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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 269, 28 October 1932, Page 8

Poverty Bay Show In the sewing section of the Poverty Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s show, Miss A. R. McLean, Havelock North, was second for embroidered d’oyley; third for guest towel; third for piece fancy work, not otherwise enumerated; first for prettiest throwover; second for tray cloth, white; highly commended for child’s handsewn nightdress. In the sewing section of the Wairarapa Show, Miss McLean was first for pillow sham; third for Richelieu embroidery, and v.h.c. 'for toilet set. Mrs A. G. Wells, (Hastings), was first and Miss D. E. Wakelin (Hastings), third for tatting. When eggs get dearer you’ll be sorry you did not economise by preserving a good supply while they were cheap Use SHARLAND’S “MOA” BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE for a clean, economical job. HIGHLY COMMENDED. When visiting Napier, we recommend the "Troeadoro” for luncheon or morning or afternoon tea. The "Trocadero” is open Sundays and holidays and has the reputation for putting on the best meal in town. Tho "Trocadero” serves breakfast, dinner and hot tea daily at 1/6. Morning and afternoon tea 9d.—The "Trocadero,” Foresters’ Hall, Napier.*

Tennis shoes! Extra strong, to stand that extra half-hour of play you got from Mr Sidey. Men’s and women’s sizes from 3/6. Summer supply of kiddies’ sandals also in. F. Thorp and Co., Napier and Hastings.* ,

None should fail to wear corrective glasses when an examination shows their necessity. H. M. Bennett, F.S.M.C. (London), Optician, Bennett’s Buildings. Hastings etree*. Napier.*