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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 193, 30 July 1932, Page 9

Sensational Hosiery Purchase by Nutter’s Ltd, 25 DOZEN PAIRS In All Wool, Silk and Wool, Silk, Art Silk, Fine Lisle, etc. Usual Prices 3/11 to 6/11 pair. SPECIAL PRICE FOR QUICK CLEARANCE 2/6 p air - COUNTRY ORDERS POSTAGE PAID. State kind required. Money Refunded if not satisfied with this Wonderful Bargain at NUTTER’S LTD. HASTINGS.

OUT THEY GO— This Week’s UNDERWEAR i CLEARANCE I GIRLS’ ALL WOOL HEAVY BLOOMERS, Roslyn and Canterbury. Usually 5/11 to 7/3 To clear 3/11 .WOMEN’S ALL WOOL HEAVY BLOOMERS, Mosgiel and Canterbury. Usually 9/6 to 11/6All sizes 5/11 HEAVY FLEECY GREY BLOOMERS, W. & O.S. sizes. Usually 8/11.Throw-out Price 2/11 .WOOL & COTTON VESTS, short sleeves. Usually 5/11 to 6/11— All sizes to clear 3/11 HEAVY COTTON VESTS. A great wearer. Usually 3/6 to 3/11 FINE CASHMERE ALL WOOL QUEENSLAND COMBINATIONS. No sleeves, short legs, W. & O.S. Were 11/6 and 12/6 —Now 7/11 HEAVY FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES. High neck, long sleeves. Full fitting. O.S. size. Were 9/11 — To clear 5/11 ■ A few only WOMEN’S WOVEN NIGHTS. Usually 9/6 to 12/11— To clear 5/11 AT HUNT’S VILLA d’ESTE :: HASTINGS

• YOUR EYES TROUBLING YOU? J Let us test your sight k\ ■ raEE ’ Yv- \ fr No need to strain your eyes unU ' J,\~ necessarily or dangerously when proV/ * perly-fitted glasses will save your sight. W Have your eyes tested to-day with our w scientific GenothalnUc Refractor. We will tell you if you need glasses—if you do not, we will tell you so. Alan Grant, M.P.S., Woodward’s Pharmacy. HERETAUNGA STREET • - HASTINGS

Nearly 6 Million Tons by Rail Average of 2j pence a Ton Per Mile. OFFICIAL statements during recent years have reminded New Zealanders that their railways could be made to “pay" (in the hard-and-fast book-keeping sense of the word “pay”) if the low rates for heavy freight were increased, but such procedure would be against the railways’ working policy, which gives fair national consideration to the welfare of industries, primary and secondary. The national Importance of the railways’ freight service Is seen in the figures for the past year—an aggregate of 5,824 81 I tons, carried at an average charge of 2.38 pence (less than 2 J pence) a ton per mile. The railways are the only kind of land transport that can provide such national service. Wellington, / 25th Jul/, 1932. V-SyV-General Managed ■ N.Z. Railway