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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 81, 20 March 1919, Page 1

It is rightly a matter of choice whether a man shall trouble himself about the affairs of Government hi his community, or confine himself to his business, his profession, or his pleasure, and leave others to govern ; it is a matter of peremptory obligation which cannot be avoide 1 by any intelligent man who has any understanding of the conditions under which he lives.—S. G. Raymond, K.C.

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P.O. Box 44, HASTINGS. JOHNSON’S Genuine Money Saving Sale.—Last two days. Final reductions. Buy now and save money. OHNSON’S Genuine Money Saying Sale.—Last two days. Final reductions. Buy now and save money. JOHNSON’S Genuine Money Saving Sale.—Last two days. Final reductions. Buy now and save money. Magnificent collection bulbs Including 100 Named Varieties Daffodils. ' ANEMONES FREESIAS CROCUS RANUNCULUS TULIPS IXIAS SPARAXIS ETC. PLANT NOW PLANT NOW Insure a Bright Spring Garden. Also Don’t Forget. OUR CHOICE NAMED SWEET PEAS ARTHUR gIMMONDS, JMTD., SEEDMEN A FLORISTS, Heretaung* St.- Hasting*. M. BHERRIFF, ’Phone 847, -F*-* Hastings, now represents Singer Sewing Machine Co., for Waipawa, Waipukurau. and Takapau Districts. J>EACHES AND JTLUMS. LAST CHANCE. Apsey, & (2?°-> L td - See Back Page. MOTOR AND CYCLE REPAIRS. p OOCHRANE gACHS Is now prepared to do Repairs, Tuning up, and General Overhauls at his Workshop in Fitzroy Avenue, Hastings. Phone 663. K/. TO rr/(» PER CHAIR saved by •*/ 4/0 buying your Oak Dining Suite from CHRISTIE’S, Queen street. Hastings. 3 NICE Oak Sideboards; latest designs. The usual prices for first class articles. CHRISTIE, Queen St., Hastings. HUPP OARS. AS a Shipment of these Can has ■"- arrived, I am prepared to book orders for immediate delivery. Particulars on application. D. E. DAVIS. STATION STREET, HASTINGS. TXT'AN TED KNOWN.—The Ladies’ Own” (next Simmonds, Hastings) for latest and best in ladies’ and children’s wear. Special line large-size ■ilk hlnnam now ahowin* IUIW YEAR Special* at the “Ladies' •L’ Own.” Si if and Crepe-de-chene Blouse*, Ladies’ and Children’* Underwear. “Foster” Baby Pants •■■■ur« ‘ ■ewfert ter *olker aad ekild*