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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 21 November 1927, Page 4

HhC’S GOINGI • GOING I 1 E&aeJa GONE I! ! DECEMBER Ist is the Closing Date —after that it will . be too late to take 2’; advantage of g-. HEMINGWAY’S •i Special Concession to EXAMINATION STUDENTS £2 2/-SAVED •■Every student who enrols before Ist December. 1927, ’ will have his or her Examination Entrance Fee paid by the Schools.” No special conditions. You only have to complete the course, and pay the ordinary schedule fees, either by instalments or in advance. Write to-day and for full particulars to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS *.O. Box 516 AUCKLAND f gOLWAY QOLLEGE A SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED GIRLS’ BOARDING SCHOOL. Wodern Buildings with fireproof Dormitories and Sleeping Porches. J 8 Acres of Ground, planted 60 years ago, mainly with English trees. INSTRUCTION from Primary Classes to University Standard. Special attention paid to Music, Art and Domestic Science. Sports include Tennis, Basketball, Swimming. The College is situated in one of the healthiest localities in New Zealand, Hr everything possible is done to ensure perfect health and comfort for pupils. For Propectus apply to the Principal MRS. M. B. THOMPSON, M.A. Or the Secretary, Box 63, Masterton. PARENTS! ABOUT THAT GIRL! * Don’t send her into the world untrained. Enrol her with CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Mrs. A. H. Gilby, P.T.C., Principal, 201 St. Aubyn Street, Hastings, for a course in SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, Or BOOK-KEEPING. Day and Evening Classes. 'Phone 1355. SPECIAL PURCHASE TRAVELLERS’ SAMPLE HAIR CLASPS, from Id each FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS— All Prices MANICURE SETS— . 3/LADIES’ HANDBAGS, from— 3/LADIES’ PURSES, from— 9d GENT’S PURSES, from— lOd PHOTO FRAMES— All Prices Full stocks of COLUMBIA RECORDS on hand and arriving. THE RECORD GRAMOPHONE CO. 420 HERETAUNGA STREET W. GOOD NEWS. The best time to give buying concessions is NOW. From the 10th inst. we will allow a rebate of at least ten per cent., excepting a few lines where a standard price is fixed, on all our wonderful collection of the world’s best for Christmas Presents. TWO SHOPS IN HERETAUNGA ST. EAST: Three doors east of Karamu Road. WEST: Five doors west of Nelson St. H. R. FRENCH HERETAUNGAST. E, HASTINGS. Phone 529. THE LATEST NOVELS. ♦'Jeremy at Crale” Hugh Walpole. ♦‘Galleon’s Reach” H. M. Tomlinson. ♦‘Right Off the Map” C. E. Montague. ♦‘Kitty” - - - . Warwick Deeping. •‘Ladies & Gentlemen” Irwin 8. Cobb •‘The Quest of Youth” Jeffery Farnol ♦‘The Slave Junk” - Frank Packard ♦‘Pilgrims” .... Ethel Mannin 6/- each; 6/4 posted F aTl’ S BOOKSELLERS HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS Box 245. Telephone 538. FOSTER BROOK BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & NEWSAGENT, HASTINGS. ‘Phone 134-742. Box 3. ♦‘Out of the Ruins” Sir Phillip Gibbs ♦*Toung Men in Love’’ Michael Arlen •‘Martie and Others in Rhodesia” Sheila Macdonald »‘I Pronounce Them” G. A. Studdert Kennedy ••The Kingdom of Theophilus” W. J. Locke •‘The Quest of Youth” Jeffery Farnel (Available 17th November) All at 6/-. Postage 6d extra. XMAS. NUMBERS N.Z. ILLUSTRATED PAPERS STILL AVAILABLE. .WATERMAN, SWAN & ONOTO FOUNTAIN PENS & INKS. CIRCULATING LIBRARY Buy a Book a Week—a Library in a I year. YOUR DINNER! New Potatoes — Green Peas With Spring Lamb. What could be nicer! Also Rhrbarb, Gooseberries, Apples. Fresh supplies daily, gT A N BUSSELL