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Gisborne Times, Volume LI, Issue 5235, 29 July 1919, Page 1

TO LET AND FOR SALE. ( ' ~~ ~ ‘ j A SNIP FOR SOMEBODY. | pOR SALE, an a going concern or! otherwise—-My Property in Grey, Street; size of section, §tli of an. acre, with two dwellings and out- J houses' thereon. Further particulars apply Mrs. McCoomb, 15 Grey St. SALE—A Valuable Corner Seotdon, 1$ Acres, on Kaiti, with a good '.prospective value.—Call on G. K. Pasley for particulars. TJ'OR SALE Numerous Modern : Bungalows, from £550 to £IOOO, with only small • amount of cash wanted.— Clayton. \.'jp finn 1 WANTED for a Modan :cw JV/U 1 j> we ]lj n g of five rooms, gas : and electric light. Government mortgage. Terms if required.—C. G Piesse, Masonic Buildings, Lowe St. TJEALTIFUL LITTLE HOME, five rooms and every possible convenience; this side of Roebuck Road. Price only £650, with £SO cash.—O. G. Piesse, Masonic Buildings, Lowe Street. vSALE—Good 6-roomed House, x with bathroom, hot and cold water, and all conveniences; well built and finished; valued at £9OO, with half-acre. Price £ll3O, on good terms.—W. Lissant Clayton. A HANDY Building Site, near the new Cricket Ground; going -cheap.—-Apply to G. K. Pasley. ! SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ) QATHOLIO JjHJCHRE AMENT AND J)ANCE. j ASSEMBLY HALL, ! WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th. ; Commencing 8 p.m. sharp. j Handsome Prizes for Winning Lady 1 and Gentleman each evening. Euchre, 8 to 10. Dancing 10 to 12. A. Ci-SSEN, Hon. Sec. POVERTY BAY HUNT CLUB. THIE POVERTY BAY HOUNDS ( will meet at the Polo Paddock ! Gate on | FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, | At 11.30 a.m. ! LAST DAY OF SEASON. . REPRESENTATIVE HOCKEY MATCHES. CHILDERS ROAD RESERVE. | HAWKE’S BAY | v. POVERTY BAY. MEN’S MATCH COMMENCES 3 P.M. THURSDAY. LADIES’ MATCH, 3 P.M. SATURDAY. Admission by Disraeli Street Gates. Is." Children 6d. NOTICE. AS our Mr. Walker is shortly leav--P- ing the District, we have appointed MK. H. J. BOOLE, Who lias returned from Active Service, as our GISBORNE MANAGER. In thanking our many friends for. their patronage in the past, we would solicit a continuance of the same,. and can assure them of our best attention to their interests at all times. C. AICKIN & SON, Ltd., Timber Merchants. M. C. WALKER, Managing Director. OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 31. GRAND CONCERT BY Q.ISBORNE QRPHEUS gOCIETY Assisted by MISS .MINA CALDO'W. Prices—Dress Circle and Front " Stalls, 3s; Stalls, Is 6d. Booking opens at Miller’s Corner To-day‘ (Tuesday). W. J. SINCLAIR, Hon. .Sec. RHUBARB! RHUBARB! TTORTON’S Champion Giant, highll ly colored, rich flavor, very productive,. and does mot go to seed. HORTON’S, LID., Peel St. ’Phone 149. - BLOORE’S -BIG BARGAIN—- - gOLID J-JOUSE, Containing six large rooms, every modern convenience, including Enamel Bath and Basin, Electric Light, ■ Gas, Gas Stove, Oaliphomt, Built-in Wardrobes and Cupboards. FULL QUARTER ACRE, , CORNER SECTION, Well laid out in Lawns back and front, Asphalt Paths and Yard. Situated on WHATAUPOKO (not 10 minutes’ walk from town), PRICE—£IIOO This is an exceptional opportunity for a business man to secure a firstclass' residence, and is available for a short period only. C- G. BLOORE, , LOWE STREET. JpiREWOOD FOR gALE. STOVE BLOCKS, COPPER WOOD, i j Cut in Lengths to Suit Customers’ Requirements. , ! . Delivered Free. I BELL COAL CO. J POO. ,