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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10739, 9 November 1928, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. HTY CHURCH. IBER 11th, 1928. ' DE DAY.. & 18 a.m—Eii#farisl 10;45 a.m. isoif'ico &’ Matins. Two Minutes JSlcim' at 11 a.m. /Preacher of Waiapu. 7 p.m.—Confirmation Service. fAVY LEAGUE, isborne Branch.) j^JEMB ; r®S jfre ue les conpei Sun da 3 p.m. on ■y Hall-at ,T. B. KEELS, Chairman. AIKOHU COUNTY COUNCIL. TW obse: Nov So'l held in t 10.45 a.m. All Rest STICEi DAY, 1928. liance with the ■expressed 1 His * Majesty thfi King.. TESi’i be NDAY, bo cdfnmenciug at of the County ‘ are earnestlyvequested , to’’take their : part In this observance. T. B. SPENCE, County Chairman. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. — IA. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. A LL creditors and others having xjt* claims against the undermenti/nedestates are hereby required to same with the rtnd&rsigned m dpmibate, supported by JulLpparticufar| jJand certified As J|hf an( l date date to exclusion: MARION^ADA CARTER., late of Tolaga Bay, Spinster (died 19/9/28). DAVID SUTHERLAND, late of Gisborne, Gardener (died 18/10/28). DANIEL COURTNEY, late of Waihirere, Farmer .(died 17/8/28). K. A. HENDERSON,. ./ ~ ... Disti^ct^P.ublic^ Trustee., Gisborne, 9th November.

There is no Religion Higher Than Truth. BLIO LECTURE _ the U.S.S. Co.’s uildings, 16 Childers Road: n at f 7 p.m. Mr G. H. Lockett, ibject. ‘Trades TJyff:- Transfers the Law o Brotheiho “The drink ha J thousands or defenders, BUT/NO /DEFENCE”— J. A. Garfield. U.S.A. “First’a man takes ►afurihk# then the drink' takes a drinlf an# then the dr.ijik .takes, poison of' alcohol does/thou sands of times more harm than all other poisons put together, disease germinating from the foul emanations of drunkards and profligates.” 4>v TOLAGAISBOENE her JtlfS SERVICE. I*A REI xTa. ina Tolaga Bay and leaving Tolaga a| 8-15 returning from Gk^ borne p.m., at Reduced Fares. Comfortable travelling assured. Parcels delivered en route. NOTE V'OTERS aw/y * District, m their Electoral >ord their vote t any polling b&rfK in the town or ►lace wherejj^dmyJ?happen to be o’ ►oiling M#ch time would 1 aVed if voters, JvLp»jknow that they rill not bo in District n polling day, would get their Burner on the Roll, before leaving, and :eep a note of same.

OGPE'NIJ (M™® JV NOTICE QARR ADVISE 1 thevJlSve re-opened the Butcher’srShop recently occu-j pied'Nhy Forshaw*Bros., M Makaraka^r The Public may rely on'being supplied with the very best of meat at most reasonable prices. ’PHONE 1594 D. , OPENING- ANNOUNCEMENT. MESSRS. Forshavr Bros., of Makaraka, Family Butchers, have pleasure in announcing that they have purohaseptjje well-known Butchery 'BusinesisnatAy carried on hy Mr. J. E. Newt<%Jwrner of Gladstone-rd. and Lytton-rc They wiil conti to all parts of past. ■ 0 We he pleased to welcome old amp new customers at our new address, .corner of Gladstone-rd. and Lytton-rck Telephone No. 941. to deliver meat country as in the BUSINESS NOTICE El, of the West is now prepared customers, wholepart of the M R End Ba to deliver breaß t sale ’ or retail town. Mr. Dowell h Wholemeal Bread ialises in same.' Intending . nw.-.—. ’Phone 153, fhd : they wi]i S receive prompt attention. fetfdied the art Ting, and specplease ring ns T?EG. Humphreys tor Blinds, lino AV laid , all; ©lasses of Furniture mads to order; country customers receive prompt stjjiitjos. Pttooe 1000,