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Just in time for the holidays.—A good shipment of White Canvas Street Shoes, w’ith coloured trimming, court strap or tie shoes, all heels. Prices from 9s 6d. F. Thorp and Co., Heretaunga street,.Hastings; Clivo Square, When in doubt give No. 65 Lavender Water, the gift that is always in good taste. New packed flasks, stoppered bottles and sprinkler bottles from 2)6. to 22/6. All chemists. Men’s Shoes for sports and holidays. Bowling Shoes, willow calf, crepe soles, 20s; Cricket Boots, canvas 16s 6d, buck 27s 6d; White Street Shoes, with black or brown trimming, buck 255, canvas 13s 6d. F. Thorp and Co., Hcretaunga street, Hastings; Clive Square, Napier.* The fragrance of an Old English garden imprisoned for your delight in flasks of clearest crystal. No. 52 Lavender Water. Stopper and sprinkler tops. 2/6 to 18/6. All chemists.
LA MODERNE (Misses Smith & Campbell) PACIFIC BUILDINGS HEKETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS Special Value in LOCKNIT BLOOMERS All sizes, 5/11 A. A. GEORGE the Printer P. J. S. GEORGB. KABAMU ROAD, HASTINGS Business as Usual Printing and Office Stationery.
The lovely fragrance of No. 65 Lavender Water is admired by all women. For effervescent youth and dignified years alike, No. 65 makes an ideal present. Suitably packed in flasks, stoppered buttles and sprinkler bottles. All chemists.**
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXI, Issue 305, 9 December 1931, Page 4
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