MISCELLANEOUS WILL Hastings Shop given parcel to mind Tuesday morning please deliver it -to 575, Herald-Tribune, Hast- . "^yANTED. — 16 tennis "players to form private club; grass courts, eentral position, near Heretaunga Street. • Nominations to "Tennis," 547 Herald-Tribune, Hastings. "QRESSMAK1NG. — Expert workmanship. ■ Low charges. Bring your material to "Jeanette," 304 Beresford Street or ring 2439. QASH for Ladies' Costumes, O.S. Dresses, Men's Boots, Shoes. Highest prices, China, Crystal, Jewellery. Mrs. Horne, llq King Street, Hastings. t \\7"ANTED. — The finest value in Engagement Eings in Hawke's Bay. H. J. Grieve, Ltd., Jewellers, Watchmakers and Engravers, Hastings, are showing a lovely range of rings from £5. JJAG WASH. — 'Phone 4272 Hastings. 6ur van will call. We sterilise as well as .wash. We giye satisfaetion. — Hawke's Bay Steam Laundry. ' jyODERN CHlBOPB A CTIC. - 8. L. Luxford, Kelly and • McNeil's Building, Queen Street East, Hastings. Fhone 3806 for appointment. • A®?" ,US TO QUOTE for^windscreens, all plate glas3 work) glazing, showcase work, painting and general house decorating. "J. E. Bullivant, cr. King Street and St. Aubyn Street. Phone 3862 Hastings, ALL BOADS LEAD To the PLACE FOB "GOOD EATS." THAT'S r^HE "rjiROCADEBO" — NAPIER. gBOKEN WINDOWS promptly attended to. None too large or too small. J. E. Bullivant, cr. King and St. Aubyn Streets, Phone 3862 Hastings. H.B. DEMUL1TION CO. stocka re-J * * conditioned Bangesj Timber, all sizes; Iron, Doors, Windows. Everything in building line to farmers.— Opp. Fire Station. QJ.LASS.— Bring all you^ glass troubles to J. E. Bullivant, direct importer, cr. King and St. Aubyn Streets. Phone 3862, Hastings. glNGEB SEWING -MACHINE CO. — Latest achievement: Gear-driven full rotary machine. Sews backwards and forwards. Free service and demonstration. — ■ Sheppard, Municipal Buildings, Hastings. 'Phone 2036. Hemstitching. " 1PABY WEAR." — Organdie Bon* • nets. Good range of Sun Helmets, all sizes and all Baby and Toddlers' Requirements. Prices reasonable. — Mrs. Carmichael, next McCormack's Garage. .
TYRESS» Designing, Cutting and Making. — This you can readily learn at the "Moderne" SehooL Enquiries invited. Union Bank Building. I B. McGEATH, General Engineer,. • Karamu Boad, Hastings. — All classes of machinery installed and repaired. Acetone and electrie welding !Phone 3346. • . TpOB SALE — Single Dress Lengths in plain and floral Marocain, suitable for O.S. Mademoisello Bignon, 'Phone 4029 Hastings. ■ » A LEXANDEB- BACQUETS.— A new range of this popular make now showing at Maitland 's Sports Depot, Heretaunga Street W. Phone 404O." j^JISS E. M. J ULL, c/o Johnstoue's, Hastings. — Cushioiis, Eiderdowns, Loose Covers, Curtains, in fact all Soft Furnishings undertaken. Quotations submitted. YyANTED. — Challenge. We challenge anyone to beat our Suits iu fit and style. Wonderful Clo thing Bargains. Shop opposite Post Office, Napier. Support "The Two Napier Boys." T OCKNIT Bloomers, E.O.S. 2/11 and 3/6; School Tunics, fadeless, 23in, 4/11, 40in 8/11; School Bloomers, navy, from 1/6. — E. Power, Municipal Bldgs., Hastings. FOB ALL PAECEL DELIVERIES CALL THE S.P.D., 'phone 4004 pAINFUL, ACHING FEET, relief guaranteed. Evelyn Bailey, Foot Speciaiist and Chiropodist, Knight 'a Fharmacy, Heretaunga Street, Hastings. Phone 2890. YYTANTED. — The finest value in Engagement Eings in Hawke's Bay. H J. Grieve, Ltd., Jewellers," Watchmakers and Engravers, Hastings, are showing a lovely range of rings from £5.
SITUATIONS WANTED. VVTANTED. — Lucerne Baling and Sweeping. Apply T. Berggren, Fernhill, 'Phone 3173. Q.ENTLEMAN (strict T.T.), experienced driver, seeks position store or factory in town; excellent refs. Write 560, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. VOUNG LADY (19) desires position in shop or showroom. Previous experience. Write 555, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. VX/'ANTED. — Concreting Paths, Dips Swimmiug Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling or Tar-sealing. Lowest prices. Ring Lancaster, 3874 Hastings. JJAY SWEEPING, BALING— Makes good hay better. Paddock baling properly done preserves leaves, enhances value of hay, more economical feeding and handling, and bccupies less storage. We "Cut to in the bales" any crop, cqntract or shares. -LANGLEY ?S — fPhono .2924,
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 42, 12 November 1937, Page 1
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