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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20034, 5 September 1939, Page 2

LAY WOKKY ASIDE AT THE MAJESTIC HERE’S A HAPPINESS PROGRAMME TO CHEER YOU UP! TWO JOLLY BIRTHDAY-MONTH FEATURES “there ain't many troubles that a smile and ordinary mule-sense won’t fix!” Majestic Direction: R. J. Kerridge. t Gisborne's Most Popular Theatre f m i % m wwr i a? Mm * & mm (808 808 BURNS "II FROM MISSOURI Cl!) K] : -aclys Oeorge-Gene llocKhart |lUiiith Barrett • Patricia Morison (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition Chapter Five “SECRET OF TREASURE ISLAND” V.vAmwwwAVAWAv.mvAw.mw PLANS ARE NOW' OPEN FOR < ROBERT TAYLOR & WALLACE BEERY *1 IN M.G.M.’S OUTSTANDING j ‘STAND UP AND FIGHT’ If You Don't Want To Stand Up and Fight for Admission "■ BOOK NOW —— (Recommended by Censor for Adults)

THE GISBORNE AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY presents the MUSICAL COMEDY “THE dGALEE” FOR A SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS 13th to 23rd SEPTEMBER Subscribers Tickets, FIVE FOR ONE GUINEA (Free of Tax to the Subscriber, with priority of booking) (Applv to the Hon. Sec., M. L. FOSTER) (Nett proceeds in aid of any patriotic fund that may be established) General Admission: 4/6, 3/- & 2/- (plus Tax) Dox Plan at Messrs Tattersall & Bayly Ltd., shortly. 703 YOU’LL LOVE ITS FLAVOUR! MURDOCH’S PURE TOMATO SAUCE! Smooth, tasty and pure goodness itself, it will give your meals a deliciousness undreamed of. Mado under hygienic conditions, SAUCE is the universal favourite for summertime meals.

FOR SALE HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS Three Large Bedrooms, Modern conveniences. Property only few minutes walk from town. Nice section. PRICE £ B QO Terms: £IOO down, balance as rent. —Ap ply--13 ALL & CRAWSHAW McKEAGUE’S FOOD NEWS ANEW All Wheat Biscuit ‘'Bycrofts’’ All Wheat Protiena Cracker, a tempting tasty health biscuit, 9d packet at McKeagues. CANNOT be excelled for all Cook-'-J ing purposes—“Morah” first grade Margarine, lOd pound. Ask for Free Recipe Book at McKeague’s two Grocery Stores. IYfcKEAGUE’S for Fresh Biscuits, Aulsebrook’s Peanut Joys, 1/pound; "Griilin’s’’ Chocolate Ruffle, 1/C pound; ‘‘Griflin’s” Chocolate Bourbons, b/G pound. THE pick of the crop—“ Sovereign" Brand Green Peas, Large Tins, 1/-, at McKeague’s, The Grocers for Service. r LOWERS, BULBS. ETC. 4 STERS, Zinnias, Salvias Phlox, Lupins, Stocks C prNe packets of seed for 2/C posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ANEMONES and Ranunculi, rotation, October flowering giant prize blooms, 50 bulbs, 3/-; 100, 5/-; posted. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, A ROMATIC Rose Trees, 12 novelty shades, distinct varieties, strong bushes, 15/- doz., posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. OEAUTIFUL Gladioli, large flowered named bulbs, collection 12 for G/G, collection 24 for 11/-. Posted. — Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CABBAGE Plants, 7/- 1000, railage extra; 1/C 100, posted.—lvala ETansJi. Kitchener Road, Pukekolie. Seedlings. Anemones, -*■ Ranuncuius, choice mixed. Violas in separate Colours, Blue, Mauve, yellow, Apricot and Ruby Red. All 1/G dozen.—D. S. Thompson & Co. FLOWER Seedlings. Nemesia, Stocks,, Antirrhinums, Statice, Seliizantluis, Poppies, I\litnulus, Cornflower, Coreopsis, Larkspur. All 1/3 per dozen.—D. S. Thompson & Co. OUNSHINE Floral lWictory, Regisforc'd, 431 Gladstone Road —Cut Flowers, daily. Phone 14C7M. —R. W. Cook. COW Now. —Asters, Phlox, Petunias, Zinnias, Marigolds, and a general collection of vegetables.—D. S. Thompson & Co. r pOMATO Plants, Cabbage and Cauliflower, now ready.—D. S'. Thompson & Co.