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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 153, 14 June 1932, Page 12

A. F. REDGRAVE A CO.. LTD g ACKS! £ A C K 8 1 We are Buyers of Good Sound Sacks POTATOES! ' ' pOTATOES! We are Buyers of Prime Quality Tab! Potatoes. I I QNIONBI Q-NIONS! Good Price for Sound Onions. II A. F. REDGRAVE & CO LIMITED. GRAIN, SEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTING FURNITURE. Etc SPEED THE WHEELS OF NATION* RECOVERY. BUY LOCAI MADE GOODS AND SAV MANY POUNDS. YOU are entitled to get more for yoi pound this year. It’s 20 yea since you’ve seen such low price Not since 1911 have »v been able t offer such values. Make every pent count this year by buying your Furs t.ure direct from Factory to Public—i M A T H E W S’ Corner HERETAUNGA & CHARLES ST! HASTINGS. REAL LINOS! REAL LINO! Only 5/11 yard. 6ft. wide CONGOLEUMS 3/11 and 4/6 per yard. Cut, pattern matched, and delivere ROBINSON’S HERETAUNGA ST. W„ HASTING CLEANEST COAL DRIEST FIREWOOD CARBONETTES COKE. SAWN DRY TIMBER for kindlin Full-sized sack for 2/3 cash. ROBERT HOLT & SONS, LIT RUSSELL & ST. AUBYN STREET HASTINGS. ’Phone 3568. A. A. GEORGE the Printe P. J. 8. GEORGE. KARAMU ROAD, HASTINGS First in 1886—Foremost Eve: Sine*. Printing end Office Wt s tiouery. BARCH A M FOR BOOKS. Also OUR 4 HOUR D. Si. P. SERVICE, HERETAUNGA STREET, W. WANTED KNOWN THAT MILK is only 4d PER QUART 4d 4d PER QUART 4d From C. G. WATSON 609 ST. AUBYN ST., W., HASTING

PAINTING! • Homes decorated to suit you, guars iteed perfect-finished work. Quality quite superior, giving perfect appearance. 20 per cent Special Reduction in Paperhanging. Ring, write or call. J. WAKEFIELD • Painter 500 S, RIVERSLEA RD., HASTINGS. S L A T E R’ S GOWN SPECIALISTS HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS (Next Bank of N.8.W.) We wish to announce that Miss ASHTON (late of Mathewsons Ltd., Napier), has now been appointed manageress, and will take great pleasure in exhibiting our exclusive Gowns and Coats. Inspection cordial!, invited. STARTLING REVELATION! A meeting was held in a certain Borough, convened to boost local industry. Referring to the matter of clothes, it was found that only three out of the number assembled were wearing suits male by local labour. Many, just for want of thought for local industry, were wearing imported garments, while the majority were clothed in mass-made factory suits. Men of Hastings— WEAR BARLEY-BUILT SUITS and create work and wages for Hasting workers. Ring 3628. or call cutting rooms, Club Entrance, next Hall’s Book Shop.