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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 236, 18 September 1934, Page 3

SPRING without Neu) Clothes — IS MERELY THE TERMINATION OF winter l CAN YOU PICTURE SPRING rr • WITHOUT NATURE’S ADORNMENT OR FIND YOURSELF MISSING THE BEST OF LIFE—OR IN OTHER WORDS AN INEXPENSIVE OUT OF SEASON! SUGGESTION! maenson sports coats FLANNEL I ROLSERS Jrom —in Donegal, Window Pane, tO 35? Harris and Homespun effects, including “Maenson” and “Lynx.” _ , Spring s Latest in Men s wear at — 39/6 - 45/- - 49/6 A revelation in English tailor-HOUSC O£ ing—unsurpassed in Quality.lff Bw See Them Now! W O Arf

UNIVERSAL GARAGES HAWKE’S BAY’S LEADING GARAGES. Out they go! What Offers ! Extraordinary Values at our Clearance Sale of USED CARS, TRUCKS & TRACTORS

We must have room for large shipments arriving of the New FORD V-B—the Finest Ford Oar ever build. Now is your opportunity to purchase a really good Used Car or Truck at Clearance Price Large stocks to choose from, including:— FORD MODEL “A” TUDOR SEDAN, FORD MODEL “A” COUPE, FORD FORD MODEL “ A ” TON DELIVERY, MODEL “A” PHAETON. |-TON VAN, 30-CWT. TRUCK. Ail SuSrS S “« “J ">«« .re .tardily built, .ad io ord ® r * first-class mechanical order, HUDSON FORDOR SEDAN, HUPMOBILE FORDOR SEDAN, CHRYSLER ROAD- MORRIS MINOR VAN, MORRIS LIGHT STER, RUGBY TUDOR SEDAN, VAUX- VAN, FORD TON TRUCK, FORDSON ™dor ORD sed ß an. AU) hat C ™ ™ ™ AC ™‘ * B “‘ h SALOON, HUMBER SNIPE COUPE, BUICK and Ign,tlon system ’ £7s ’ COUPE, NASH COUPE. Some of these machines are in practic- . . ally new condition, having run small numerous others to choose from, mileage. Easy terms given to approved Clients, and finance arranged Garages Open Continuously. J. E. Peach & Co., Ltd. UNIVERSAL GARAGES NAPIER & HASTINGS

\ bale old matt is Mt White, Although he’s eighty-three. He never seems t»> have the ’flu No coughs oi colds has he He s used for very many vears A trusted method sure. For coughs and colds he is pn’pa " th Woods (lien l P. I'pci m:ii;

At the meeting of the Waipukurau Borough Council last night a resolution of sympathy was passed to Cr. T. Staines in his illness.