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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 80, 19 March 1919, Page 2

IN BUFFALO BILL’S TIME IN THE WILD AND WOOLLY WEST Riding Breeches were made from the raw hides of the /' ; p—, bison or buck. Their last- / z x. J ing quality was indisput- Ji JU’ able, but they were by no V\ < * means comfortable. Comfort is essential to mon who spend long hours in the saddle, therefore, nowadays /SdSfcriding breeches are niado from a softer material—as ZfTXK L ,\1 /A X tweed and garbieord. X MILLAR & GIORGI have J a lino range of— V | ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ' I / RIDING BREECHES \J> Including the Famous f ! “BRONKO” BRAND /’A made of tweed and garbieord with or without real Buckskin strapping. These are Fine Values: 21/. TO 57 / c Come along men—these are Just the pants for the boundary riding or mustering tho flock. MILLAR GIORGI ‘THE GREAT OUTFITTER” t: HASTINGS.

THE WFIIENCE OF COLOUR fi VILOUR is the al! in all of the Furnishing World Under lying «olour harmony are certain laws, which, if properly applied, every room will show expression of thought. Every room will hreathe refinement and show tho true coloip* atrno»- _ phere of the home We issue an invitation to come and inspect our latest and newest furnishings in Cretonnes, Shadow Tissues, and Casments. And WHATEVER TS GOOD IN FURNITURE WHATEVER IS NEWEST IN FURNISHINGS WHATF.VER IS UP-TO-DATE IN HOME NEEDS v You will find at MODERN FURNISHING CO; MUNICIPAL BUILDINCS . . ■ 0 < * > HABTINOB. ■Phor-e 1223.

A Word flBHt collars e An ill-fitting Collar is an infliction, and if you have ever had an experience with one you can have some idea of how your horse feels when required to work with one. An ill-made Collar is an abomination, and the manufacture of such an important part of the horse’s equipment should never be entrusted to anybody but an expert. The reason our Collars are always satisfactory is that they are made by a man who knows the how and the why of the business of Collar-making and repairing. Body, rim, and sidenieees, and every other item, ore tho language he knows as bis mother tongue. LAND &= WAY THE LEADING SADDLERS - - - HASTINGS.

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