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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 77, 14 March 1935, Page 1

FOR SALE. JpOR SALE —5-section Beeston Boiler in new condition. Cheap for cash. Lc Quesne and Cowan, Queen Street, Hastings. JpOB SALE Pine Firewood, 4ft. lengths, 30/- per cord; 9in. blocks, ! 36/- per cord, delivered, C.O.D. Ring 4039, Hastings. SALE —Gas Water Heater, best make, practically new condition. Cheap. Apply 252, Tribune, Hastings, VOR SALE —Violin, .full tone. Particulars write 250, Tribune, Hastings. SALE — A Drophead Sewing Alachine. Only £4. Will give written guarantee. Write "Sacrifice,” 256, Tribune, Hastings. |7OR SALE—Chevrolet Tourer In good in ining order, body work excel•ent. Foster, 400 Gascoigne Street, Hastings. ViVJI 88G x 120 Tyres, Tubes and Kims; one 700 x 21 new retread Tyre and Tube. Apply Cudby auu Kelt’s, Nelson Street, Hastings. jPOR SALE—3O-gal. Electric Cylinder, almost new; also a number of Skylights. 'Phone 3718, Hastings. SALE —Band Re-saw, 42in. x 3in. wheels. Write 202, Tribune, Hastings. l?k)R SALE — Threequarter Billiard Table, slate bed, perfect condition, all accessories, dining table top. A bargain. Ring ’Phone 4077, Hastings. RADIOS from £8 10/- upwards, all in thorough working order. Wireless Service Co., Ltd., Heretaunga Street, Hastings. OREAT SALE NOW ON! Giri/’ Winter Dresses and Coats, 5/each. All goods greatly reduced. Wardrobe Dealer, King Street, IlastHlgS. T>EID & GREY 13-coulterTopdresser, Saw Benches, Saws and Spindles. H.B. Machinery Exchange, Karamu Road, Hastings. VUKNITURE of Style and Quality and Value that you will appreciate at Mathews, corner Heretaunga and Charles Streets, Hastings. FURNITURE made up to customers’ uccds and ideas they have with our own, thus assuring satisfaction. I Alathews for Factory to PiAflic Furni- | ture, Hastings. IF PRICE & QUALITY count with you then call on Alathews before : furnishing. Corner Heretaunga and Charles Streets, Hastings. VELIABLE GOODS at lowest cash prices. Prudent buyers are Alathews’ Regular patrons. Address, corner Heretaunga and Charles Streets, Hastings. O.OOD QUALITY' Settee Squabs, covered with extra heavy Wool Aloquctte, reduced from 35/- to 22/6 each at Christie’s, Russell Street, Hastings. I I: A U'fIFUL CRETON NES’ oTi 1 v small quantity left, 6 pence and .12 pence per yard, at Christie’s, Russell Street, Hastings. QOMETHING WORTH WHILE' Ctak Duchess with three reflex mirror*, Tallboy, and Double Bed with best iron rails. Was £l9 10/-. Now £li. 10/- the lot to clear. Christie’s, Hastings. J ODD OAK DINING CHAIRS, cane backs, sprung leatherette seats; 25/- each to clear. Christie’s, HastOONGOLEUM, Oft wide, at. 3/6 per J yard. An extra special at Christie’s, Russell Street, Bastings. EDUCATIONAL KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. Only by constantly increasing your knowledge can you hope to achieve advancement in life. You can acquire such knowledge—in your spare time—• by studying the I.C.S. Course that fits your case. Over 300 Courses include— Grocers’ and Drapers’ Courses, Alarine and Steam Certificates, Commercial Training, Matriculation, Accountancy Exams., Radio Eng-, etc. Write for full details to— THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD. Dept. "B, ” Box 120, Hastings. “BUNTY’S” TALKS (Continued). ■ And here’s another thing. The moment our milk leaves the machines it passes through a cooler which bacteriologically (I nearly fell over flat.’) is exceedingly important. (Into the uext paddock, please) I mean, ordinary milk goes sour overnight in warm weather. Our milk certainly does not. Try our milk fcr one month and we’ll bo friends for life. DONALD CRANKO THE DAIRYMAN. ’Phone 4167. SAW BENCHES. In steel or wood, rigid type or swing top. First-class work at a second-class price. Circular Saws and Saw Spindles and Belting always in stock. HURSTHOUSE & CO. Engineers. KING STREET. HASTINGS. _ — -1 SDL ITHT SCHOOL Ob’ DRESSMAKING (N.Z.) RE-OPENING FEBRUARY 25th. Dressmaking, Patternmaking and Designing thoroughly taught. ENROL NOW! Morning, Afternoon & Evening Classes. | UNION BANK BLDG., HASTINGS. A CUTE RHEUMATISAI. ENDED.- [ “For some weeks I suffered with acute rheumatism,’’ writes Mrs. i Wilkes, Mauku. “1 underwent doc- . tor’s treatment with no results, but niter three weeks’ treatment with I R-U-R my rheumatism entirely dis j appeared.” R U-R is sold with moneyl>aek guarantee bv Webber’• Phar- I mney, Hastings. Ask for Free Booklet. *