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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20639, 20 August 1941, Page 6

Mr. A. A. McLachlan, chairman of the Christchurch Tramway Board, has been appointed a temporary magistrate to act in Christchurch for a period of two months during tfie absence of Mr.. H. A. Young, S.M., as chairman of the Post and Telegraph Appeal Board.

GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS pOR SALE.—Fifteen Pigeons.—277 Grey Street. _ _ ___ 38 POR SALE. —-Veloeette Motor-cycle. —Apply Amalgamated Transport, Customhouse Street. 42__ T OST. —Nash Hub Cap, between Te • Karaka and Gisborne; reward. — Redstone Motors. ; 39 T OST. —A Dark Mauve Cardigan, on - ' Tuesday evening, between Peel Street and Le Grande: reward. —Address at Herald. 4l_ pHEAP Reading, All volumes 3d. Largest stock of lending books in town. —Eastwood's Book Store. READ tlie Latest Books for 3d. — Eastwood’s Book Club. Free ’membership. . GPECIAL concessions to country subscribers. wood’s Book Club, corner Derby Street and Gladstone Road. Qd for all Books. Latest Novels, ° War Books, Travel, etc.—Eastwood’s Book Club. Membership free. HUTUWAI GUM ARABIC, in large or small quantities, for sole at Herald Jobbing Department.

We wish to announce that we have just landed a further indent of chinaware from the United King'dom. w al /K A really new and distinctive line is the range of Royal Worcester oven china in three colours:— GREEN, YELLOW, WHITE. For chinaware of distinction and quality shop at iifii m mk im iul ’I M CROCKERY DEPT. ' PEEL STREET.