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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 210, 20 August 1914, Page 6

Alan wanted. Bungalow for sale- , Advertiser wants to borrow £2O. Cottage to let at Havelock North. Sewing machine wanted. Patriotic service at King s Theatre, Hastings, on Sunday afternoon. Air. J. A. Gallagher inserts thanks notice.

« LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. A/tfANTED. Mau io ride round sheep ’ ’ (must have saddle, bridle and dogs) ; 30 - to good man. —Apply sharp to Smith and ‘Co.. ’Phone 737 (next Albert Hotel), Hastings.

THE BLUE"RIBBAND MOTOR CYCLE. TOURIST TROPHY TESTS AT THE ISLE OF MAN. THERUDGE MULTI has again proved its superiority over all other machines. In the Tourist Trophy Tests at the Isle of Man, the Rudge has beaten competitors from all parts of the world. The course covered in this race is the longest and most difficult in the world, being over 250 miles in length, and includes some of the steepest and most dangerous hills in Great Britain. An average speed oi 56 miles is usually attained, and the dura tion of the race is from 4 to 5 houis. A machine that wins under these conditions undoubtedly proves its superiority in speed and reliability. J. JOHNSTON. STATION STREET, HASTINGS, Hawke’s Bay Agent.

DON’T LOOK AT THIS ADJ tSHTHOUT THINKING after you V V have read it that there must be tome solid truth in it—that the Hairdressing Parlour and Tobacconist’s Shop is undoubtedly the Cleanest and best-appointed in Hastings. The pioprietor (E. A. ROGERS) has secured the services of oue of the best hairdressers, and his patrons always call again, which speaks for itself, and he still adheres to his motto: ‘ Civility, Comfort, and last, but not least, Cleanliness.” Tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes, etc., of the first quality Agent for Edison’s Phonographs and Herald Gramophones, all the latest records stocked, or orders taken. Any records, if desired, will be placed on thv, maehinea 0 193 ™ 0 - Ca ’- ” 3 and inspect- ? <?• extra charge,