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

Here they are More •*' STOCKTAKING THROW-OUTS This is the most remarkable clearance of quality goods that has ever been staged in Hastings. Quantities in some lines are limited —be early! COLOURED BATH TOWELS, lovely heavy qual- TABLE DAMASK, good white mercerised finish; ity, in bright designs. Size 57 x 27. Usually 52 inches wide. Usually 2/3 — 3/11 each— Clearance Price 2/6 ea. Clearance Prise 1/3 yard 1 Piece Helio SIPPLE CLOTH, double-width, COLOURED TOWELS, size 18 x 36. Good washgood quality. Usually 1,11 , . ing quality. Usually 1/- each — Clearance Price llld yard Clearance Price 6jd each Balance of our FUR SETS, in assorted skins. ' ■ ' ■ ■"' ' —* All to go at Half Price.. Usually 15/6, now 7/9; 7 Piece of ART SILK CREPE DE CHENES, usually 17/6, now 8/9; usually 21/-, now 10/6 MAROOAINS, etc., including “Fleunta,” in smart figured designs. Usually 5/11 and 6/6 — LOVELY CBEPE DE CHENE SCARVES, in as- Clearance Price 3/11 yard sorted shades and designs. Fine qualities. •• — Usually 5/11 and 6/6— Clearance Price 1/11 FIGURED SATIN ELEGANT, in rose shade, with ■ contrasting floral effect; double width. Usually NECKWEAR, in a variety of designs, including 5/n _ Clearance Price 1/11 yd. beaded collars — All to go at 1/- each 7 Dainty Shades in GEORGETTE, suitable for Tweed effect in ART BILK MAROCAIN in fawn evening wear. Good qualities. Usually 4/6 to *** da“ity 5/116/6 _ Clearance Price 2/6 Clearance Price 1/11 yard CHRISTY’S FAMOUS WHITE BATH TOWELS. EMBROIDERED TAFFETAS in sky, apple and Size 'll x 58. Fine, heavy, absorbent quality. ’ buttercup contrasting embroidered effect Usually 4/11— Clearance Price 2/11 each Usually 10/6— Clearance Price 4/11 30in. WHITE NURSERY FLANNELETTE. Super- Odd ends in FACE CLOTHS. Shades of me ior quality. Smooth finish. Usually 1/2- and mid-brown; o 4 inches unde. Usually 19/6Clearance Price 8d yard Clearance Price 6/11 4 Ends of PYJAMA CLOTHS, in good bold de- 54in. NAVY BLUE FACE CLOTH, weightl suit--86 i “ 1 " 8 Phones, 2006 ; 2066. BAIRD’S 1,01,0,6 ■ V Hastings and Waipnkurau X

At tho Police Court at Dunedin, before Mr. W. 11. Bundle, S.M., William McKenzie, Thomas Wills Stewar t and Stewart Walter Muir •were charged with, on July 4, wilfully setlling fire to a-, shop and dwelling owned by McKenzie. Detective Power stated that he found some partly burned cotton wool amongst the cinders in tho shop. The accused, in statements, admitted tho offence, tho object being to obtain insurance money. The accused pleaded guilty and were committed for sentence.