Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20257, 27 May 1940, Page 1

Advertisements for this page must be lodged at Herald Office before 11 a.m, (Saturdays 10 a.m.). Otherwise they may be inserted on Late Edition pages. LABOUR PARTY Monthly molting, seivyn Hail, TO-NIGHT (Monday, May 27th) at s pan. Lu si ness: General. A. HUDSON, 531 Secretary. NOW 7,OALAND MILITARY FORCES NATIONAL MILITARY RESERVE MEDICAL EXAMINATION CLASS JI MEMBERS Of Class II Who have already enrolled with the National Military Reserve will parade for medical examination at Abercorn Hall as under: TUESDAY, 2Sth instant— A. L. 9 a.m. or S P.m. WEDNESDAY, 29th instant— M Z, 9 a.m. or S p.m. (Class II comprises returned soldiers and ex-regulars between the ages of 35 and 55). Bv Order A. C. COOKE, Lieut. 555 Sub Area 7e„ Gisborne. N.Z. FARMERS' UNION The annual general meeting or all Members will be held on FRIDAY, 31st May, at 1.30 P.m.. at the -Masonic Hotel, ‘ when the Election of President, > Vice-presi-dents and Executive will he held. Also Annual Report and Statement of Accounts. The Meeting will he preceded by a Luncheon m the Masonic commencing at 12.30 p.m. at which the Provincial Executive nr the Women’s Division be present and Members and their wives are all invited. C. BLACKBURN, roe Secretary. HERALD READERS PERMANENT ORDERS WAR conditions have greatly increased the difficulties of securing supplies of newsprint and other essential materials from overseas, while the urgent need for conserving sterling funds lias become a vital part of our national economy. . It will tie necessary for ail newspapers in . future to exercise the greatest care in the use of newsprint, and while the requirements of the reader and advertiser will be adequately provided for, wastage in the form of surplus copies above actual known requirements must be discontinued. READERS OF THE HERALD WHO AHE ■N.fiT. -VEAULAR: SUBSCRIBERS ARE URGED, BEFORE .TUNE 1 NEXT, TO ROOK PERMANENT ORDERS WITH THE HERALD OFFICE OR OUR NEWSAGENTS NOTICE ALL persons or firms having claims against MR. J. J. ROBERTS, Mercer, Tokomaru Bay (Assigned Estate) are requested to render same to the undersigned within one week from date hereof. MeCULLOCIT, BUTLER & SPENCE. Assignees. Lowe Street, Gisborne. 535 POPULAR MUSIC Kiss Me Goodnight Sergeant Major. Good Morning (from‘Babes in Arms’) Forever i’ll Remember. Music 2/-. Records 2/9. Sterling Community Song Album. Sterling’s Camp Song Album. Each 2/6. W. STEWART 233 Gladstone Road. Telephone 822. FOR SALE Large Well-built RESIDENCE Graham Road, Kaiti. Nice section, garage, concrete paths etc. Usual conveniences. PRICE £950 Vacant possession assured. BALL & CRAWSHAW Real Estate Agents WINE WHY worrv about the scarcity oi imported wine? The best Is made in your own district. Place your order for Port and Madeira with [? WOIINSIEDLER, Ormond. Price, 30/- per dozen bottles. Town delivery free Friday. Cases 1/ »xtra. FARMERS! Have your Top Dressing and Pasture Harrowing done by experts. M. C. SCR AGO CA BRIER Phone S42J PhoneJl42J_ THE EXPERT CARPET CLEANERS AND CLEAN CHIMNEY SWEEPS VACUUM CLEANING CO. 28S Aberdeen Road. Phone 722. W. HODGSON, Manager. AITKEN’S PUMICE CONCRETE fPIIERE Is no need to-day for Wash- -*■ lug Day to be looked forward to with dread not if one installs Aitken’s Pumice Concrete Boilers ane one of their beautifully finished Concrete Tubs. Investigation will prove their worth. We have credentials proving their lusting qualities. Mad* al our works In Carnarvon Street, AIR Mail Notapapcr and Envelopes Specially light paper; sevet sheets and envelope weigh half ok.: suitable pen or typewriter: lot> sheet,■ nnd 50 envelopes, front 3 3/6. 4/ according to quality,—Only at Herald Office,