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9 i^r l| CDC f \zjjr \ar BV I I mm l\ mm #. - FOR SAVINGS NOTABLE BARGAINS THAT YOU MUST NOT M»S ladies' half price schoc£yswear tweed c0ats remnants Boys' Navy High School Pullovers in | An opportune- pnrchase by our Home good Colonial make. Assorted size«. buyers. The latest English Tweeds, cut ■ QofllfrlaV 7 ^0 H 1TI in the ' newest styles. * Art silk lined' OatUrflayy £.JU p.lll. SCHOOL HOSE. throughout. S.S.W., S.W. and w; Sizes rrton-n Vl?l VFTFFNS Boys' School Hose m good dependable CORDED yELYETEENS. wool quality. Rar tops m all colours. SPECIAL A£\ I i* Fine, quality Gorded Velveteen in shades gizes 4 t(X To clear 1/11, 2/3, 2/6 OFFER ffjf / l|. . Qf Rose, Nigger, Black and Cream. BOYS' WHITE BAND SH1RTS. I - - Usually &/6 yard. ; a clearing liue of White TwiH B*nd . ■ - - ■ ■ - ■ Sale Price 3/11 yard Skirts, heavy quality- Usually 5/11. Wpur DORCAS RAYTEX Navy SHORTS T« e,ew 1A •*th IlLfV A fine fadeless Cambric, guai'ahteed in A , • , e . . ... • - * TvrrifttMtT nn A/^17 O evefy Way. Ideail for lingerie. In Pale Boys supUrioif Navy Serge ^ or s wi | autumn- fr0gks u ,■ „ • , , aalo rriot 1/- yard ^nmel SHIRTS. Smart Woven Frocks m plairi shades and TENN1S CLOTH. Boys' Grey or Navy Flahnel Shirts. Sizes • flecked effeets Assorted styles, in p. . White Tennis Cloth in novelty trellis 4 to 10. Good all wool quality. I to W.X. weave. Guarauteed British quality. Sale Price 5/11 to 7/11 cpwpiAT 4*.* / 36in. wide. Usually 3/ll yard. BOYS' SPORTS COATS. OFFER 21 I m Yo clear 1/6 y*rid Boys' Donegal Tweed Coats. Strong ^ I KANJARA CREPES. hS'd*We0ri"S qUS^yPri^ 22/6 to 36/8 _ The balance of Our stock m sfnart check BOYS' NAVY MACS ' l»*» U BOiriJ « and striped effeets. Fast boiling colours Guaranteed makes in *Boys' Navy Rain* HALr PKltE. * . ®lrlp^S- K® ri AU tete. Tb„roughly wnterproof. Checks— 1/9 yard Sale Price. 17/6 to 29/6 CITMMFR FROriCS SINGLE bed EIDERS. BOYS- SHIRTS. UU1TI1UEIV 1 UVVIVU Six only quality Eiderdowns in assorted Good strong Grey Union Shirts for hard d • tioIHt,,, designs. Well-filled. Pretty broche ef- wear, Lasting quality. Usually, 6/11. Final clearance of all FroCks in Boihng e . J " c_u p-j-- a/± miks Cottons Liiiens and Fandv Maro- fects m Mauve, Rose and Blue. Usual ___. f biJJcs, Hottons, kinens ana.rancy maro PriceS up to 37/6. d BOYS' TWEED OVERCOATS. cams' To clear 22/6 Our whole stock of Boys' Tweed OverAll Half Price damaskcloth. price" Stiperior quality British Damask Table- Sale Prices from 13/6 ' cloths with coloured borders in assorted boys* singlets. riEIAI Shades. Siie 58 x 68. Wool and Cotton Singlets in. assorted JT llvjnLLi To clear 3/11 each sizes from 24in. to 32in. Usually 4/11. hat bargains new season s KNirriNG wools. boys' singlets. "* pri™ *"h " ?.at.ons Ro®eA and SaPer Fingerings, Kaiapoi ahd Manawata All Wool SfnREADY- 1/11 a"d ^otea 4*P!^ y ehdy Swift glets in fine qualitv. Natural shade. TO-WEARS " 1 / 1 1 n, i «7 Homespun 4-ply Fingering, Sizes 24 to 32in. Usually 6/9 to 8/li. * I * * Raton * Ra^y Wools. All shades Now 5/6 and 5/11 X BAIRD SUMMER^^^^ SALE

TE AUTE DU8TRI0T SPORTS OLDB. T ^NNUAL jgHEEP J^OG »JRIALH ' ' KOPARAKORE, " OPAPA. WEDNESDAY, THUESDAY AND FEIDAY MABOH 10, 11 and 12. Rtm under new rules of N.I. Shefcp Dog Trial Ass.ociation. Entries CLOSE with Seeretary, SA11UEDAY, March 6. Late entries to be run in order of receipt of same. Draw will be advertised in Herald-Tribuiie on Monday, 8th March. OFFlClALS. — Patron; A, M. Williams, Esq. Patroness; Mrs. C. K.' White. President: H. R. Campbeil, Esq. , Beeretaryi Jack CaiHpbeii, "Duncraig/' Opapa, Comaiittee! Messrs. A. Smith, L. E. Smith, E. S. Collison, A. McKen^ie, j. Mills, D. Condon. Timekecper; G.f Heaps. Flag Stewart: A. McKeflziC. PEOGEAMME. CLASS 1. — Long-head, bfinging baflk and holding in ring. CLASS ti. — Short head, bringing back and yardirrg. CLASS 111. — Huutaway. A separate class for maiden dogs (which have not won a first or.seeolld priEe prior to the eommencement 0f this meeting) wili be run in CunjUnction with each opcn eveat, » ' Nominations for Open EventB: Meftibors 7/6, Non-meinbers 10/-. Maidon: Members 5/-, Non-members 7/6. Prizes. — Open CiaSses: First £5, second £3 10/-, third £2, fourth 10/-. Maiden Dogs! First £8, seCond £2, third £1. Also valuable Chalienge CUps and twelve special trophies and prizes. Competitors entering for teams ptilses must nominate the team of dogs with the Secretary before the cooimencemeiit of events. For pattieulars and any informatiOfl write or ring D. M. Campbeil. Waipiropiro, " 'Phone 6542, Hastings. DONALD M. OAMPBELL, Chairman. JACK CAMPBELL, Hon. Secretary. 'Phone No. 6904. PIG BUYEES. W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD. C/o NELSONS (N.Z.) LTD., Hastings. Killing Tomoana Works. Sub-Agents and Carriers: F. K. Martin, Fernhill. 'Phone 3A1 Taradaio. . A. J. Hastie, Waipukurau. 'Phone 48. Pig Buyer; A. S. Berry, Dannevirke. 'Phone 2595 PRIVATE CURING — By— ELITE BACON FACTORY Satisfaction Guaranteed. lid per lb. charged on finished weiglit. Pigs Colleeted ex Works FEEE. 'PHONE 3627 HASTINGS PIG BOYERS THOS. BORTHW1CK & SONS (Aust., Ltd.) Qighest prices paid. Killing j liawke's Bay Meat Co., Whakatu. B. A. SANDERS, Buyer. 'Phone, Day or Night, 4037.

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