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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12816, 16 July 1912, Page 1

PATHE PICTURES. -. To-Hrcttr i "f o-«iclht ,i - - ;LAST '^IG^Pf-- OF .-THIS" SEKHES." The Splendid Vitagiuph D^utmiv, "A * MESSAGE FROM' BEYONO,"/ '. Acted by the Vitagiaph Special Co. "HOME," "HOME," "HOME," A Picture tihat Appeals to All. "THE PROSECUTING COUNSEL." The "Selig" Star, Kate William^ m the Lead. "TOLD IN COLORADO." Enacted m Colorado's I'ictuwsque Canyons. "The Enthusiastic Photographer" — '"River Loiiig" — "Torpedo Practice"— "Latest Pa the Gazette." ' "OURixa ma-in-IjAw." ~s"o"oiXlT~ ASOCIAL will be held at Te Hapara . School, on FRIDAY, July 19th. Presentation of School Oricket. Cup. Adults — Ladies Is, Gents 2s. Refreshments provided. Music by Mr Copley. Good floor for dancing. 220 F. C. FARAM, Hon. Sec. MAIvAJRAKA AND MATAWHERO HALL. • OWING to preparations for Spinsters' Bull, NO Skating will be held on Wednesday Eivening. B. STEGGALL, 235 . Hon. Sec. MAKARAKA AND MATAWHERO HALL. A SPINSTERS' BALL will be held m the above Hall on THURSDAY. July 18th, 1912. Dancing at 8 p.m. Ladies ss. Gentlemen by invitation only, to bo produced at door. MISS JOBSON, Sec. 232 MISS McINTQiSH, Treas. piANO pLAYING JJADE- JJASY. MISS J. HAMON, Waerenga-a-hika, says: "Your eystem is wonderful m its simplicity, and does away with years of drudgery. Some months ago I, endeavored to learn by the old method, but could make no headway. Now, however, after a course of your system, I am pleased to say that I can play most intricate music. lam sure your system deserves all the credit it receives." Full tuition, £2 2s (and returned if you can- j not play m six weeks). — The National) College' of Music, McKee's Buildings (upj stairs), Gladstone Road. Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 884 TENDERS. rpiSNDEKS are required for 67 chains _L Road' Construction, etc.., atWaipura ■Extension, Stout Street, Gisborne. Specifications, etc.. can be seen at Mi Wm. Devery's, Stout Street, from 9 to 11 a.m. daily. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close on the 23rd INST. 221 - ' W. DEVBRY. TO BUILDERS. mENDERS, to close at Noon on JL THURSDAY, July 18th, 1912, are invited for the Erectiou (m brick) of a Workshop, Gladstone Road, for F. W. Williams, Esq. Plans, etc., may be seen at our office. BURR AND MIRFIELD, Architects. Gladstone Road. 56 '■ TO BUILDERS. mENDERS, to close at Noon on _L TUESDAY, July 23rd, are invited for the Erection, of a,. .llesidence, <on Kaiti. Plans, arid specifications riiay be seen at my office. - ALBERT WILLIAMS. 194 Architect, McKee's Buildings. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS* QEPARATE TENDERS, to close at kJ our Office at Noon on MONDAY, July 22nd, are invited for Repairs and Renovating Offices and Concrete Works, etc., at the Albion Stables, for the A. J. Bradley Estate, Gisborne. . Plans and specifications may be seen at our Office. BURR AXD MIRFIEIrD, Architects. Gladstone Road. 150 ~ EASY TERMS. 203 STOUT STREET, WHATAUPOKO. TTOTT&T?, Practically new, 10 JtIUUO-EJ m i nu te S 'from Post Office, 6 rooms and large, well-appointed bathroom, /pantry, wash-house, woodshed, fowl-house,' etc. House has all conveniences — hot and cold water, gas and gas range, electric bells, linen press, wardrobe, safe, etc. Built of First-class Kauri and Matai. Section quarter-acre (nearly), with frontage to Stout Street and wheel right-of-way to Sheehan Street. Owner leaving District. Price Reasonable. 957 • D. E. LESLIE. LOOK AT' THIS! VICTORIA TOWNSHIP. HALF-ACRE CORNER SECTION, £200. Half-acre SECTION, £150. C. G. BLOORE. 521 __ HOLFORD & CO., JJLECTRICAL JJNGINEERB AND J^IOENSED QON TRACTORS, Undertake Electrical Work of Eterj Description. liighting, Motorjs, Telephones, Bell*, etc. Automatic Electrio Lighting Plants for Country Houses. E3eotrie Signs. GET OU^l PRICE before placiug your Orders. All Work Guaranteed Two Years. ESTIMATES FREE. Address : Box 229. LOWE STREET, Opposite Redstones' Stable* 391 THE FORD GAR. LATEST MODEL. Five-seated; 20 h.p.; 4 Cylinders, £230 f.o.b. Wellington. Two-seated, £210 f.o.b. Wellington (With full equipment). MR R. H. J. HAMLIN has been appointed Sole Agent for Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay for this celebrated Car, and will be pleased to give trial runs to all interested. For full information, apply— R, H. J. HAMLIN, Thackery St., Napier. ROUSE AND HURRELL. CARRIAGE BUILDING CO., LTD., Wellington, Role Agent* for New Zealand 3 } TOHNSTONE & SMITH, the ProgresI U sive Tailors. Suit* to Measure I from £5. Only the latest and np-to-date a 'i'li'ti W <ifsv>lr<»rl iJTTTHEIREVER. you go you hear the 'VY same tale, "Oh! yes — I would not ' be without NAZOL. Tt is the best remedy T have ever had for Coughs and Colds."