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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 3, 14 December 1911, Page 6

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♦ * ♦ ********** ********** CUTLERY! ********** ********** * * * * * At this time of the year the * question of Cutlery must * occupy your attention. * ;»c The Holiday season is fast * approaching; you will be * having visitors. How is * your stock of Knives, Forks, * Spoons, etc.? * * Years of experience enable * us to know just what you * want. * * We keep 3 qualities: cheap, * medium, and best, in all * goods. * : 25s * * * Table Knives * -J-doz. Dessert Knives * J-doz. Table Forks * ’-doz. Dessert Forks * J-doz. Dessert Spoons * ;-doz. Tea Spoons * 2 only Table Spoons * * * * cash 25s PR,CE * * * The Spoons and Forks will * wear white throughout, and * the Knives are made of * specially tempered steel, and * fitted with the best Xylonite * Handies. * ♦ ♦ ********** ********** HY. WILLIAMS AND SONS, LTD., IRONMONGERS, HASTINGS. 'Phone 34. P.O. Box 44. W. J. ROBERTSON, Manager. 'Phone 347.

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