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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 176, 11 July 1927, Page 5

; More Wonder Bargains from ALLEN & HARRIS’ I riTDMT.Tor Diiv.ur If you need furniture-one article, a suite, or a complete home treatment-or even if you do q UALITY FURNITURE AND T Ao D ™??i R v E a B d U t» N f G «ot now need new furniture or furnishings, it will pay you to visit this sale and buy for he FURNISHINGS AT MUCH RE* ; OPPORTUNITY Of THE f uture _s o won derful are the values. Below is a further list of offerings—chosen from the DUCED PRICES ; i EAR . ma ny— an j n ji ca fi on o f what to expect at this gerat event. eu. ! ■ FURNITURE SECTION BAR- HERE’S A REAL WONDER UPHOLSTERY AND BEDDING RELI^Lnr» R pnir?!: GS AT ! ■ I GAINS. CARPET BARGAIN. DEPARTMENTS • : Single Size RIMU BEDSTEADS c n AYMIMCTrD rAR Single size KAPOC MATTRESSES CHENELLE 47/6 Super Quality AXMINSTER CAR- 33/9 55/6 each ■ ! RIMU BREAKFAST DINING PETS. Size 12ft. x 9ft. 9in.; LARGE EASY CHAIRS. Mo- m i I ! TARIF o 1 .. rd oic 50m. CASEMENTS, in 14 colourIABLE — 8 patterns only— quette coverings — £9 8/b ! I : RIMU DUCHESS CHESTS. Large , P „ BEDROOM CHAIRS in shadow mgS ' Guaranteed ™ eabl " ! round mirror— £8 10/- £l6 18/6 Sale Price “‘L’KOUM CHAIKd, in shadow 2 /2 yard • ! CRAMOPHONrs I aroP Lkinet 82/6 31 in. SHADOWS- 3/6 yard • GRAMOPHONES. Large cabinet . Have seen our WONDER 50in. ART. CANVAS. Full range with record space—- Smaller or larger sizes at propor- BA R GAIN MOQUETTES? of shades- 3/4 per yard ■ ’ i RIMU DINING CHAIRS dro’-i. pri “’’ W ' “ ke 24/9 & 3S/9 per ,„d SILK ttTCTRIC UGHT SHADES J seats 21/9 to any size- Extra fine qualities. From 3/11 ! I SPECIAL NOTE. — Everything jl® O offered in this Sale is New. Jljk I 1 1 ATTEND THIS GREAT MONEYWorkmanship, finest Quality /j Home Furniahing Specialists | SAVING EVENT! WE PROMISE Material, and fine Finish. We ' T TW J YOU MANY PRICE SURPRISES! ! do not make “cheap” furniture. ■ AND HASTINGS

“In the matter of open spaces our New Zealand cities have nothing to boast about,’’ said Mr. J. G. MacKenzie, Director of Parks and Reserves, while speaking at the conference of reserves and gardens’ superintendents, “and it is obvious that in the past we have altogether been short-sighted in dealing with this question. In all our cities people arc herded together in congested quarters and the modern flat is not going to help. If you gave all the boys and girls condemned to dwell in our cities facilities to play vigorous games in healthful surroundings and under proper supervision, you will train and develop not only the physical but the moral and social qualities of the young people of this country in siu-h a way as to go far to make them in after life good and worthy citizens,”