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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 56, 22 March 1937, Page 2

BOOKSELLBRS & STATIONERS P. J. S> GEORGE — The Printer (Established for Half-a-Century) OFFICE STATIONERY & SUPPLIES SHOW CARDS & TICKET BOARDS Cnr. Heretaunga and Warren Streets, HASTINGS. fTHE ECONOMICAL WAY te SELL your name is by PRINTING IT1 and to obtain good printing with reai PULLING POWER at LOW COST 'Phone, 3963, WATTIE LIMITED QUEEN STREET — HASTINGS EASTER READING & EASTER CARDS — At JJARSDEN JJOOK Qo., J^TD., EMEBSON STREET :: NAPIER YOUR STATIONERY, Typewriter Supplies, Office Requisites, Carbon, Typing Paper, Account Books, Envelopes, etc., can be procured at LOWEST PRIOES from— JOSEPH WILSON & SON, LTD., Queen Street : Hastings O. T. CRAWFORD (Successor to Mra K. M. Harvey) HERALD-TRIBUNE AGENT — Havelock North — For — Books » Stationery - Latest Magazines Fancy Goods * Drapery • Toys, etc. fOSTEE gBOOK BOOKBELLER, ETO. HASTINGS The following New Books are in stock: Adventnres in Algeria, by Brian Stewart. 13/6 True Thomas, by Thomas Ward . . 15/6 Wonders of« Great Barrier Reef, T. C. Roughley 19/6 Lady and the Arsenic, Jasper Shearing 13/6 Retnrn to Malaga, Bruce Lockhart 13/6 Standard, by Alexander Lernet Holenia 7/6 Experiment in Crime, by Frankau 7/6 Kingdoaa in the Caetus, Seltzer .. 7/6 We also specialise in the delivery and posting of newspapers and magazines.« Office and Domestic Stationary and supplies. Full stocks of school requisites fot Primary and Secondary Schools. POSTER gBOOK THE SUNSHINE BAKERY OUR WEDD3NG CAKES OUR BIRTHDAY CAKES The Best in Town. OUR CAFETERIA For MORNING & AFTERNOON TEAS Ring 4012. J. B. FLETCHER LTD. HIGH-CLASS BUTCHER • 108 HERETAUNGA ST. • HASTINGS VEAL STEAK 7d lh, TOMATO 8AUSAGES •• 5d 1b. Phone 3856. A DVERTISEMENTS under the headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous, etc., are accepted at the following rates: — 16 Words ..... 1/- cash 1/6 booked 24 Words 1/6 cash 2/- booked 32 Words ..... 2/- cash 2/6 booked HOTEL ACCOMMODATION, ETO. . JHBST — AND ALWAYS FIRST JJRENT'S JJOTEL ROTORUA QAULFIELD QOUSE Sydney St, East (opp. Parlt. Buildings) WELLINGTON. Modern Guest House. Bed and breakfast, 7/6 j daily tariff 12/6; weekly by arrangemeat. MRS. E. MAXWELL. TeL 42-355. JJOTEL gPA — YAUP0 (Under Vice-Regal Patronage). Fully licensed and A.A. Assn. House with excellent cuisine. Private fishing, thermal baths and sights on the property. P.O. Box 12. 'Phone 18. TAUPO. T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. gERKELEx JJOTEL (Wellington 's largest Wooden Private Hotel) — ORIENTAL BAY WELLINGTON rpHE BERKELEY, which was recently damaged by fire is now being renovated and redeCorated throughout, in readiness for the Summer Season. Meanwhile rooms are available in the undamaged portion of the House. Tariff: 12/6 per day, £3 15/- per week. L. F. KELLY — Proprietor. Overseas Vessels Bounc for New Zealand. Opawa: Left London February 11 for Suva, Dunedin (due March 24), Lyttelton, Timaru and Nelson. Mataroa: From London, left Southampton February 19 for Wellington (due March 27) aud Auckland. Kumara: Left Glasgow February J in ballast for New Zealand (due March 27), via Cape of Good Hope. Cumberland; Left Liverpool February 22 for Auckland (due April 1), Wellington (due April 9), Lyttelton, Dunedin. and Bluff. Golden Bear: Left Los Angeles March 8. Due Auckland April 2nd. Wairuna: Left Los Angeles March 6. Due Auckland April and Napier April 8. Koptic: Left Antwert (Holland), February 24. Due Auckland April 6. Austialand: Left Halifax February 27. Due Auckland April 5. City of Brisbane: Left New York March 3. Due Auckland April 5. Rangitane; Left London March 4. Duo Wellington April 7. Ruahine: Left London February 25. Due Bluff Apri] 7. Horarata: Left Glasgow March 3. Due New Ze land April 12. Doris Star: Left London March 9. Due Auckland April 18. Tongario: Lef Liverpool March 14. Due Auckland April 22. Brandon: Left Antwert February 18. Due Auckland about April 3*).