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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20492, 28 February 1941, 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. MEETINGS HOME GUARD. 'T'RADE UNIONISTS.—PIease reA member Meeting to be held in the Selvyn Hall re Home Guard TOMORROW (Saturday) Night, at S o’clock. ED. UNDUEY, Secretary, *lO2 Trades Council. WAERENGA -O-K lJ RI SPORTS CLUB. A MEETING will be hold TOMORROW EVENING, March 1, at 7.30 p.m., at Waerenga-o-kuri. A. STEELE, (>52 Hon. Secretary. POVERTY B AY H UNT (Inc.). rnilE ANNUAL MEETING of Club ■* will be held in the otlice of the undersigned, 52 Read’s Quay, on FRIDAY, March 7, at 7 p.m. BUSINESS. Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; And General. G. H. SCEATS, G 59 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES QUOTATIONS on forms obtainable Public Works Office, Gisborne, are invited for cartage of approximately 185 cubic yards shingle from railway trucks, Nuhaka Station, to Wharerata Hill. 625 NOTICE TO JURORS, COMMON JURORS summoned to attend at file Supreme Court, Gisborne, for the week commencing on Monday, March 3, 1941, at 10 a.m., are hereby notified that their services will not be required and that they should not attend. E. RHODES, Sheriff. Supreme Court, Gisborne, February 28, 194 L 072 |yruTTON JJAMS lOd per lb. EVANS’ BACON FACTORY, Phone 720. TRY US FOR YOUR CARTAGE All rates fixed by Transport Board. M. C. SCRAGG Phone 1224 D. FLORIST fishes to announce that he is still carrying on the FLORAL BUSINESS FLORAL BUSINESS AT THE NURSERY, 2 CARNARVON STREET, - where work will be executed promptly and delivered. For all Phone Orders please ring PHONE 199 PHONE 199 Orders may be left and Accounts paid at my Town Agents: MARY ELIZABETH CAKE SHOP, 45 PEEL STREET. gCHOOL gCHOOL gOOKS J>OOKS for HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL INTERMEDIATE INTERMEDIATE and PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRIMARY SCHOOLS from C. W. M UIR C. W. M UIR BOOKSELLER NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING A Service To You! A renders an important service by bringing to price tags of the nation . . In the columns of tlie Gisborne Herald, all through the year, you can discover and consider the things you want to buy Thus you need not search through a hundred shops or pay more than you should. The rule of advertising is simple. The more people know about the merit of a product, the more people buy it. The greater the volume of .sales, the less it costs to manufacture. Savings in producing mean either lower prices to the consumer or an even greater value the next time you buy. THIS SAVES YOU MONEY. So advertising in the Gisborne Herald is more than a means for selling goods—lT’S A SERVICE TO YOU! ;