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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXI, Issue 212, 21 August 1931, Page 7

F. Thorp and Co.’s sale of the assigned stock of the late Mr 8. G. Ellison in Hastings closes definitely Saturday. 22nd August, but we are now established in Hastings to stay. Oddments to quit in all lines at startling reductions.* “Where’er you walk,” ride or drive, you will hear the “Trocadero,” Napier, spoken of as the place of good “eats.” Everyone knows the "Trocadero” (now in the Foresters’ Hall, Dickens street), for its meals and service. "Service, satisfaction,” is our motto.* Who was it that once said: ‘‘Better be a fisherman than meddle with politics?” This truism was uttered by one of France’s great men, as he calmly walked to the guillotine. If the present 80 members of Parliament would only make a chorus of the above quotation, there might be something done which would benefit this beautiful country of ours. However, what we waut to impress upon our readers is that, tin guillotine has fallen on th* prlcos o* high-class footwear at the successful sale at The Wilson shoe Co.’t shop in Heretnunga street, I'l'.slii.g: which sale is now definitely closing.