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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 285, 17 November 1923, Page 6

THE MARK fAn Apology to Hastings Residents. OWING to unforseen circumstances, we were unable to display the “LOOSE COVER” and “SUNDOUR” FABRICS as advertised during last week. We much regret the unavoidable occurrence, but can now give the assurance that a complete and full range is now in our Hastings Branch. OLD ENGLISH GLAZED CHINTZ NEW PRINTED LINENS CRETONNES PRINTED DUTCH COTTONS Also SILFAB. SILCHENE, JASRIC, And many other “Sundour” materials. An opportunity of now showing these to the many disappointed inquirers would give us extreme pleasure. Allen sHarrislU Home Furnishing Specialists I Emerson fiND HASTINGS

PAINT N °w Ajfll Good Mik Results Wil I 111 if I Exterior and Interior Decoration of wnllil I Illi il II i AVe invite inspection of our big range Illi |l I[j nf 11 1 of Ready-mixed Paints and Varnishes Nil rn J I ‘ / representative, of the leading British Mil *l// II C makers. Also on hand, a good as111 I PIP bl \ sortment of dry colours, oxides and ll I ' /*****^ s °^ B Houses our speciality. Write, call or fA.C’J. EATON HASTINGS THE PREMIER PAINTER, PAPERHANGER A SICNWRITER.

FOOTWEAR FOR AIL MEN Pl 1 Seeh Value ’^7^— every pair of GRIFFITHS’ BOOTS Ih'j ir| f * ,vou value in its fullest sense—you I .TH ‘I) ,’ff-if |ll highest quality, latest style, maxiI | .j I; "Shi mum foot comfort, and, lastly, honest Vl, lue f° r your money. the newest and smartest shapes are now ’ n B t° c k.’ ami you will do well, indeed, to call and inspect. Come toIday, and try a pair or so on. GRIFFITHS & CO. "THE FOOTWEAR SHOP" Next Bank of N.Z. HASTINGS