In declining an application for stands in front of and opposite the Courthouse for buses running from Hamilton to country districts, the Borough Council has decided to have a report prepared by its inspector on the possibility of removing all such stands from Victoria Street-. Owing to the lateness of the summer season and the imperative necessity of reducing stocks, Messrs. Hooker and Kingston are commencing on a Big November Intense Selling Campaign. The object is to make this month ol' November a big purchasing month and to catch up arrears of business—two months’ trading will, be done in one. Lower prices will operate from to-day throughout every department of the store. Crowd all your Christmas shopping into November. All the Christmas novelties and stocks are now in store —don’t delay—purchase during November and get the advantage of your Christmas shopping at Reduced Prices. Hooker and Kingston,.Ltd., noted for duality. ***
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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18169, 6 November 1930, Page 6
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