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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VII, Issue 330, 29 November 1917, Page 2

BOYS! Win Valuable Prizes. * » It ■ COLOUR CARD p, Z COMPETITION Is now in full swing, and every boy;, UP '!<• FOURTEEN YEARS can *' . ''.!*■ 'WHIM™! entor. , 1 J ' 'l'l'' A,I w >... U. d. i. l» /WMF’ cards, and port or bring them io us before DECEMBER 2nd, 1917. THE PRIZES ARE MjjF Ist—SUIT value £2 2/- MT tty 2nd—SUIT value £1 1/- gMa Ml Ten other Prizes value 2/6 each ngf Km An interesting and instructive Com- Hw petition. I® JMy Get your cards from us and try your skill right away! MILJLrAJR. GIORGI “THE GREAT OUTFITTERS ” - - HASTINGS.

DON’T NEGLECT THE HARNESS—IT IS NOT WORTH THE RISK. But if you are thinking of discarding the eld set, very C A probably it is uot worth T N. your while to go to the ex- N. pense of buying new, for we reclaim many a set and give it a furtherAoug lease active service. Let use see what is needed —our reliable workmanship jL* and solid leather will put I 'CI 1 your harness in commission * \ > J xLJ again if anything can. And £ * the cost will bo reasonable. LAND &> HEIGHWAY THE SADDLERS HASTINGS.

QUALITY MOTOR HOODS £ CAR UPHOLSTERY Obtainable only from the firm which specialises ONLY in above lines. GEO. L REES STATION STREET - - - - HASTINGS ’PHONE 317 FOR QUOTATIONS.

A. G. HULLETT HIGH-CLASS MOTOR PAINTER, &0. STATION STREET, HASTINGS Station Street ’Phone 894 Private 791. The appearance of your car as a factor in its value cannot be overestimated.

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