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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17439, 10 April 1931, Page 8

Tim construction of temporary shops in Napier was rP-emmnoiieod in earnest on Tuesday and the rim; of hammers eould bo heard on all sides, reports the Telegraph. tfhops are springing up literally like mushrooms, the majority being situated in the Dickens street area, which escaped t!m worst Mvagos of tho lire. Two I locks of shops, one on the corner of Clive Square and Dickens street, are. rapidly nearing completion, while between these two. on the site adjacent to tlm Hawke’s Bay Power Hoard’s, structure, rapid progress is being made with a, further block. Tho const met ion of these promises in addition to those erected in t'live and Memorial squares, is ample evidence of the confidence which is held by the business community in the future of Napier and in her recovery from tho disastrous blow dealt by the earthquake.'

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS RE WOOD 18s l-ecu'd, stove blocks delivered at door.—Ring 339.

PARIS HOUSE By Directions of the Officio 1 Assignee. LAST DAY OP CLOSING DOWN SALE TO-MORROW. Creator Bargains than over. Models and Kmart Rcady-To-Wears •at Prices Relow Cost.

“THE CRUCIFIXION" by KNOX CHURCH CHOIR with Orchestral Accompaniment CITY HALL, SUNDAY, April 12, at 8.15 pan. Soloists: Mr. R. Mitchell, tenor; Mr, ,T. Onrrins'ton-Wollby, Bass. Silver Collection in aid of Organ Fund. CU9