carlson it McGoldrick, Hastings. 1" UNCHEOX and Picnic Baskets.— Just the thing for the Show. Prices from 2 at the shop with the BIG GREY HORSE. \TISITOP.S to Hai-tings should call at Miss Affleck's, Milliner, for piettj millinery, ylrpsses, blouses, .etc.: cheapest and best in town. J UST TO HAND, another shipment >1 the celebrated Allan Boots, Britain’s best footwear. —YV. Meban, Port, Napier.
pi REAT- VARIETY of Children’s Straws and Washing Hats. Exceptional value.- Denholm Bros.’ Always Busy Store, Port Aliuriri.
WANTED KNOWN—YVe make a specialty of Repairs, Phonographs, Cycles, etc. —Moss and Fraser, 400 Heretaunga Street, Hastings (next G. F. Roach).
WEED POTATOES.---! 1 lave la rge stocks of best Southern Seed, including Up-to-Datos. Gamekeepers, Dakotas, and Princess Y’ictoria. —T. Clarkson, Queen street, Hastings.
■p’UNNLNGHAM’S YVATCHES, Dum ningham’s Clocks, Dunninghain’s Plate, Dunninghain’s Rings. 1 can save you money.—Hastings Jeweller (late of Littlejohn’s). VVT'ANTED KNOWN .- --From a Poster ’’ to a Visiting-card, and everything in between —duplicate books billheads, envelopes, tickets, etc. Hart | and Co., Printers. Queen street. I vyr ANT ED KNOWN—Now is the | ’ ’ time to have your bicycle over- ! hauled and enamelled. We will please [you. —Moss and Fraser, 400 Heretaunga Street, Hastings. JpRESH’ EGGS in YVinter. —Chicko to young chicks will do the trick. Stocked by all grocers, and by the manufacturer, T. Clarkson, Queen St., Hastings. iVTEDDING GIFTS.—We have the » V n-evest goods in Silver and Plated. Ware, \ ases. Trinket Boxes, Bon-Bon Trays, Cases Tea Forks and Spoons. j We guarantee the quality.--G. R. Fore- ) man ami Co.. Ltd.. Napier. | ITTANTED- Prompt delivery am! I ’ ’ good quality at reasonable rates. I These are combined in the Printintt j turned out by Hart and Co., Queen i street. EV)R. the Summer Camp.—Tents. 6xB 15 9. s x 10 22 6, 10 x I'2 2? 6. Perfection Oil Stoves and all utensils. YY’rite us for particulars. —G. R. Foreman and Co., Ltd., The Leading Ironmongers. Napier. I qqq TELEPHONE SU BS4/RI ILERS to buy Jeyes’ Antiseptic Tele- | phone Cap; prevents catching all diseases, 2- each. —Agents, Henry Williams and Sons, Ltd., Heretaunga St., I Hastings. I "VyTHY pay for tough and tasteies:I ’ ’ cow beef and old ewe mutto> when you can obtain the best ox bee! | and prime wether mutton, tender and I juicv, for the same price at THOMPSON BROS., HASTINGS. 'V’-ERANDAH BLINDS - i;i naiu/a: ! ’ eo’our and gieen, 6. 8. 10 and 12 ; leet s;zes. prices 4 (.». 6 3, • 9. 9 3 io • natural r-o’ours, < 9. 9 9. IL 9. 13 C I “ach for green. All onr blind' are lit- ; to I with the best cord ar.d rmll.ev.'.—G. R. Foreman and Co.. Ltd.. ' rim Leading Ironmong-r-. N''i'i£'’_ ’ TUKAKINA brought U'\ big masigninent of Autograph Aii bums. Post-card Albums. YY riting 'Cases, Birthday Books. Ladi Hard • Lags, Fountain Pens. Dressing Cases. [Gio.e and Handkf. Boxes, and i:un;erl ous other lines suitable for presents. J which are now marked at lowest prices, j—Pratt's. Hastings. r ADIES. if your sewing machine is J causing von trouble, consult ou: ■ Mr. Pliin : lie lias had many years' ex : perience with the Singer Company. A small deposit and 2 6 per week will secure a new Singer. An allowance i made for your old ma< hine. -Singei Sewing Machine Co., Station street, ' Hastings.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 278, 13 November 1911, Page 1
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