A GREAT. CAR-2 With a Great Reputation flHIf 9 new shipment just arrived The Tourist Motor Co. Ltd. Hastings - Je y HANNAY - NAPIER W- B. BLACKBURN, WAIPUKURAU £ P
STOCKTAKING CLEAN-UP LADIES’ ALL WOOL SHETLAND VESTS. W. LADIES’ VELOUR COATS, with fur collars and and O.S. sizes. With no sleeves or short sleeves. cuffs. In shades of Mole, Mulatto, Wine, Saxe, Usually 6/6 and 7/6 — etc— Clean-up Price 59/6 Cl*an*up Price 5/6 and 6/6 LADIES’ FABRIC GLOVES, with fancy em•M wnnv cwvvr *wn m nnwrwnc • w .. broidered gauntlet. In all fashionable shades. AILWOOL SHETLAND’BLOOMERS, in W. and Usually 3/11 to 5/6— Clean-up Price 2/6 to 3/11 O.S. sizes. Usually 8/6— ARTIFICIAL SILK HOSE, in grey, mastic and vlean-up Price 5/6 putty. Usually 3/11— Clean-up Crice 1/11 .WINCEYETTE NIGHTDRESSES, with round or COLOURED BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, V necks. An exceptionally good line Usually 'dye guaranteed fast to washing—--8/6 to 10/6— Clean-up Price 5/6, 6/6 and 6/11 , rnlTr . Dnnwa ~ , l Cl< ? n ' u P Prioe 8 ,or 2/8 - . TATmc, innr.TTnv Tr-..r,T,r.n . „ ... ' WHITE APRONS, suitable for house or waitLADIIDS WOOLLEN JUMPERS, in S.W., W. resses’use. Usually 2/11— Clean-up Prioe 1/11 andlo.B. sizes. All shades. Round and V LADIES’ FANCY BELTS. Stylish Oriental denecks, and also with Eton collars— signs on navy, white, mauve, red or violet Clean-up Prices 15/-, 18/-, 22/6, 27/8 grounds. Usually 2/3 — Clean-up Price 1/9 Always Try “ 'The Shopper's Shop’ Uerebaunga St.. Hastings.; First
CHEAP TRIPS BY TRAIN Popular Excursions BEGINNING ON 31st MAY. rttiother cheap excursion period for safe and happy holidays by rail will begin on 31 st May. ' ; Excursion Tickets issued from 31 st May to 4th June /inclusively) will be available for return until 16th June. I The more the people take advantage of these facilities for economical, comfortable trips on their own trains, the more the Railway Department will be encouraged to increase the opportunities. Extra trains —additional accommodation—on King’s Birthday holiday, 4th June. TRAVEL BY RAIL FOR SAFETY. Communicate with the nearest Sttaionmaster, District Manager or Passenger Agent for full particulars.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 140, 28 May 1928, Page 2
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