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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 286, 22 November 1911, Page 6

VOTE FOR ■HUb' H. M. CAMPBELL SOME OF HIS PLANKS:— REFORM OF THE FINANCE'.L SYSTEM OF THE DOMINION. LEASEHOLD AS STEPPING STONE TO FREEHOLD. SETTLEMENT OF NATIVE ’.AND QUESTION. SICKNESS AND UNEMPLO MENT INSURANCE.

LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER—TO-DAT 1

r jMIERE’S nothing to be gained by delavmg. You are almost sure to have docidi'd on "Hat you want—-why not call or send to us for it right away?’ If you have never proved tor yourself the claims we make, min is your opportunity. ii von lIAAE pniii'd our integrity in the past, yon know that you ■Alli get a sound return in value for the notiev ion pav.

Onr Brices are the kind that talk, .uui in’ " ill soon null ince you that you ■annot do better than to GIVE US YOUR CUSTOM.

Satisfied Customers have made out Business. Are 501 one oi them." II not. wbv not GIVE US A TRIAL?

GALLAGHER CO. GENERAL MERC H t NT- HASTINGS Agencies: GREEKS CAXIERBURY HAMS AM) BACONS. KAT.INDOO TEAS. DIABOLO SEPARATORS. HAWKE S BAY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY.

r TMIE FISHING REASON wd! open or. October Ist, 1911, tor all rivers I within the district, and "ill close on I April 30th, 1912. ! Licenses can be obtained at all Money ! Order Post-offices within the Hawke's 1 Bay, Waipawa. and Patangata Coun- ■ ties, also from Messrs. J. I{. Ro-s and ! Co.. Namer; Mr. A. H. Hill and Mr :C. T. Wilson. Dannevirke : Mr. J-. M ! Kermy. Woodville; Mr. R. R. Groom. ■ Ormond, ille : Mr. -J. Chilweli. Waipuku- ] ran : Mr. Foster Brook. Hastings: Mr. A. J!yd‘. Hastings; and Mr. Thomas i Tluerpson. Waipawa. ; Th- Society "ill give the sum of £2 f 2-. in addition to half the fine, to anyi utie giving evidence enabling a conviction to be recorded against any person fishing without a license or out o: season.

C. A. FITZROY, Hon. Sec