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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 348, 6 February 1917, Page 1

nee they have helped us tremendously during the difficulty days • v ar. it lollows that perseverence. hard work, character, action, ambition. optimism. cheerfulness, thoroughness, patience are sound nuahu<-. worth developing to their maximum extent, so that we shall He bet*<u able to deal energetically and satmfat toi ily with the big problems of the future. —A. 0. Richardson

ENTERTAINMENTS. &e. KING’S The Best TJICTURES ING’S of all X ICTURES HASTINGS. FOR THE LAST TIME TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT DANIEL FROHMAN Presents the Irresistible MARGUERITE CLARK As PEGGY, In “MIC E AND MEN ’’ “MICE AND MEN” “MICE AND MEN” By Madeline Sureth Ryley, in 5 Parts. MICE Irresistible MEN MICE MARGUERITE CLARK MEN MICE Comes "tc charm you MEN MICE once again with her MEN MICE dainty cleverness in MEN MICE “ MICE AND MEN ” MEN MICE “MICE AND MEN” MEN MICE “ MICE AND MEN ” MEN MICE A Sparkling Romance MEN MICE by the MEN MICE FAMOUS PLAYERS MEN MICE Wherein is shown that MEN MICE the best-laid matrimon- MEN MICE ial schemes “ gang aft MEN MICE agley.” MEN Supporting Features: PATHE GAZETTE Splendid News Film THE BATTLER Vitagraph Comedy PRICES AS USUAL. 'TOHNSONS PREPARED WAX is clean and easy to use, for polishing furniture, pianos, linoleum, desks, cabinets, and motor-cars. Johnson’s Wax is conveniently put up in tins—always ready for use —no tools or brushes required—all you need is a cheese cloth or woollen rag. We stock this Prepared Wax in tins of two sizes. “ TITHE GEM ” LAWN MOWER is A the most reliable low-priced mower on the market. We have them in 3 sizes. These mowers have five blades, which are made of very hard steel. Our Mr. Robertson has used “ The Gem ” mower for 7 years, and can safely recommend them to anyone wanting a good mower. Our Grass Catchers to fit these mowers cost 9/6. NEW “ PERFECTION ” STOVE WICKS. —We have now landed a stock of wicks to fit the new “ Perfection ” blue-flame kerosene stoves, and can supply all orders. JJENRY yyiLLIAMS & g ONS > Limited, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS ' TENDERS. TENDERS. SEPARATE Tenders are invited for the erection of a house in Lyndon road. Hastings. Plant and specifications may be seen at my office where tenders will close at 4 p.m. Monday, February 12th inst. A. GARNETT. A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architect. Queen street, Hastings. DECK Chairs, strong: and well built, only 8/6, at Christie’s, Queen street, Hastings. TpXTRA Special Quality in Wire MatAM tresses. No sagging. Lasts a lifetime. Price 40/-. —Christie, Queen street, Hastings. __ FORD Drivers note I —We have reduced our prices for 30 x 3J Goodrich to £4. T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings and Napier. WE stock, both in Hastings and Napier, the famous Valvoline Oils. It is not a cheap oil, but ?t is the best, and therefore the most economical. —T. Clarkson, Ltd. POTATOES, magnificent quality, sound and free from blight, 10/6 per cwt, 5/6 per half-cwt. delivered. — T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. AN Enormous Stock of New and Secondhand Furniture must be sold owing to large additions to our premises.—The Cash Furnishing Company. opp. Railway Station. Hastings TO MOTORISTS. Motor tyres, benzine, and LUBRICATING OILS must advance in price shortly. Our stocks are large, and prices the lowest. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. H.B. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASS N, LTD. MARKET STREET, HASTINGS. FRUITGROWERS FRUITGROWERS JILUMS ! pLUMS ' pLUMS 1 PLUMS WANTED By the HAWKE’S BAY FRUIT, PRODUCE AND £]OOL gTORAGE £}OMPANY, , KING STREET, HASTINGS. ANY QUANTITY. FOOTWEAR. T>OOTS are still advancing in price, -*-* and winter is fast approaching. We still bold a considerable stock at pre-war prices. BUY NOW, and save money. i

H.B. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASS’N, LTD MARKET STREET, HASTINGS.

H.B. STEAM LAUNDRY, NAPIER. TTNDER Personal Management of U Proprietors. Country orders receive prompt attention. All classes of laundry work done with despatch and satisfaction. Bachelors’ mending done Carters call and deliver on request. Office hours, 8 a.m. to « p in. Saturdays, 8 a.in to 2 p in