I A Free Hat with every j Lynx Suit-during Wd/ I Stocktaking! j GET YOUR SPRING HAT FREE—with your / \ ( 'W . " new Spring Suit, by buying a Lynx Suit from / , | \ W / . X us-now. jc //. • o This offer makes it possible. Because, with (every Lynx Suit bought now, we are giving LZ '‘fxXsA ./ ZL/y a hat, up to the value of 25/-, free. V' _/F / I'V. '*’'/ A This is not an offer made to sell shoddy suits, \_--r J LA/ | but a genuine offer. b : S jy V X (You can choose any one of the Lynx Suits we I J have in stock—in a size to fit you exactly— 1 \ .71 / j in a material that appeals to you—and still / | obtain your free hat. I Be certain that you take advantage of this i_ • ■ I offer—by buying your Spring Suit, from us, . . j tO - da y- t-J// r j I . •/•■’. I I ' ->' : - I H. BLACKMORE & Co. . J | Heretaunga Street .’. Hastings / Hl; ■ I Studebaker Commander 1 ■ I 1 September Successes ' September 2nd—- ! NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO RECORD AGAIN 9 BROKEN BY COMMANDER. | Distance 3471 miles. Total elapsed time 77 hours, breaking previous record by 2 hours 15 minutes. September sth—j AMERICAN STOCK CAR RACE, 75 miles. COMMANDER Ist and 2nd, averaging 85.95 miles per hour for the whole distance. Petrol consumption 17| miles per American gallon, Nash, Buick, Chrysler and Hudson competed. | September sth—j PIKE’S PEAK AMERICAN HILL CLIMB, 12 miles, altitude 4753 feet. COMMANDER secured 2nd place, only beaten by a few j seconds by Stutz, which sells at twice the price of the Commander. I I i The I I Tourist Motor C 0., i Limited, - Hastings I f j Kirkham and Co., Napier. W. B. Blackburn, Waipukum. | JJASTINGS BOTTLE EXCHANGE 111 : 4 310 QUEEN ST., E., HASTINGS (Near Tribune). & i FOR SALE: Kindling Wood Boxes JLw VfWM 3d each. Penny’s Non-Slip Polish Jt Stone Hot Water Bottles. • xas-Mt’ | RUDMIKI MWIWWUW „ ~ MOgo , LAUNDRY • / H. C. M < ’K“ K mfid’ ■uy piUMijia 4 iKrAW Wood * COAL MERCHANT FIJDI/r COulw ulOffl ,phone 1689 __ HASTINGS - packet do* A ■r Seven weekly P P V P Taupin. Westport and Newcastle , . / 7 U ill'll* 4ll classes of ' Vood “ washings I inuuin, —-— ... P f COOPER’S AIM—TO SERVE YOU *' uMPnffttlA IF l™ uEEE -- sERvEs you jMlLßuAi#o.J”gf4y right. and most pleasant remedy ia WADE , s English Cups .. g/11) 3/11 half . doz WORM FIGS. Absolutely effechvo. i.' 1 B • hS) ~4 Cups & Saucers .. 4/11, 5/9 half-doz. —— Pff W ffy/f Tumblers 2/9, 2/11 half-doz. OVPi/l/jk English Teapots 2/3, 2/9, etc. *..*.»>• »..> ' S ll» ir/l English Plates .. 2/11, 3/3, 3/9 j-doz. COM aPAd ***•-< AMm v Thermos Flasks 3/11, 4/9, etc. r * Strong Meat Safes.... 9/6, 11/9, 14/6 VMMWUy' Jl Writing Pads fid, 9d, 1/- I OnAilnff Esmonds csak — . L . L ... . MUNICIPAL BLDud. HASTINGS. |
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 29 September 1927, Page 7
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