SAT., 7.30 mtie * MON., TUBS,, 1.45—7.30 31 HOURS OF WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT 2 BIG SHOWS NOTE EARLY START UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL presents \ *• % \ a J tf/00 m V A Music, Dancing’, Spectach ■ jIJ ‘ A \ i p MSSm 2nd TECIINICOLOUR ATTRACTION MARIA MONTEZ .TON HALL TURH.AN BEY ANDY DEVINE ACTION, ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE IN COLOUR (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.)
JLUNii PARK (of Wellington) BRINGING THRILLS and EXCITEMENT HAS ARRIVED IN GISBORNE FOR The Gisborne Thirty Thousand Club's || XMAS CARNIVAL'" F/ednesday, 22nd Dec., 1948, to 29th Jan,, 1949. AT CHILDERS ROAD RESERVE ELECTRIC SPEEDWAY CHAIR-O-PLANES & MERRY-GO-ROUNDS FUN WITH THE CLOWNS GAMES OF SKILL STAGE SHOWS AXEMEN’S CARNIVAL, Dec. 27th and 28th FURTHER ATTRACTIONS AS ADVERTISED £SO Talent Quest, commencing Bth Jan, 1949 Entry Forms obtainable from Messrs. Tattersall & Bayly Ltd., Chrisps Ltd. and Midway Music Store. 683
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! 25 DAY LUXURY TOUR BY SEA TO SYDNEY EARLY RESERVATION ADVISED TOUR "JANSEA” .PER MONOWAI Departs Wellington January 23. returns Wellington February 22. TOUR “FEBSEA” PER WANGANELLA Departs Auckland February 17. returns Auckland March 14. TOUR “MARSEA” PER MONOWAI Departs Auckland March 11. returns Auckland April 15. Tours cover Sydney, Newcastle, Blue Mountains, Jenolan Caves. Palm Beach. Taronga Park Zoo, Sublime Point. Bulli Pass and National Park. Planned and arranged by MITCHELLS INTERNATIONAL TOURS—specialists in exclusive travel—this is the ideal holiday for those who prefer the very best in service, with all accommodation and transport, positively and efficiently arranged. Packed with intense interest . . . delightful scentry and balanced with leisure and free days to spend as you wish in private exploration, visiting friends, business or shopping. TROUBLE FREE TRAVEL—WE ARRANGE EVERTHING. Money Permits. Documentation. Accommodation. Transportation, etc. All Inclusive Cost Fi.ist Class Return £BS Covers Everything— Travel, Hotel Accommodation, Meals, etc. BOOK NOW! Each tour limited to 20 persons. Application by telegram advised stating tour you wish to travel. Particulars and reservations from— D. G. Dyer. Adams, Chambers, 27 Gladstone Road, Gisborne. P.O. Box 308. Phone 2740. 853
PLANTS, TREES. ETC. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, giant flowering strains, New Zealand grown, dazzling shades, 6/- 100. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden. Auckland. BLACK Currants: We are now taking orders. Avoid disappointment and book your order now at Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. Peel St. Phone 3210. BULBS, 100 assorted, for autumn, eight distinct varieties: February delivery. 10/- posted. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden. Auckland. DAHLIAS, choice named, in Giant Decoratives, Miniatures and Poms. 2/each, 20/- per dozen. D. S. Thompson & Co. SPRAYING Materials for all purposes, including Wettable D.D.T.; also Hormones for killing weeds. D. S. Thompson_&_Co. TULIPS Darwin, superb mixture, New Zealand grown, February delivery, 7/6 dozen, posted. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLI BLOOMS NOW ON DISPLAY Order your Corms now from the Home of Good Bulbs. BETTELHEIM'S 233 Gladstone Rd. Phone 4822. HYDRANGEAS HYDRANGEAS in flower. Reds. Pinks, Purples and Mauves. 3/6 to 5/- each. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Leek and Celery Plants. KIRKTOWN NURSERY (D. T. English & Son). 30 Gordon St. Phone 20-914 TTS Chrysanthemums, the world’s Best, including Exclusive Novelties, Exhibition Giants, Miniature Pompoms, Giant Singles, Crested-centred Ane-mone-flowered, the True new American Koreans, and the Sensational New Introduction. Australian Quilled. Write for Free Catalogues, listing nearly 200 varieties. Sturdy, strong, well-rooted plants. One grade only—“ The Best.’’ 1/6 each, 15/- doz. R. D. LYONS, 8 Ballin Street, Ellerslie, 5.E.6, AUCKLAND 353 POT PLANTS MAKE AN IDEAL XMAS PRESENT We have a large assortment to choose from. Grown in our Nur- I sery and well hardened. ! INSPECT OUR GLADIOLI DISPLAY | TE ITAPAEA NURSERY 271 GLADSTONE ROAD Phones: Shop 2302; Nursery 4112. ICELAND POPPY SEED: “Lustrous Giants.” a splendid strain with large blooms: extensive range of newest I colours on long rigid stems. Fresh, j virile seed. 1/6 and 2/6 packet. LEEK PLANTS, 3/- 100; CELERY, ■ 1/6 doz., 8/- 100; KUMAR AS, 3/6 100. BERRTDGES FLORISTS I MIDWAY ... «■ , GISBORNE
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22817, 11 December 1948, Page 2
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