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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 81, 17 March 1936, Page 9

Guard Their Sight— Children’s vision needs / 7® special care. A Watch your children for signs of eyestrain, weakness or shortsighted- ™ ness—these are easily remedied, but adversely affect the child’s welfare ■ , ■ when neglected. AU *?« examinations made by Mr. Alan Grant, Consult our Modern Optical Dept. F.1.0.N.Z. THE ALAN GRANT PHARMACY

Bradshaw’s New Season Fabrics Reveal Attractiveness and THIS WEEK, day by day, newly-arrived Autumn aMftjSLLgSjr : Fabrics and Dress Materials • : will take place in Bradshaw’s famous range. ■■•■-'-n LADIES WILL BE DELIGHTED ’ WITH THEIR INSPECTION. See Hawke’s __ _ _ « ®5 Bradshaw s For FASTER LIGHTING Phones: LONGER LASTING k 1130 NAPIER I 2170 HASTINGS COAL I BARRY BROS. LTD. DITPN TATTPIDI 1 GENERAL CARRIERS AND DUIUI 1 AUrlKl WOOD & COAL MERCHANTS

HAPPY EASTER TRIPS Wide Choice by Rail “Something for Everybody” is the Railway Department’s assurance for Easter trips — scenic travel without worry — as comfortable as it is economical. While you enjoy a journey at lowest possible cost, you help to ease the burden of taxation. Some of your friends would like to chat with you about “excursioning” together. Concession for families and sports parties. Book Your Seat To-day

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GENERAL HARDWARE & PLUMBING MERCHANTS New Premises in I queen street NEXT PUBLIC TRUST OFFICES Now Open Henry Williams & Sons HASTINGS \X7I-J AT 00 LOCAL o I £ W ■■ ZA I ARCHITECTS f 9 say AB out e 9 o 9 yj Here is one's unbiassed opinion! — “Tree-tex is the finest all-purpose DC 17 $ wall-board we have ever used—lt Is so KEiD much superior to others that we zm </) INVARIABLY SPECIFY IT.’’ Kg I McLEOD & GARDNER limited* liHLLERS— TIMBER MERCHANTS — MARKET ST-, HASTING.: