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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 276, 7 November 1916, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. QIB T O N 205 NELSON STREET. HASTINGS. A Boarding and Day School for GirlsBoys to the age of 10 admitted. The Third Term commences THUKbDAY, Sept. 21st. MISS DARBY will be at home to parents every Wednesday afternoon.

‘ ELOCUTION. Tt/j-RS. W. A. WHITLOCK, A.L.C.M (Nee Gertrude Gallien), GOLD AND SILVER MEDALLIST. Silver Medallist of L.C.M. TEACHER OF ELOCUTION. 800 FITZROY’ AVENUE, HASTINGS ’Phone 160. JJIGH gCHOOLS. SPLENDID SITUATION IN AN’IDEAL SITUATION. EXCELLENT RECORDS IN PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. PHYSICAL AND MILITARY TRAINING CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. Boarders under the direct supervision of the Principals, assisted by tutors and experienced domestic staffs. Efficient Junior Department attached to each School. Preparatory pupils received. Hot dinner obtainable by day pupils. The Third Term commences on WEDNESDAY, 13th September. Illustrated Prospectus for each School containing all particulars regarding Fees, Courses of Study, Regulations, Board, Dinner, etc., free or application to the Principals:—Miss V. M. Greig, M.A., B.Sc. (Girls’ School), and Mr. W. A. Armour, M.A., M.So. (Boys’ School).

A “ KNOW HOW " that has made a business ANU A “ KNOW HOW ” gets us business. Better Work, Better Satisfaction, What Better! Our business is PLUMBING. A little attention to-day means satisfaction to-mor-row. We’ll attend to your work as if we were doing the work for ourselves. JOHN FEAR, “THE PEOPLE’S PLUMBER.” KARAMU ROAD, HASTINGS. R. S. CARTY, Manager. ’PHONES —Offme and Showroom, 82. Private Residence, 753.

Fl | FOLKS in i I BOSTOCK'S BOOTS J Ui, Read the , [fl 1 [III CRIMEAN War News. A Aye! and 20 years BEFORE A A the Crimea was fought BOS- A A TOCK’S BOOTS held the pride A A of place they hold to-day. A A That brilliant 80 years’ record A A certainly counts with wise boot A A buyers. A A Come and see the BOSTOCK A A Style and Quality! A A New Spring shipment just to A A hand, also a special line of stout A A boots for use in freezing works: A A good news this for you workers. A A GRIFFITHS AND CO. * * * A The Footfit Shop, A ♦ * A Between the Two Banks, A A N.S.W. and N.Z., A A * A HASTINGS. 'PHONE 706. A * * aa********

QREENMEADOWS SEE BIG SHOW OF WINES Produce Hall at the Show. MRS. RANDALL’S Pure Grape Wines. PORT, MADIERA, CONSTANTIA, SHERRY, CLARET, BURGUNDY, HOCK, CHABLIS, In Quart and Pint Bottles. CASES OF MIXED WINE TO ORDER Don’t forget the Singing Bird which warbles for the Wounded Soldiers. Orders for Wines booked by J. J. JONES, in charge of Exhibit. NOTICE. yyARREN’B THE LEADING BAKERS. Mrs. R. WARREN, the Proprietress of the oldest-established Bakery in Hawke’s Bay, wishes it known that she is now in no way connected with the Hastings Bakery Co., and that Bread of first-class quality only is now being turned out from the Bakery, which is fitted with the latest machinery, and is therefore run on absolutely hygienic lines. ’PHONE 132, or leave your address at one of our shops in Heretaunga street, Hastings, and the cart will call on you.

DON’T Choose o Sideboard until you've seen ALLEN’S * Or if you prefer a QUAINT BUFFET or DINNER WACCON, f *3 we’ve numbers to show you. Von see we specialist in the manufacture of out-of-the-oidniaiy .furniture. Our craftsmen at this work have the advantage of the latest literature and illustrations dealing with woodwork and art furniture to assist them. You'll be very pleased with the specimens in our showrooms. in Oak rind R-imu chiefly, splendidly made and finished. /\ RLCOGNISED I (OUS II I OR'rURNISHINC