MISOUT.T.ANEOUS. YyANTED — A good home in the town. for purebred Cocker Spaniel Dog. Ring 2292 Hastings. TITODERN CHIROPRACTIC: S. L. Luxford, Kelly and McNeil's Building, Que.en Street East, Hastings. 'Phone 3806 for appointment. (GENT.'S NAVY SUITS, size 4, 5; Kitchen and Oec. Tables, Hospital Bed. Good prices given odd Jackets, Boots, Shoes. — Mrs. Home, llp King St., opp. Roachs'. "M"OTE. — The New Circle of Dress- . making. Join nowl Quick reliable methods. No chart. Rooms above Shaw 's, Queen Street, .Hastings. CALE— Men's Fawn Fleecy Lined Lumber Jackets, only 4/6 at F. Daines, Men's. Outfitter, next to Cart ton Club Hotel, Hastings. JJiSTlN CT1 V E MUDELS Otade to order. Tailored Suits, snappy Skirts and enchanting Evening Gowns. — Judith, near Mary Garden. T OOK! NOTE! STOP! Smith, The Sweep's nfew address: 811 Jervois Street, Hastings. 'Phone 2327. T>ARGAINS for Golfers.— Odd Clubs and a Set of Bobby Jones Irons, drastically reduced at Maitland 's Sports Depot, Heretaunga Street West, 'Phone 4046, Hastings. V^TANTED — Ring Mounting of any description. Don 't take risks with valuable stones. H. J. Grieve, Ltd., Jewellers, are specialists in stone setting and ring mounting. TJEMSTITCHING and Overlocking; Button-making; also full Btocks of Wool. Large range of babies' handknitted garments. — Robinson's Wool Shop., 221 Heretaunga St. E., Hastings. ATEET THIS SEASON with utter chic and.originality. Dress economically and well. Consult /'Judith" (near Mary Garden), Hastings. ]M UFFATT ELECTRIC STOVE, £10. Gas Fire, £2 10/-. Wardrobe, £3 10/-. Extension D. Table, £1 10/-. L.E. Oval D. Table, £1 10/-. — O'Grady's, Hastings. QUICK, SAFE, COMFORTABLE TRANSPORT for Cows, Pigj and Sheep. Prompt attention. Shortest notice. 'Phone 2203, Hastings, F. T. Heard. ■yi/ANTED — Repairs to entree dishes, teapots, hot water jugs^ In f act H. J. Grieve, Ltd., Jewellers, Hastings, , for repairs of any description akin to the trade. JXEALTH, your biggest • asset. Our Tonie builds up entire system. Course 4/6. New Era, Herbalists, Regent Theatre, Hastings. E. M. JUDL, c/o Johnstone's, J Hastings — Cushions, Eiderdowns, Loose Covers, Curtains, in fact all Soft Furnishings undertaken. Quotations submitted. VXfHY WASH? Ring for the, Hawke 's Bay Steam Laundry van to collect your bag wash. 'Phone' (Briasco), 4872 Hastings. J R. McGRATH, General Engineer, * Karamu .Road, Hastings — All classea of machinery installed and repaircd. Acetone and electric welding. 'Phone 3346. -WANTED — Old Gold in any quantity. H. J. Grieve, Ltd., Jewellers, Hastings, pay the highest ruling prices in Hawke 's Bay. ^ ALE— Men 's Fleecy Lined Pullovers, only 3/6 at F. Daines, Men's Outfitter, next to Carlton Club Hotel, Hastings. JH£AKE your own Leather, strong pliable, durable. Send 6 stamps for samples and particulars. — Benjamin A. Phelps, Tauranga. BOARD & RBS1DBNOB. J^ENSINGTON HOUSE, Avenue Rd. (opposite Station), Hastings — Furnished Flat, two or three rooms, available. All conveniences. J^OARD Wanted'with private family. Two single rooms. Must have garage. Write 445, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. . 5 ^yANTED — Full time Board for High Sehool Boy. Write stating terms to 442, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. WHERE TO STAY— Rooms with conveniences or- bed and tray if desired, two minutes past Railway Line, West Side. Somerset Honse, cnr. King and St. Anbyn Streets, Hastings. WENTWORTH — 307 Avenue Rd. W. Good accommodation; single and double rooms. CentraL 'Phone 3705. WHERE TO STAY1 "QBEENGABLE8" FOR BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Under. New Management and Newiy Renovated Throughout. Good Table Kept. Rooms to Let with Tray. P1G BUYERS. THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS 1 (AtJST. LTD.). Highest prices paid. Killing Hawke 's Bay Meat Co.'s Works, Whakatu. Buyer: B. A. Sanders, 'Phone 4037. Asst. Buyer: Allan Howard, Phone 3352. Day and Night. JACK AND JILL ' t Jack: Last week you told me about those wonderful milkshakes. Now I'll tcll you oue. I walked into a place and got a big pot of lovely tea aud sundwiches aud cakes for 6d. Jill: Whcre, oh where is that place? Jack: Ask yourself. At the Sunboam Dairy. It's the greatest place in town. WUSTEMrAN'S SALE.— Boys ' Scout Hats; usually 10/6, Sale Price 5/6; Men's Fur Felt Hats, usually 21/-, Sale Price 7/6, — Westerman's, Hastings. " * ^
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 150, 13 July 1937, Page 1
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