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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 93, 2 April 1927, Page 7

The death is announced from Nelson of Mrs. Rosa Cotton, wife of Mr. Alfred Charles Cotton, in her 52nd year. The deceased leaves two daughters and a son—Mrs. Cyril Hogan, of Hastings, Mrs. Robert Girvin, of Tokaka, and Mr. Walter Charles Cotton. OUR SALES MANAGER SAYS— The value of a good used car can only be determined by the dependable policy of the organisation merchandising it—properly re-condition-ed, properly priced, and properly serviced alter sale—these safeguards are a guarantee of satisfaction, and sufficiently explain the increasing preference accorded the protection to be secured by confining your selec-' tion to our comprehensive range of attractive used car bargains.— WILLIAMS <t KETTLE, LTD., Motor Dept., Bastings* LOST AND FOUND. While climbing on Wellington hills enjoying the panorama, a local gentleman” dropped a pouch containing his two most precious possessions—£7o and his tobacco. He did not discover his loss until late that night. Armed with an electric torch, he retraced his steps on the lonely hills and to his great joy found his pouch and its contents intact! it is easy to imagine his joy ami contentment as he puffed at his Bears’ Smoking Tobacco and made homewards.

Thousands of men these last few weeks have found solace undreamt of in Bears’ Smoking Tobacco Mild at 8d per ounce. 19

Coat week at Mathewson’s Ltd. Oosv coats for chilly days from 59/6 to £l2 12/-. No better quality, no better style, no bettei value is obtainable anywhere. Coats that are trimmed in real fur. from manufacturers witli a reputation. Coats to suit every pocket at Mathewson’s Ltd., Heretaunga street.*

Another 2000 pounds of our celebrated bulk tea landed to-ilay direct from the sunny plantations of Ceylon. Ask for our Green Label tea at 2/6 per pound—there’s nothing betterjßryant’s, Napier.*