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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 175, 9 July 1932, Page 5

Cuming’s BIG SALE Brings Remarkable Savings to Thrifty Shoppers! ' - MORLEY'S SILK & WOOL FLECKED MARL HOSE, in A\ \ Brown.-, and Fawns. Lsuailv 6/11 — / —\ Sale Price 3/6 pair PfisffllrjSl A special Line of LADIES’ ALL WOOL CASHMERE HOSE, /Mh 93 F in assorted Fawns and Browns .... Sale Price 1/11 pair BBtoXA/ I Full Size PURE LINEN TEA TOWELS, with neat coloured I SB® borders.... Sale Price 1/ each JI I 36in. ART SILK TAFFETA, in Champagne shade only— Slf& fyfil Sale Price 2/6 yard SSI LADIES’ WOOL CARDIGANS, smart colourings and de. Ihml signs Sale Price 7/11 each M W LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES in All W’ool Tweeds. Mostly Hm TraS Fawns and Browns Sale Price 19/6 each TWEED 1 ROCKS in smart styles and colours. Made from .aw IhSi All Wool Colonial Tweeds .... Sale Price 39/6 each liiWk iBSI The balance of our WINTER TRIMMED FELTS we are /I Ml clearing at 4/11 each / I Wl ISaSk 27in. 1 IGI RED CORD V ELI ETEENS, in Red, Brown, Saxe / 1 wAwmvK and Navy Sale Price 1/11 yard / J WWK CUMING’S Drapery Specialists, Hastings

NOBLE WORK DONE ' BY AUCKLAND SUNSHINE ASSOCIATION 190 Boys and Girls From Hawke’s Bay Restored to Healthful Vigour ; rp HE earthquake emergency last -tM’' ’-<? I year met "i*' l rcad y response s, . I from t * le Auckland Sunshine As • - 5 , W | J sociation which immediately .. x | jf • p arranged camps at Motuihi Island for over 100 orphans from Hastings and ’v *»*■ ■ Napier. Six months restored them to « ... vigour and a further party of over 90 as f 11 ‘>-59 was accommodated for another 6 ~ « K** months at the Island. ' X r This noble work, voluntarily done W® At i - 'nd '’rithout thought of recompense, I? / I ? depleted the Association’s funds by rl over £1,200. *'■*- 9T These two pictures speak more -loquently than words can do of the ■ ' benefits to them by their treatment on HL i jjt the Is^and - if 'F s J" In addition to the work done for the . - 7 ¥■ A , children about 70 nurses, who had been 1 * ■Rr*' ' 'njured at the time of the earthquake, k ' " B. ' Jnir and who were sadly in need of a rest, Iftu j * L the guests the Sunshim ■ Hr z T "XI League at Motuihi Island. This ' / nil “ ' holiday was the means of completely Bi Jg 1 iff ' g-Z J gk ,'A , restoring the nurses to health. They 9 X ~ , * 1/1 ’B J all say they never had such a holiday. MK j®* WMpK;The Sunshine Association this year Uf » . ’i has difficulty in providing the neces- " wRHI i-ary funds to keep the camp going for V 1H UF the needy children of Auckland. i y i Recently 200 under-nourished children w assembled at the depot hoping to be Wfc ff 1 selected to go to the Island. The Ass"f W. 4 eiation was able to select only leaving 110 sadly despondent little '* JIMRI RK ones to be returned to inefficient homes. THIS IS WHERE THE PEOPLE OF HAWKE’S BAY CAN HELP. They can show their gratitude to the Sunshine Association for what they did for the earthi quake stricken children of Hawke’s Bay, by contributing according to their desire and means to the Special Fund inaugurated by the Mayor of Hastings for this purpose. NO CONTRIBUTION TOO SMALL, NONE TOO BIG. Every five shillings given permits a stay of a needy child on the Island for one week. All , who contribute £1 become members of the Sunshine Family, for each £1 assists to maintain a child , , at Motuihi for one month. Contributions can be placed in the collection boxes now displayed in various shops and offices in Hastings, or be sent direct to the Mayor or the offices of the “H.B. Tribune” and “H.B. Herald.” On Saturday next. July 9, the day of the closing of the appeal, the nurses have generously offered to take charge of collection tables at points in the main streets of Hastings.

The retina and entire visual mechanism work every walking moment. H. M. Bennett, Optician, Bennett’s Building, Hustings street, Napier. ’Phone 139.*