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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 146, 5 June 1913, Page 3

WARM FEET 1 * Yes, it’s pretty hard hoes * when a fellow has to “ turn * in ” with cold feet! * “ Well, niy boy, you need not * do that. CHALK has nice * warm Slippers from I.'- a * pair. All you have to do is * to drop into his shop and * speculate in ‘A Bob’s XX orth * of Comfort,’ and go to bed * with warm feet instead of * cold ones.” * Say, how is it that every * . time I go out into the wet * street I get damp feet? * “ Where do you buy your * boots?” * Oh, I buy them at “ Docdle- * um Buck’s, the draper’s.” * Oh, well, that settles it: * they’ve rung on a pair of * their celebrated “ Flannel- » ette Watertights ” on to * you. Take my advice; the . * next pair of boots you want, • * go to a Boot Store for them, * and for choice — J. A. CHALK BOOT IMPORTER - HASTINGS.

’’ i HI jr any tend*? sun rc: accepted.” tT'« THE BUILDER Who specifies Amnar’s malar i*ts and who quotas from Amntr’s prices that is likoliert to he successful. FULL BTCCKI Of ths followiafl «•** t'vi’t oa hand: — KEENE'S CEMENT PLASTER OF FARIS ENGLISH AHO COLONIAL CEMENTS (Best Brands) FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY FIRE TILEB (dliferent rises) OREGON LATHB band for plastering HYDRAULIC lime tore) ROCHE LIME (own tatmufacPrompt delivery cf ail orders. Prices and particulars oe aflto w. A. AMHEB," NAPIIR. Bex 1. Telephone 83-

Hotels, etc. OENTRAL H° TEL ’ EMERSON STREET, NAPIER. M.fR. XV. E. HILL announces that the jjjL extensive alterations and additions to the above hotel are now completed, and the house is completely refurnished throughout. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for the Travelling Public and Permanent Boarders. THE REST WINES AND SPIRITS ONLY STOCKED. EXCELLENT CUISINE. CROXVN HOTEL, PORT AHURIRL Under entirely new management. FIRST-CLASS A CCOiIMODATION. Best of Liquors. Tariff, 4 6. All Meals I.'--S. XV. R. EVANS, Proprietor.

NI O N JJ OTE L , PORT AHURIRL F. C. COOK. PROPRIETOR (Late of Waipukurau). BEST WINES AND SPIRITS ONLY STOCKED. Telephone 2<2. QARLToN £LUB~~ -pfOTEL, HASTINGS. SAM CHARLTON, Proprietor. A MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE HOTEL. Beer Wine and Spirits of the Best. Christchurch and Dunedin Ales on draught. Bottling Cellars. . Specialities:— Manning s and Ward s Ales. Irvine’s Invalid Port Mine. McGavin’s Stout. ] V' ILES & STOUTS AT WHOLE-i ' S ILE PRICES ! i A TRIAL SOLICITED. Commodious Sample Rooms. Night Porter in attendance. Telephone 133. OLARENDON JJOTEL, Opposite Post Office, NAPIER. ONLY SPEIGHT S ALES ON TAP. BEST OF ACCOMMODATION. W. READING, Proprietor. gTOSTFORD JJOTEL. E. A. GRENSIDE, Proprietor. This House makes a speciality of .tocking only the BEST MINE AND fiPTRTfe The Cuisine is under able management, and visitors and families will receive every attention. WHERE TO STAY IN NAPIER. £ANGHAM PRIVATE JJOTEL, CARLYLE STREET. NAPIER (Near Railway Station). I NEWLY RENOVATED THROUGH-1 MODERATE. ! B. McGRATH, Proripetor. j

WHERE TO STAY IN HASTINGS ZETLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. St. Al BYN STREET, 2 minutes from rail wav station. Under new management and renovated throughout. Hot, cold and shower baths, lavatory accommodation on both Hours. Good table. Eadies' and Gentlemen s Sitting-rooms. Tariff 4 - per day or £1 per week; permanents by arrangement. T. * M. McGREGOR, Proprietors. T WHOLESALE WINE A BERETAUNGA STREEt, HASTING. (Opp. Borough Council Chambers). HAMPERS 12 gallons), your own choice, delivered in Hastings or a wav Station. “White Swan’ unequalled Ales and Stout. “Premier _ brandl of Wines and Spirits. A gent I hoemx Fire Insurance Co., and for Bnasco s Dyeing Works. 'Piuma