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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 49, 20 November 1937, Page 1

PUBLIO NOTICES. AN OPEN LETTER HASTINGS CO-OPERATIVE - BAKERY SOCIETY, LTD, Owing to certain rumours now in circulation which may create a false impreession in the minds of the public the following is the true position as regards my own personal connection with the above named society. Having had experience' of co-operative societies in the Old Country and knowing the great advantages which their members enjoy I was an.ious that in the town where 1 had lived so long I should have the opportunity of introducing this very valuable movement. Sn doing this I incurred a good deal of. expense for printing, advertising, etc., and purchase of a large quantity of flour to assist to set this Society going. I have not been repaid - any part of this outlay. The Society accepted a tenancy of my bakehouse, but for the first three months 1 was paid 'no rent and I have since agreed to writo this amount oflP altogether. It has been a great disappointment to me that, notwithstanding the sacriflces I made to inaugurate the movement, the Society has failed in its purpose through no fault of mine. I offered to manage the Society f6r six months free of charge and do my best to establish it on a profitable basis But my offer was not accepted. Throughout the whole period of the Society's existence I have not handled any part of the flnances of the Society. I have only learned through the newspapers that the business has rocently been sold at a very low figure. I feel it a duty to the members of the 'Society, some of whom I persu^ded to accept m6mbership, and .the public generally who knew my connection with the Society, • that they should knowvthe sacrifices I have made in its interests and also that I am not in any sense responsible for its liquidation. Yours Faithfully, T. B. McQUlKE. Hastings, Nov. 20/37. J^LEXEMA gKIN rjTREATMENT 5 PRINCIPAL VISITING HASTINGS' — At— UNION BANK BUILDINGS, • . ' " HLEXEMA ROOMS., MONDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER, And TUESDAY, ' 23rd NOVEMBER* Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, Consultations Free. . ACNE PSORIASIS E(?ZEMA ALOPECIA SEBORRHOEA pALLING HAIR succeSsfully treated. BZLEXEMA has cured hundreds and is always successful. Call and the treatment 'will bo explained to you, 'PHONE 3128,

/FRESPASSERS with dog or gun on A HAWKSTON and TE KOWHAI will be prOsecuted. (Signed) K. J. WELSON, Manager. FURNITDRB, Etc. nULY'S SALE. — Brides-to-be, invest in a Glory Box this Xmas., covered in silk slubb, lineu inside with silk: £2 10/-. QULY'S SALE. — Sisters and brothers, club together and buy Dad a present worth whilel A ' ' Sleepy Hollow" Spring-lace Chair: Only £3 19/-. QULY'S SALE. — Now is the time to buy that Carpet for mother. A 12 x 9 British Axminster, good grade, for £7 12/6. £JULY'S SALE. — Take advantage of the lay-by system. You have until Xmas. to phy. Heretaunga St. West, opp. Lovcll Smith 's . Studio. QHEISTIE'S FURNITURE FAOTORY guarantees everv article it turns out. There is never any need for doubt as to the quality of material or workmanship. pHRXSTIE'S for BETTER Value in modern Furniture. Extended payment may be arranged. Specially designed Bedroom Suites at £16 10/- and £19 17/6. JJEDROOM SUITES of modern design and gqaranteed workmanship in various channing styles. Two special lines at £16 10/- and £19 17/6 at Christie 's. rjHRISTXE'S BEDROOM and Dining Room Suites are all manufactured in their own faetory and earry their guarantee. QHARMINGLY ATTRACTIVE Bedroom and Diuiug Room Suites uow on view at Christie 's, Russell St. Your irispection invited. QIIEISTIE'S, "The Homo of Fine Furnishings," Russell . Street, Hastings. Extended payment may be arranged if.desired. Jj'UK GOuD iJL'peiitiaOiu tjuality Euruilure visil E. Sawyer, local furniture . umuul'acturer aud crat'tsaiau. Phoua 3401, Stortford Lodge,