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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 208, 17 August 1927, Page 5

Visitors staying at the Masonic Hotel, Napier, yesterday were Mr and Mrs. 1. C. Laws (Gisborne), Mr and Mrs L. M. Justice (Palmerston North), Miss Glossop (St. Albans, England), Mr. and Mrs F. 1. Ledger (Nelson), Mr and Mrs A. Stacked and Mrs C. K. Grierson (Auckland), Messrs. G. Pristor, J. E. Hawnsleys, D. M. Findlay, B. H. Gakes, S. T. Seddon, M. Arnott, J. Bairn (Wellington), E. D. Lewis, M. H. Miller, G. K. Guisson, P. Chambers, L. 8. Ashton, A. Giffney (Auckland), E. Murphy, A C. Cooke, Murphy and T. R. Burd (Gisborne), A. Shaw (Melbourne), E. C. Barker, W. O. Campbell (Christchurch), R. McMillan /Palmerston North), G. N. Searley (Sydney). The owner is wanted of a parcel of plans which a gentleman handed to a carrier at the Hastings railway station on Tuesday morning for posting on train. It Was afterwards found that the package, although stamped, had no address on it.

AUTO LAUNDRY. DOING BIG BUSINESS Since the installation of our new system of thoroughly cleaning and polishing motor-cars, we have been so busv that we have found it necessary to double the capacity of our plant. Cars washed from 3/6.—THE TOURIST MOTOR CO.. LTD.. Hastings.* So many women wonder if a permanent wave will suit them; if in doiihi Mercer's London expert, can within 20 minutes, free of charge and without obligation, place in your hair, n temporary wave, exactly like a permanent one. H. E. Mercers, ladies’ hairdresser. Thorp’s Buildings, Napietelephone. 1825 * “I hear that Women can bear pain better than men." “Who told you, your doctor?" “No, my shoemaker.’’ Wearers of Hannah’s shoes will have no cause to complain about pain. Another big sale now going on. Send for price list to Hannah’s, Napier and Hastings.*