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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20634, 14 August 1941, Page 1

FINALLY TO-DAY. 2. 8 p.m. JANE WITHERS in her best picture to date “GIRL FKAM AVENUE A.” Loretta Young. Richard Greene, Walter Brennen in “KENTUCKY” (in Technicolour). (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) J£ING’S Phone 3433 THING'S Dir. Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. (Throughout N.Z.) Deaf Aids Available IT'S COSY AND WARM. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW The .love story that shook the world. Starring VIVIEN (Scarlett)' LEIGH LAWRENCE OLIVIER. Climaxed by tHo BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. SPECIAL ADVERT. PACE 3. RUNG’S R ING’S jy£OTORISTS! Try us for your next Repair Job. Satisfaction guaranteed. All Accessories, Tyres, and Oil in stock. J^ROS. j^ROS. ORMOND ROAD, MANC.APAPA. Phone 3267. Private 3284 and 2311. F OK S AL " ANE USED ALLIS-CHALMERS V / TRACTOR, Model R.C. with twofurrow power. Will run on either kerosene or petrol, only done two season’s work. Equipped with pneumatic tyros anu electric lights. Fully guaranteed. A great opportunity. PRICE £275 H.S. M OTOKS L m Grey Street, Gisborne. PHONE 4373. HUSBAND & WIFE’S HANDBOOK DY Dr. Hubert Alcott. A Concise Treatise on a subject of vital importance to all married persons, and those intending to marry. Together with our booklet of appliances. These two books posted under plain wrapper for postal note 1/- (or stamps). Chemists’ Supplies Co., Dept. 8.H.. Box 1178. Christchurch. PROPERTIES FOR SALE TAAIRY Farm as going concern—loo acres near Tolaga Bay, carrying 50/60 cows; good buildings and machines. Price low, as owner has been called up. Several others to choose from. —C. G. Piesse, Lowe Street. |?OR SALE— G-roomed Plouse, Kaiti, A with motor garage, good section, £550. £SO deposit.—Apply Frank Neill & Co. TpiVE-ROOMED Cottage, concrete paths, i acre section, garage, possession, £6OO, half cash. —Hugh Robinson. Peel Street. 844 ]pOR SALE. —Desirable Residence, Whataupoko. Tennis court, orchard, 5 bedrooms, beautifully situated.—Apply Frank Neill & Co, SALE. Modern Bungalow, Kaiti, concrete paths, motor garage, all electric. Owner leaving district.—Apply Frank N_e_ill_ & Co. SALE. — £640 buys House of 3 bedrooms, gas conveniences. Very handy to beach. Small section and garage.—Ball it Crawshavv, Land 5 alesmen. T ARGE vacant Kauri House, corner of Wainui Road and Maki Street. Electric light, gas laid on. Cheap for cash.—Further particulars. Ball 6 Crawshaw. YAFFER wanted for Neat Little House in Harris Street, vacant possession. James Innes, Lowe Street. Y/'ACANT House, completely reno- ' vated. Nice 1 acre section in Te I-lapara. Cheap at £SSO. Terms arranged.—Ball & Crawshaw, Peel Street. . X/'ERY cheap at £950, House of two * bedrooms and large closed-in porch. Every convenience, concrete paths and garage.—Ball & Crawshaw. Leading Land Agents. ACRES going concern, 70 cows, machines, farm implements; good home, cow shed, car shed; about 20 miles away on good road; substantial deposit required. —C. G. Piesse. £475 is price of 4-roomed House, Harris Street. Vacant possession. Terms arranged. Ball & Crawshaw. £87.5 PURCHASES .House of 3 bedrooms and closed-in porch. Electric light, range and hot water. Immediate possession.—Only at Ball & Crawshaw’s. House Agents. A S NIP FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE. Electric light, Gas Cooker. Nice Section and Garden. Garage, Concrete Paths, etc. PRICE; £6OO IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. JgALL & QRAWSIIAW ESTATE AGENTS. WANTED TO BUY ALWAYS Wanted. —Superior Baby •U - Clothes. —Parisian, 261 Gladstone Road. 820 TpGGS.—Cash buyers of any quantity.—Mills’ Bakeries, Peel Street. 374 YAHTEEL Chair in good condition '' Address Herald. 762 YX7A.NTED lo Buy.—Singer Sewing ’ ' Machine. —State price to No. 1R 555 Herald. FURS FURS FURS jgEND your Wallaby, Opossum and Ferret Skins. Highest prices paid. Cheque by return. MOONEYS (N.Z.) LTD., 15-17 O’Connell Street. Auckland. MOTOR SPECIALS J BURNETT & Sons, Herbert Rd„ * for all Panel Work, Painting, Trimming, Motor Body Repairs. All classes of Welding done on the nremisos.—Phone 3919 A DVERTISING creates greater stability of production and employment by helping level peaks and valleys of seasonal demand.