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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 1, 24 September 1937, Page 13

tcG's Introduce iw Season' s Famous clipse- All ' IITS .. .. iys to the forefront with style and value, t. G.'s have much pleasure in introducing smartest "Eclipse- All" suit styles for nevi on's wear. Included in their fine selection the very latest fancy Worsteds in Greys, ns, Browns, Navys and fancy Blacks. The ilar chalk stripes and checks are also oinent; correct in every detail with super quality linings. We flt the normal, tall or stout figures. See these new styles before you choose your new season 's suits. 112/6 to 155/For those who prefer a Suit of Navy Serge we have a fine range of high quality materials to choose from. Every yard bears our stamp of quality. • 16 oz. Fine Navy £5 19/6 ■ 18/19 oz. Super Fine Navy Serge . . £7 12/6 "Eclipse- All" Two-piece LOUNGE SUITS sliowing in a smart range of attractive materials in Light or Medium Grey Worsteds.] Prices to suit every purse From 75/Millar & Giorgi I Heretaunga Street, Hastings. r Railway Freight Service 6 v on Napier- Waikokopu Line Cheap Rates for Fertilisers Free Transport of Lime for Farmers who Use the Railways THE RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT are co-operating in the transport of general g*oods and live-stock on the Napier-\Yaikokopu line. 9 UP-TO-DATE YARDS and loading facilities for live-stock are provided at Bay View, Eskdale, Waipunga, Waikoau, Tutira, Kahika, Putorino, Ohinepaka, Wairoa, Nuhaka and Waikokopu. THOSE FARMERS who forward their wool and otlier goods .hy rail are entitled to have agricultural lime in truck lots carried free by rail for a distance of 100 miles, only a small charge being made for the use of tarpaulins covering the lime. A GOODS TRAIN leaves Napier at 5.30 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, arriving at Wairoa at f.1.40 p.m. The return train leaves Wairoa at 6.20 p.m., arriving *it Napier at 12.15 a.m, A connecting train to Palmerston North leaves Napier sliortly after arrival of the train from Wairoa. A train arrives from Wellington at Napier at 2.45 p.m. in time to connect with the Napier-Wairoa service. TIm railway service is limited to goods and parcels at present. The Stationmasters at Napier, Putorino and Wairoa will be pleasecl to arrange for Ihe supplv of wagons and give fnrther information regarding railway freights.