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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19269, 10 March 1937, Page 7

(!) % AS ILLUSTRATED BELOW Created in exclusive shapes for the 29 H.B. Stores by the famous— JOHN B. STETSON COMPANY THE KENSINGTON is the season’s favourite hat with men who appreciate the importance of style. The quality, too, is right. The selection just opened comprises all the latest shapes and popular colours, including the new “ English Grey.” There are also the new tonings in Fawns and Browns. Stetsons 49/6 Woodrows 35/Creans 25/ Battersbys 25/ | the famous I “RALEIGH” HAT n Ik, ■llk m 1 m m m % i m 17/6 Stores Only L [HALUENSTEtN BROSt? ZEALAND K, m d Bag HR ’ m immmm u GLADSTONE ROAD. GISBORNE. nrlcliuQ P Naturally / T * when you use " ( -- I •S' •s' r E Fast ALISH <3he EXTBkA

MONEY TO LEND on FIRST MORTGAGE of APPROVED CITY AND COUNTRY < FREEHOLDS at 4j°/ 0 Apply to any Agency of— GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT W. E. ARNOLD, Commissioner, HEAD OFFICE, WELLINGTON. 1 \ & No Meal Is complete without CREAM from the OKITU FACTORY ALWAYS FRESH, PURE AND SWEET "Jj'Oß whipped cream for * cakes and sponges you need the freshest possible, otherwise it will not whip properly. Fresh supplies are brought into the OKITU FACTORY daily. <JYVEET cream always adds the finishing touch to delicate dishes. Trifles, fruit salads, and iellies are never the same without plenty of cream from the OKITU FACTORY.

T INRN-MATUvINC! OUTFIT (Rub- ■* J iter stamp of your name), pad, brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot, 3/6: post acre 3d extra.—At the Herald Office.

T INRN - MARKING OUTFIT (Rubher stamp of your name), pad, brush. Indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot, 3/6: postace 3d extra,—At the Herald Office.