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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11539, 16 January 1932, Page 4

St. Winifred’* School ' GISBOitKE \ - . (Diocesan Foundation). Principal, Mrs 1 ' R‘. VERRIER JONESB.A. r (Hons.,' Eng.). New School Yoa,r Commences February 2. '• ‘ For Girls fromi 1 4yrs' to 17; Boys frfcm'tiyrtf to 7. DAY & DING SCHOOL * D ffp T s KIN D E F* RIMAR Y (to ProfioierofjjJH34 (to ,?.r. MatriculptUf RSE (Bccommended for . girls who desi' to take up Secretarial or Commercial i . ' work).; * Shorthand, Type writing, IBooi-keep-ing, Commercial; FhrglifM Tho Principal will fpmnsed to answer any enquiries m>r| parents of prospective .pupils personally, or to supply tlxe prospectus by post.

Gisborne High School Full Secondary Jdcikool Education provided|fa| Ikjys and Girls. Special Prejflrjjtoro* Department for Boys ami Giw#frdm*Stanard 111 and upwards. *b'cbfufflllOl- per term. jTi Separate House.% under Board’* control JO/ull iteian fees.; Boys and Girl'e, £jo gfett. Fine Sports Wator and Modern Swimming Baths. Salt Proepectus obtainable from— CHAS. H. BULL, Secretary, Union Bank Buildings, Gisborno. G. V. SHENNAN, UNDERTAKER AND UPHOLSTERER PHONES 533 RESIDENCE 962. ARTIFICIAL WREATHS IN STOCK. T. HAISIAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER I (Established 1908). 351 ORMOND ROAD Telephone 187. Mortuary Chapel for use of clients (free). In a time of bereavement I. offer service which lightens and euses a trying period, and relieves I you of all responsibility. ! Cremations arranged for in • Auckland or Wel- • lington., Shipping arrangements made to all parts of the world. British Manufactured Artificial Wreaths in stock at lowest prices. T. N. COCHRANE Undertaker Complete Funeral Furnisher Will promptly and carefully attend to any and all business entrusted to his care. ‘ . •• • • •. vr w ; • UP-TO-DATE MODERN MOTOR HEARSE. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. FREE MORTUARY CHAPEL. Cremations Arranged. Phones 1472, 1341. Private Phone 1180 Private Residence: 318 Ormond Road. ARTIFICIAL WREATHB IN STOCK. nips no vegetable has become pular ill Germany as the toYet some 30 years ago it was ■ known. When it did appear s regarded with suspicion on it of its brilliant color and it onsidered to bo ’harmful. lor time, under the name of Lieb--1 (love apple) it .was cultivatonly. a few gurdeiis for decora- > To-day the tomato is; eaten and d ill every form', by rich and Now that it has been proved bhis .useful fruit cr vegetable :eep good for more than; six in ice ' storage, the growing Is throughout the country jeen enormously increased, but r • importers, with Holland at head, do a very great trade Germany. Mathewson’s end of the season clearance sale • is now on. Prices have been heavily reduced. Afternoon frocks from 63/-.; . Satin Beauta frocks from to/-; horaf fa ; epe de chine frocks and ensembles from 84/-. Macclesfield 'silk' frocks from 49/6; costumes and. coats from 75/-T- ; Millinery at very reduced prices**’* “