A further meeting of the unemployed took place in Napier yesterday at which Mr John Mason, M.P., stated that the local bodies were moving in the matter of providing work but, unfortunately it would bo three or fouweeks before an actual start could be made. Mr Mason said there was work for 42 men on road formation in the Tutira and Waikaremoana districts, but the men stated that the conditions were too unsatisfactory.
“ANNETTE.” New Goods: Now open for vour inspection, new goods, comprising rhe season’s smartest styles in jumper suits, tweed coats and skirts, cardigans, pullovers, topcoats, etc. For golf—Suede coats in beautiful shades, finest quality, at extremely moderate price of 7 guineas. Also a new range of pleated skirts from 16s Cd; Fuji jumpers 12s 6d and 15s 6d; coloured <i. ne-de-chine jumpers 255. Ladderproof knickers in al] wanted shades. Special reductions in Repp frocks. “Annette,” 208 Heretauugi Sjc.t |V*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 138, 25 May 1928, Page 5
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