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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 37, 27 February 1937, Page 7

X LAST WEEK OF 3C BAIRD'S SALE Hosts of Final Clearancfe Bairgains in all Departments LADIES* SPORTS HOSE. TQWELS. Pure All Wool Fancy Sports Hose. Heavy qutality Cploured. Towels in a Morley's make. Neat design in.good good British make, Fasfc wa.shing Brown shades. UsuaJly 7/l 1 eolours. §izes 22 44, XJsualily l/fi, To plpar 2/11 To plppr, ppph %/• > cgiiw novES HANDBAGSi 4-' 1-4- r'l i a Assorted lot of Handbags in Morocpddments m quahty Gloves, wcjud- po, Li,ard SUin and WWte Wwbing mg Suede, Kld, We»^B «pd Doe, ^ HJf "Priq, skin To clear, per pair 4/11 TWEEPS GIRLS' CASHMERE HOSE- 54-inch All Wool Tweeils for eqsPdre all wopl qualities in leading tpmes, skirts or coats, |n assorted British makes, in Black, Fawns and wea.ves and shades. Usually up to Browns. Usuaily 4/9. To clear, pair 2/11 iO/6 yard , . . . Td clear, per yard 4/11 * HALF PRieE FROCKS. CROCHET WOOL. Final clearance q£ Morning 'and Af-2-ply Crochet Wool in Gyeen, Wine? ternoon Froeks in Cottons, Linfc?|s Oranga, Grey, Gpld, Saxfe, Black, and Art Silks All HaljF Priep Usually 10d, lOid . . T, d«ar, .kem 6d LINGERlE CAMBRIC, LADIES'* HATS. fine fadeless Cambric guaranteed Panamas and Wffshing Hats pf vat?l- in every ,va.y A Dorcas fahrie in oiir kinds in While and eolours. Pale Blue, Shell. Peaeh. Usually Tp clear, thch %/• l/ll yard . . . , . . Tp clear, per ykrd 1/y BAIRD'S Sumw:f, scilaE nce. X

lifcrr1!! injiii.j i ui-.i.y j ,i.,t iTn.i in r if your ~~ ~|| 5 Privilege e - fJ?HE right to pominate those who ore to = J benefit from your estate is a precious - z privilege, biit ihe most consciehtious eier- = ^ cise of this privilege may be frustrkted |f ~ ^ you do not appoint a capable executor of - E unimpeachable integrity, z I" Contult th« Pubtie Trutteef - t-. — or his local representativa Z ■ . ! SfePUBLIC i TRPSTEEJ ' c * - - -- ■ - - - - . frf? ■ 2 1 \lllilllHHI'UHHI' II'IIIHI Iiiiiiiniuiiiinjr STAMINA / SAnrrr! StuU/ 1 • See ihe 1 1937/ j^ltliradeRdei — — Chmpiotm say mm©m tm TENNYSON ST. NAPIER mqni^4X. I %eeman 7tlotol ^ubblies MOTOR WRECKERS NOW WRECKING— STEWAET TEUCK, 880 * 80 tyre, BUICK MASTBR SIX ESSEX, 8 «yL THE HOUSE OF A MILUON PARTS 'Phone 2696- HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS 1 SAFE HOLIDAYS AT WANAKA | The Charmer of the South To assure heathful care-fpee days for yourselves and your children choogc Lake Wanaka thip Summer and Autumn, Fresh mountain air and tonic sunshine. Bathe in the clear warin waters of the lake and bask on beautiful beaches. j Special playground for children^ with plenty of amusement deviees, by the lake. Wanaka Hotel has epsy accommodation for 150 guests. Balconies have inspiring views of lake and mountains. Beautiful native and exotic birds in old-world garden. All manner of laiinch and motor trips amid enchanting scenes. Angling, free deer-stalking, tennis, bowls, golf, etc. The Railway Department 's comfortable service cars maintain speedy daily connections to Pembroke from both Dunedin and Palmerston, Train services from Dunedin, conneeting at Cromwell with ears for Pembroke, also run daily. You will be Happy at Wanaka ti * h

"THIS SAME JESUS, WHICH IS TAKEN UP FROM YOU INTO HEAVEN, SHALL SO COME IN LIKE \MANNER. ' — ( Aets 1; 11). Jk FREE ADDRESS will be givep (Ged willing) in the Uhited Hall; Lyndon Road, Qn SUNDAY NIGHT, at 7 o'elock on the Subject — "THE DAY OF THE LCtttD.^ The thief-like advent of Jesus Christ whose work will result in the downfall of human governments and the establishment of the Kingdom of God on earth, (1) Evidences' of the promised lite^al -retnrn of Ohrist * to earth. (John 14: 3; Aets 3: 20-21; Rev1; 7; Jas. 5; 7r8; Dan. 7: 13; Ipa 9: 7, 24; 23; Jer. 23: 5, etc.) (2) The nature of the work He will perform in that Wparalleled cris|s in human afGairs. (John 5; 25; IL Tim. 4; 1; Matt. 25: 31-2; Rom. §; 16; I. Peter 4; 7; II. Thess. ir79; Isa. 2: 12-22; Zeph. 1; 14-15; Jer. 25: 29-33; Isa. 32: 1; Rev. 11: 15)* . (?) Signs pecuiiar to our own tim03 . Now vjsible in the eapth indiacting that thp "Day of the Lord?? is nea? at hand. (Dan. 12s 1, 4; Luke 21: 25-6; II. Tim, 4s 3-4; Matt. 24; 12; Luke 21; 29r31; Jer. 31: 10 J Ez. 37 : 21-22, etc,) Questions Invited. Nq CoRectjion. All Interested Welcome. ' QHEISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY, Karamu Road; Hastings— Services are held qvery Sunday at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at 7.30 p.m. Sunday School now closed for school holidays. A free Reading Room is open at the Union Bank of s Australia Buiiding, Heretaunga Street, daily except Thurgfiay, from 1.80 p.m. to 4 p.m, GT. COLUMBA 'S PRESBYTERIAN ' OHURCH, Havelock North — Havelock 11 a.m., Kereru 3 p.m., Maraekakaho 7 p.m., Eev, E. Waugh; Havelock 7 p.m., Mr. J. Thorp. fHE ^POSTOLIC QHfRCH KING ST. (Squth) : HASTINGS. SUNDAY. 10.30; Prayer Meeting. U.O ; Breaking of Bread. 7,0 : Gospel Service, Speaker: Evangelist CoUn Martin. TUESDAY. 7.30: Speaker: Bro. Sargent THURSDAY. 7,30: Speaker: Bro, Sawyer, You Are Welcome. g0 Come. QTORTFORD LODGE MlSSION HALL— Gospel Service SubjOdt: "Discipleship." Speaker: Mr. J. Bixtcher. All Welcome. I