THE HOU S E OF BLACKMORE For the man on the land. jSljgKl Blackmore's are renowned for their fcJ ample sfocks of gOod quality workiag * 0 we r' SLIGKER COATS W ALL W00L „ , 29/6 37/6 52/6 75/WORKING ALL WOOL WORKING / SHIRTS SOCKS THE SHOP FOR w" rS V3 2/6 3/11 ALL WEATHER WEAR WOOL — SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS 17/6 22/6 27/6 32/6 THE MAN'S SHOP HASTINGS!
The Outstanding Firm in Hawke's Bay For ( ENGAGEMENT RINGS We Absolutftly Q-uarantee the Stones to be Securely Set and if oy any chance a Stone does come out we wll Supply Another oner Ftee. H. J. CRIEVE LTD. HERETAUNGA STREET. * HASTINGS. j Savings— it *■ I m WARM UNDERWEAR FOR WOMENFOLK I INTERLOCK BLOOMERS. • Best quelity. All I sizes Per pair 2/3 and' 2/6 ||| INTERLOCK NIGHTDRESSES. Lade trimmed and I prettily worked 5/IJ, 6/ 6 and tt/6 I INTERLOCK PYJAMAS. Good selOction. Long; aird I short sleeves . . ..... 6/6, S/S aDd 16/6] I WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS. Valua m warm Win- | ceyette Pyjamas. Good shades ........ Per pdi? 2/11 INTERLOCK VESTS. Cream Interloqk Vests. Good jij | quality 2/3 and 2/6 | ALL WOOL VESTS. Heavy weight and Silk and I wool 2/11, 4/6 aaad 5/6 | BED SOX. . Heavy weight, all wool Per pair 2/H. I DRESSING GOWNS. Ladies' Padded Bressing Gowns I 16/- and 18/6 I BED JACKETS. Good range of Woollen Bed ||| ? Jackets. Dainty shades 4/11, 7/11 and 14/6 | ROBERT MAGILL UNDERWEAR SFECIALISTS I HASTINGS — NAPIER — WAIHOA ARMSTRONG, RUDGE COVENTRY ROYAL ENFIELD JAMES TRIUMPH CYCLES Htmdfeds to choose from Cash or Confidenfial Terms. Old Cycle* as Deposit. C R. STEVENS & SQNS, LTD. iEstablished 1904. Farrrous for Famous CyclesHASTINGS — NAPIEH — § WAIPUKURAU Hastings Manager, A. J. Smith, j 116 PAGES FOR 6d. j 1 1 1 Speeial Issue of 'Railways Magazine ! • ~ * "• j EIGHTY ILLUSTRATIONS I ! ^ — - — — . ; I - : j The MAY. ISSUE o£ the "N.Z. Railwavs Magazine" j I £ has worthy treatment of the new Wellington station * »' iii two* featui*e 'arfcicles by A. S. -Wansbrough (Designing 1 | Engineer of the Department) and 0. N. Gillespie. s J OTHER SPECIALS ARE-rr « J "R. L. St^yenson and His Friends," by James Cowan t f "In Old Dunedin/' by Robin Hydef. \ | "Goof 's ^Hocussed History," by Ken Alexander. j J "A Chieftainess of Tuhoe,'- by Gwenda Williams. J > "Romance of Nox'th New Zealand," by Jean Boswell. » 1 1 "Relief Expeditions in the Mountains," by John Pascoe. 1 ' 1 "White Fury,'* by Andrew Stewart. [ l * j 6d At Book Shops and News Agencies 6d ! ' l- 1
SIMPLE DEWLOE; REAPS FORTUN1But it wasn't the inventor who, iinerj his pockets. Run no riska with youi idea. Patent it first and groteet your self. Consult us Uow— fully and confi dentially. Henry Hughes Ltd. (I)irec tors: W. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter Registered Patent Atorneys), 214-21 J D-XC. Building, J7ellington,
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 101, 15 May 1937, Page 9
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