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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 314, 11 December 1912, Page 6

TEETH OUT g NO PAIN. I Your TEETH are precious. S Nature demands they receive B the best treatment. B All that skill and experience can I accomplish that you command is H here. B We guarantee all extractions ab- ■ ♦oluteiy painless. ® fur Dentures are a specialty of B Perfection when fitted with our I Patent Double Suction. You B an laugh, cry, eat, sneeze or II sing without any fear of them e falling. S We will construct a Gold, Dental m Alloy, or Aluminium Denture at fl almost the same cost as a Vul- h canite. They do not give off unpleasant odouis or impair the taste, nor irritate the lining membrane of the mouth or teeth. We specialise in Crown & Bridge W’ork, Gold Fillings, Porcelain and Gold Inlays. THE DENTAL PARLOURS Entrance: MARKET STREET. M HASTINGS. | HOURS: 9 a.ra. to6pm. ffi Saturday I’.vomngs, 7 to 9 p.m. 0 'Phone 533. Q F. J. O'KEEFE, g Dental Surgeon. S

There is COMFORT in CANE FURNITURE! Cane Furniture has distinguished itself among its many competitors by its COMFORT, STRENGTH AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN. mi HUH »I H I- Bii.«nriiEHill —a» We have a fine stock of BAMBOO BLINDS, RATTAN and SEAGRASS CHAIRS & TABLES, also FOLDING CHAIRS, TENTS, HAMMOCKS AND STRETCHERS for Summer Campers. DAVID WHYTE, MODERN HOUSE FURNISHER, (AT THE RAILWAY CROSSING) - - - HERETAUNCA STREET, HASTINGS.

s c s ® RE-ORGANIZING 2 • 8 • S A ILz E I ® • @ 9 IS ® A HR! OPPORTUNITY is ® “*■ just about to occur for Qy you and every man who —for AB the sake of style and J? economy, is interested in W mercery bargains. ■ We uant ion to know Cv about it. Our Mercery Department has so rapidly grown to 2* large proportions that, in order to keep pace with the WP £ demand and be in keeping with our policy of “ Liver up-to-date,’' u e have found it advisable to engage an "P* flfl expert of w:d? experience to Mh manage this branch. S' One of the first tions under the new manage- W" meat will be extensive pur- • chases from leading English manufacturers. 0 S Making room for these 40 stocks, and re-organising our store svsteins, necessi- • ““ @ * A COLOSSAL CLEARANCE fl of existing stock's. gn Yes, sir!. A sale! a whole- a Jff hearted price-reduction on s? Mkp all goods throughout the department. A sale at our BB| » store is quite an unusual ST w event —not likely to recur. 40 W So we have decided to fjjy 0 make it a momentous occa- flo 0 sion by quoting prices that will surprise and please you aIL H The Sale starts on SATURDAY, DEC. 7th. @ ® e xt Make a note of the date—and be present to share in 0 the savings. • « JAEGER’S • 9 9 TAILORS ANO MERCERS, 0 “Complata Outfitters for Men,” s • HASTINGS. A

RAPIER J-JIGH gCHOOLS. SPLENDID SITUATION IN AN IDEAL I CLIMATE. ;EXCELLENT RECORD IN PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. I PHYSICAL TRAINING CAREFULLY I ATTENDED TO. ! BOARDERS RECEIVED BY THE PRINCIPALS. j JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. i Junior Pupils received and specially ' orepared for the Upper Schools, Scholi arships, etc. ! TERMS. i Tuition.—Seniors 9 guineas per an- ' mm; Juniors, Boys 8 guineas, Girls I ! V. and VI. 8 guineas, Girls 11., 111., i land IV., 6 guineas. Board, £4O per annum. Weekly Boarders (Girls), £3O per annum. Illustrated Prospectus on application to the Principal. j VyANTED KNOWN that C. Koorey, ’ ’ Hastings, has consignments of : Drapery and Clothing arriving daily j invimri « /CONCERT Tickets and Programmes at Hart and Co., Queen street, s