SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS GISBORNE BO.ROUGI-I ■ COUNCIL. REINSTATEMENT POST OFFICE CLOCK. A T the request, of a number of Citizens the Council have decided to endeavour to collect a sum sufficient to reinstate 'the POST OFFICE CLOCK with Earthquakeproof construction tower at an estimated cost of £9OO. SUBSCRIPTION LISTS have been opened at the Offices of the Times, Herald, and Borough Council, where donations will he thankfully received . D .W .COLEMAN, Mayor. GISBORNE HIGH SCHOOL. PROSPECTUS,. 1933. COPIES may be obtained from the undersigned. Enrolments for next year should be forwarded as soon as possible, on receipt of which authoriW For obtaining school uniform will be issued. CHAS. H BULL, Secretary. Union Bank Buildings, Gisborne. CHEAP READING LATEST NOVELS, BIOGRAPHIES, ETC. At times like the present the sole relaxation of hundreds of people is reading, but all cannot afford to buy .books. 'lt was to meet such a_ want that Eastwood’s Lending Library was established many years ago and is still as popular as ever. TWO BOOKS AT A TIME. Readers may take out two books at a time and change every day if they so desire. There are thousands of books to choose from. LOW FEES LOW FEES The fees are 7/0 a quarter; 12/6 for six months, or £1 for a year. New hooks are placed or the shelves immediately on arrival direct from the publishers abroad. CONCESSIONS TO COUNTRY READERS. To meet the needs of country readers, these subscribers are allowed four books at a time. By special arrangement with the postal authorities, Irook.s from Eastwood’s Lending Library are carried at reduced rates, thus ensuing a continuous supply to readers in the country.. For further particulars apply to EASTWOOD’S BOOK STORE GLADSTONE HOAD. PRICES STILL FALLING BLACK TENNIS SHOES. WHITE TENNIS SHOES. 4x9. Childe’ ... 4/0 10 x 2, Childs’ ... 2/6 3x9, large, ... 0/0 ONLY AT CLAYTON’S Opp. Regent Talkies. Phone I—’1 —’3—6. MOTOR SERVICES WHITE STAR MOTOR SERVICE 777 PHONES 62 HAWKE’S BAY MOTOR CO. LTDOAR AND RAIL FARES. Return. PALMERSTON £3/10/8 WELLINGTON £4/ 4/6 WANGANUI £4/ 0/7 CAR FARES. Single. Return. NAPIER 6 a.m., 8.30 a.in. 1.30 p.m. PALMERSTON 6 e-.m., 8.30 a.m. WELLINGTON 0 a.m. WANGANUI 6 a.m. 27/6 45/0 55/0 55/0 52/6 84/0 102/0 102/0
WAIROA 1p)/6 6 a.m., 8.30 a.m. X ' J/ w 1.30 p.m. WAIKAREMOANA 28/6 6 a.m., 8.30 a.m. SUNDAYS, 8.30 a.m. for NAPIER AND PALMERSTON. 27/0 54/6 ROTORUA MOTOR TRANSPORT CO L m 630 a.m. (via W&ioeka). and 10 a.m. (via Motu). opotiki j 27/6 50/0 WHAKATANE 37/6 70/0 ROTOE.UA ... 50/0 90/0 6.30 a.m. HAMILTON ... 55/0 105/0 AUCKLAND ... 65/0 125/0 NEW ONE DAY SERVICE. DEPART. AUCKLAND ... 7 a.m. ARRIVE GISBORNE ... 9 p.m. »■ (Via Waiocka). TAURANGA 6.30 a.m, except Sunday. FREIGHT SERVICE TO EAST COAST, DAILY 7 a.m. Booking Agents for New Zealand Railways. WHITE STAR ' BOOKING OFFICE. Lowe Street. (Opposite Masonic Hotel). PHONES 777. NIGHT 52,
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11833, 14 January 1933, Page 1
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