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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23043, 6 September 1949, Page 2

Direction: Kerridse- Odcon. TUES., WED., THURS., 2 & 8 DIFFERENT DEFIANT DANGEROUS m ET?BX£JKTSj “MY OWN TRUE LOVE’ It starts with an innocent kiss and flares into The Screen’s Most Talked About Love Triangle A PARAMOUNT PICTURE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Resent Fcaturettes Include “CINESOUND NEWS” “POPULAR SCIENCE” “NOVELTY” The Musical Parade in Technicolour “GYPSY HOLIDAY” © BOX PLANS NOW OPEN FOR I r» I COMMENCING FRIDAY PHONE 4316 THE ROYAL COMMAND FILM PUBLIC NOTICES ALL FLOWERS will be auctioned at Daffodil Show at 8.30 p.m. Army Hall September 7th. POVERTY BAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 609 FREE HOME PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE MAKE your appointment now for our Photographer to call at your home free of charge to take Candid Photos of your children in their natural surroundings. KANDID KAMERA KRAFT 64 Peel St. TTS FOR MEALS AT ALL HOURS BRIDGE CAFE HAITI Suppers after Pictures and Dances a Speciality. Hours: 11.30 a.m. to 3 a.m. on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Other days close 12.30 a.m. TuFS (2) PLUNKET SOCIETY COMPETITION No. 1 Dinner. —Mrs. Hammon. No. 2 Dinner. —Mrs. A. G. Duncan. Sweets. —Mrs. J. Blair. Cake.—Mrs. McKnight. Stockings.—Mrs. D. Evans. The Committee wish to thank all those who contributed and worked towards making a record collection of £256. 563

TO STAND SEASON AT TOLAGA I'ETEK PIPER By Psychology. Dam Mona Bruce. Fees: lOgns. Thoroughbred Mares; sgns. Hallbreds. Phone 82K. P.O. Box 52, Tolaga. J. T. ZUPPICICH 619 DAFFODIL SHOW , DAFFODIL SHOW ARMY lIALL WEDNESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER Entries close all. Florists and at Singer Shop,. Peel St., Phone 2671 or 5034, TUESDAY, Sept. 6th, at 5 p.m. DAFFODILS, CUT FLOWERS, DECORATIVE, CITRUS FRUIT, & VEGETABLE CLASSES. Please let us have your entries early. Afternoon Tea Available. POVERTY DAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 1 375 CELTIC FOOTBALL CLUB COMPETITION Ist Prize. —No. 3261: B. Chaffy, Tokomaru Bay. 2nd Prize.-—No. 3601: J. MacDonald, Riverside Rd.. Gisborne. 3rd Prize.—No. 1232: D. Howard, 34 Valley Rd., Mangapapn. 4th Prize.—No. 3578: J. E. Campbell, Wainui Rd., Kaili. sth Prize. —No. 252: .1. Morrell, C/o Newton King. Gisborne. 6th Prize. —No. 1486: Mrs. Gian, C/o Wool worths, Gisborne. Would the above winners please contact Mr. T. Crosby, No. 54 Salisbury Road. 515 A. H. BARWICK. having received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Gisborne District, at the request of the Gisborne Borough Council under the provisions of "The Rating Act 1925" will sell by auction at their premises at Peel Street, Gisborne, on Friday, the 9th day of September. 1949, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon nil that piece of land containing by admeasurement 33 perches more or less and being Lot 37 on a plan deposited in the Land Registry Office at Gisborne under number 2121 (Gisborne Extension No. 30) and being part of the Matawhero B or Block 5 delineated on the Public Map of the Borough of Gisborne and being all the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title Register Book Volume 59 Folio 236 Gisborne Registry. The application to sell and the estimate of the value of the property may be seen at ihe office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Gisborne at all reasonable times prior to the sale and a true copy thereof at the offices of the above-named at the time of sale | without payment of any fee. For full [particulars apply to (he auctioneer otto the Solicitors for the Gisborne Borough Council. Messrs. Chrisp and Chrisp, Childers Road, Gisborne. A. E. HYNES. Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court, Gisborne. Auctioneer's Note: Freehold vacant section situated Scott St., Gisborne.