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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13175, 8 September 1913, Page 8

When the Kiddies are off to School '' Giv6 theiri' - Aukebrook's Milk"- ' • • Arrowroot Biscuits t to '/munch" at play .time— they'll ' sustaining. AULSEBROOK'S ' MILK ARROWROOT > BISCUITS t ; ■.-' . « Are fine for' ' Childteh of all ages.J; They'fo better than a "piece", jnqre , ; fc wholesome .anil » satisfying— ■„' •I be^'des,tfhey build !i strong . constitutions. t AULSEBROOK'S : MILK ARROWROOT BISCUITS. , The Backbone of young New Zealanders. : ' ; : ' " " l - -' t :. i, -"""":'»' -i^t. fo MOTOR 'BUS SERVICE. TrME-TABLH. From Kirktown to lfroiri Post Offio» to : , . . Gisborne, Kirktown. 7.30 a.iii. 8.20 a.ih'. ' , ' 8.35 a.m. 9.20 a.m 10.0 a,m. „.. , 11,34 *hPil. . 11.40 ».m. 12 Noon! 12.40 p.m. 1.0 p.m. 1.40 p.m. 2.20 p.m. 3.o ; ' p.m. '.'""''. 4.0. p.m. 4.36 p.m. 6.0 p.m. fi,3S, p.m. 6.b ' p.m. From From P.O. for-Lytton tt«i. Lytton ltd. for P--T> 10.30 a.m. ' 10,46' a.m. - 2.0 pirn. 2.10. p.m. 3.30 p.m. 3.45 Ty.toSATURDAY NIGHTS. - P.O. for. Kirktown P.O. for Lytton Rd. 0.0 p.m. 7.30 p.m. Lytton Rd. to P.O. 7.45 p.m. Leave Town -after Pict'*rei Every SATURDAY Night. Balls, Picnics,, Parties, etc. P catered for.; ..-■"•■■;" , JOHNvFOSTER, ,437 .' Proprietor. CAB,_SIR! pRED. Q.ILLIES Efas just acquired the well-kiiown Cab Proprietary Business . ao long and succosprully carried on m Gisborne by Mr JOE ENOLISH, and intends, by strict attention to tho wishes of Customers, to merit and retain the liberal patronage accorded to his predecessor; TELEPHONE 458. ' Night Calls promptly Attended to. Experienced Drivers and Stylish Twrnonta. , ?•■■,'. . ..., ,\ 82 FOR FIRST-CLASS LUNCBfEON TEA AND SUPPER TRY THE BURLINGTON i • ■ TI/rRS T3OUSFIELD. — I - ■ "I!(IACIJJ'VIL^T**IC t VACUUM JLEANER. simple i :'■""■' 7* RELIABLE ! - ECONOMICAL ! ;.,,-■_ LABOR-SAVING ! DO yom; own I ' Spring Cleaning^ witMout taking; up Carpets, etc. ' NO DUST RAISED. : Machines can be' inspected and Demonstrations given at our Premises, Lowe Street. " ■ ' TURNBULL &"JONES, LTD fiLECTR'ffiAL E^SratNEM^ AND ' , , : .' CONTRiVCTOBS, Lowe Street, Gisborne. Box 227. THE MURIWAI HOTEL. RE-FURNISHED, Re-decorated, and under NeW Mahagomerit. -.The Telephone connects directly with Town Exchange No. 232, two long rings. Postal address .- Private Bag.' • -Coaches daily to and from Town. The sparkling panorama of the Eastern Pacific , adtja, a gre'aV charp to the ! natural beauty of ,*\^3 'site" on' which the Ho"sL .'stands. k .^d v ft^ waters' affofd good f fisuing'an^.bathj'iig. .[ f '''' '•''"■. .'"'' "The^be^. *vVirieß arid' Spirit's, 'Cuisine, and Accommoa'atibri For 4 ' travellers 'and their «tock. . ;. MODERATE TA RIFF. 4. F. SAUNDERS Proprietor &-. ,).!■' . '..,.'' '„','". . MANNING AND CO. CHRIIiTCHURCH. BOTTLED' ALE~ AND STOUT IN QUARTS AND PINTS. ' "' ' " f: ' Mm, 10 AND 12-GALLON KEGS. j EQUAL TO * ENGLISH at, HALF-COST j AND VgETTLE, J^TD. ' " " "• ''.; ".., agents. ■■.;■' : -'...'" ■ Take ■*■ ■ i