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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11251, 16 April 1908, Page 6

MR J. G. WOOLLEY TN ONE OF HIS STRAIGHT TALKF J- TO THE PEOPLE OF HAWAII SAYS:— "We have tried to pray the Saloon t< death, But it stands a lot of prayipg ; We have tried to sing it out of existence But it has withstood our music remark ably well. We have tried to drown it with tears, But it has proved itself admirably adapted " For navigating that kind of salt water, WHAT WE NEED TO TRY IS THI BALLOT. : ' * i ■ . . _ : _ . _- . WESTPORT "COALBROOKDALE" COAL WESTPORT COAL is the BEST an< MOST ECONOMICAL Coal fo Household use. It burns better, last . longer, and gives greater , heat than an; other coal. NOTE. — For tlie kitchen range a smal quantity of Coke mixed with Westpor Coal makes a strong, clea,n, steady fin for cooking. NO SOOT! NO niRT! NO ASHES Aa KINDS Of COAL, COKE, and FIREWOOI in Stock. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS for Steaai Coal and quantities ex ship. All Orders- Promptly Delivered. THS WESTPOrTcOAL CO., LTD. READ'S QUAY. Telephone 352. . 391 LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ q^TEW I7EALAND "OAILWAYS (Gisborne Section.) HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKET, w ill T>e issued at 2d per mile first class, arid- Id per mile second-class, front THURSDAY, April 16th, to MONDAY April 20th, inclusive, when they cost les: than the ordinary fare, and will be a>/a,il able for return for two weeks from dat< of issue. FARES— Gisborne to Te Ka raka and Puha and back, Ist -class 4s 2nd clays 2s ; and from Puha or Te Karafc to Gisborne, the same. 629 '" BY ORDER. TTQLY TRIMTY CHUR/CH GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES. "~ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 a.m. Matins, Litany, and Sermon (Mr W. H Powell) : 3 p..m., Family Service (Rev F. W. Cbatterton) ; 7 p.nx., Evensong an< Sermon (the Vicar). All axe warmly in vited. L. DAWSON THOMAS. SALVAITON ARMY, GISBORNE. SPECIAL Easter Sunday Meetings wil be conducted by Adjutant D'lckens assisted by Ensign * Giles and Captair Adams. Welcome to all. United PIC NIC on EASTER MONDAY, in Misi Mor ice's- grounds (by kind permission) Games for young and old. Refreshment! ut town prices. Hot water free. Come and bring your friends. 62: TURANGANUI FISHING CLUB. fPHE TUATEA will leave for the Arie JL Reef on EASTER. MONDAY, at 1! Noon. Early application for ticket! necessary. H. L. 'HUMPHREYS, 625 , Secretary. NOTICE. THE Colonial Sugar Refining Compi.jij has this day ADVANCED the Pric< of Sugars, Golden Syrup, and Treach 10s ner ton. W. W. PHILSON, Manager. 623 TO LET. NEW FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE anc 1 acre of Land, Wainui Road, Kaiti, about quarter-mile past school. -Apply— CHAS. BUSCKE. 624 Good's Buildings. FOR SALE. FOUR Second-hand GIGS (in good order), 1 Second-hand BUGGY, a.nd Light EXPRESS, suitable for farmers, on terms or for cash. Apply— , R. T. WILLIAMSON, 627 Te Arai Smithy. WANTED— Waitress.— Apply urgently.— Dustins'. * 622 LOST— Bunch of Keys, between Nelson Bros.' and Makaraka.— Finder please leave at Gordon's butcher shop. TO LET, _ Cobden street — Two Furnished Rooms, with use of kitchen. —Apply Herald. 630 TO TE ARAl~SETTLEßS~th^handiest and nics: convenient shop for Settlers is the old-cstablistosd Blacksmithing and Wheelwrighting Establishment conducted by R. T. Williamson, who has in his employ only capable and efficient workmen. Shoeing carefully carried cut under proprietor's personal si'-pei--visio-i. Farming Implements of every description Repaired on shortest notice. All kinds of Gate Hinges in stock. 6^3