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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11834, 16 January 1933, Page 8

AUCTION NOTICES AUCTION; SALE RIMU FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES, ETC. 5 FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. At. 4 COOK STREET. -/ ' On account of Mr. J. Kempson. Commencing at 1.30 sharp. Si ttingroom: Settee and Squab, Oval Table, 3 H.IB. Chairs,t .Glassfront Bookcase, Fire Screen (all rimu, nice condition), Byds Congol. eum, Glassware, .Rooks, Vases, Ornaments, etc. Two Bedrooms have: Rimu Double Bed and Wire, 2 Single Folding Beds, Mattresses, Rimu Wardrobe (good), Duchess, Rev. Rugs, Cabinets, Qongoleum and Lino, Curtains and Blinds throughout, 3\ and 2jyds Carpet Runner, 2 Slip Mats, Pr. Hall Curtains, ofcoT Kitchen: Table, 4 Chairs, Dresser, Small Champion Stove, H.E. Kerb, Rugs, Crockery, Saucepans, and ail usual Kitchen Utensils, etc. Outside: Child's Pram (S.G.), Gentleman’s Cycle, Tools, Mason Jars, Sundries, etc. NOTE: A nice, clean lot, all to be sold. FRED BARWICJC, THE LIVE AUCTIONEER. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS THE GIFT THAT PLEASES A BICYCLE FROM ALLAN SUTTON Low Prices, and Highest Quality. PHONE non. To the Wide-Awake Business Man! Have confidence in yourself, your business, your goods, and swell your turnover by adopting tlio mail order system of buying. There is no advertising medium in the world that can give access to so many prospective purchasers at so low a figure as the daily newspaper. THE GISBORNE TIMES has a strong line of subscribers all along the East Coast from Wairoa to Cape Runaway and through to Opotiki. Now is the time to boost your goods iu the country districts and cultivate orders by mail. The cheapest way to do this is to advertise in the Gisborne Time*. At one time all advertising was merely an experiment; now it is a grim necessity. In towns, townships, construction camps, station sheds, Maori pas, the Gisborne Times is read from the title to the imprint. RING PHONE 500 or 818 and our Advertising Specialist will ' submit designs and write your advertisement in attractive style that will convince the buying public in the country districts and sell your goods. TIMES PRINTING WORKS Gisborne Times Agency

Tolaga Bay District The Agencies for the ‘‘GISBORNE TIMES’* are m the hands of Mr. H. Littleworth BOOKSELLER, STATIONER and FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, —And — Mrs. Holmes FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, T@LAGA BAY. YY7"E Print at shortest notice, Concert Tickets, Ball Programmes, Dance Tickets, Invitation Cards, Wedding Invitations, Memorials Cards, ete., etc. 'tJip-to-date stock of latest designs.—Gisborne Timeß Printing Works. A hard nut to crack 1 “Scientists the world over,’’ writes Mr. Amos Scrope in tile Chicago “Witness,” “have been trying for ages to eliminate wholly the nicotine from tobacco, have found it a tough nut to crack and given it up as a bad : job. But I understand the manufacturers of New Zealand tobacco have actually cracked that nut, hard as it is! A relative, of mine resident in the city of Wellington informs me that the Dominion tobacco is not only the very finest quality—lint—mark this, —is almost free from nicotine. How is it done?, Well, it seems that they subject the tobacco to. great heat, roast it, ill fact, and so much of the poisonous nicotine is expelled that the rest doesn’t matter! Tims treated ! the tobacco is rendered harmless. So far as I know this is the only toasted tobacco produced.” Quite correct, Mr. Scrope. All that, is necessary to add is that, there are Four brands only: Jljverhead Gold. Navy Cut No. 3.' Cavendish and Oat Ping No, 10,-323,