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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13069, 8 May 1913, Page 1

HUDDART-PARKER LINE. [FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE, (All steamers fitted with wireless telegraphy.) Will sail (circumstances permitting) FOR. NAtUER, WELLINGTON, LY'iTELTON, ANJ) DUNKDIN. Victoria, Wed., May 14, 7 p.m. (Cargo, and Samples up till noon.) FOR AUCKLAND AND SYJJNhTT" Via TOKOMAKU BAY* Wimmera, Saturday, May 10, 10 a.m. (Cargo and samples iip till 4 p.m. Friday.) MELBOURNE, BLUFF & HOBART. T.a.B. Ulimarod, Sunday, May 11th (From Dunedin) SYDNEY (from Wellington). T.s.s. UHmaroa, Friday, May 30th. . 'Passengers from Tokomaru Bay may obtain tickets and book berths for Northbound steamers by application to Gisborne agents. All tickets are available also for stopover or return by ANY of UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of D.S.S. Co.'s tickets may travel by above - named vessels. D ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., Telephone 181. . Agents. { • L~ • "P ' AND Cl AAA STEAM NAVIGA--13 ■ -»Uy4JUR- xjojj COMPANY. STEAMERS for London, calling at Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, Marseilles, Gibraltar and Plymouth, with liberty to «all at Brindisij as tmdeT : — „ • I Loaves 4tauner». Tom. Captains. Bylney. Moolton 10,000 Haddock, R.N.B, Hay 1? Morea 11.000 Andrews. R.N.R May 31 Marmora 10.500 S. de B. Lockyer .Tune 14. For rates of passage, apply to — THE GISBORNE SHEEPF ARMERS' FROZEN MEAT CO., Ltd. ' Agenta. NOVELTIES IN FANCY LINENS. AFTERNOON" TEA CLOTHS, m drawn thread and embroidered, 2s ]ld, 3s lid, to 6s 9d; more elaborate styles at 9s 9d to 21s. TRAY CLOTHS, m hemstitched and embroidered, Is, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, tb 5s 6d. DAINTY TRAY CLOTHS, Jace trimmed, m square and round shapes, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, to 9s 6d. DUCHFjSS SETS, m lace, trimmed and embroidered, nt 2s lid, 3s lid, 5s 6d, to 10s 6d. DUCHESS RUNNERS, hemstitched and embroidered, and lace trimmed, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s, 6d, to 6s 6d. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. PETTI E-'S iiiiiwiiiii»«iij-,-tcTOT-vr^i:ig-</v-.atn»gßviiiaMi«Lja> WANTED. T)OULTRY wanted iv any quantity ; '■ JL also 2 tons Cow Pumpkins or Mangolds. I W. FREBICHS, Fox Street. $& '...:'■■. ' To Let ■ . ■ v- - - (10s WEEK) . Or For Sale (£450, on Easy Terms), COTTAGE .. AND OUTBUILDINGS. . Two acres ' Land, Fowl Runs, Gray's Hill. ' Apply— C. O. BLOORE,. Agent, Lowe St. ©GOOD'S Wedding Rings Always m nmm r the Lead. GRAHAM & DOBSON, OFFICE: 70 BRIGHT STREET: Telephone 312. A OCOUNTANTS, AUDITOPvS, ■-"• COMPANY SECRETARIES, INSUHANOE & GENERAL AGENTS. GRIEVE JEWELLER, FOR Big Ben Alarms, 12s. 6d. NOTICE. HAVING decided to relinquish the Warehouse business, I have disposed of the balance of the Lease of my Warehouse to Mr W. G. Crompton, trading as "Murray and Crompton," , General Merchants, Gisborne, and intend selling off my Stock-in- trade at Landed Cost to the Public. ' An Opportunity to Purchase AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN GISEORNE. Come early to the Warehouse, Masonic Buildings, and secure Goods at Cost Price. G. K. PASLEY, Land and Insurance Agent, Shavebroker. Telephone 155. P.O. Box 176. "pO-N MARCHJf,, the Reliable Store.— .IJ Velveteens m all shades Is and Is 6d, corded Velveteens (27-inch, all colors) In 9<i. 62in Nary Her^a Is lid WHY do you walk to work, when 9d • a day buys a Bicycle at the Boom Cycling? TTVOES it pay to walk, when we" sell _l_y you a Bicycle at 9d a day? — Boom Cycling. Q« CHOOLGIRL'S CHANGE ! — Lady's j k5 Raleigh Bicycle (could nob break it with an axe), only 90s ; genuine bargain. —Boom Qy cling. r^ENTfS Bicycle (just overhauled), 24in VX fra-me, brakes and free-wheel, all sundries ; any trial. First cheque £4. — Boom Cycling. j OH, JiiATHER! Buy this Cycle "tor m«j 21in. frame, free-wheel, new tyres, splendid condition. First offer, £4 153.— 800 m Cycling. T> ALEIGiI Gent'Fßicycle, 24in frame, jLw practically new, Eadie, sundries. First cheque, £6 10s- (worth £11). — Boom Cycling. ANTED, to Sell— Secondhand Milk Flpat, re-painted and m good order. — Graham and Krebs.