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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13171, 3 September 1913, Page 1

KUDDART-PARKER LINE. FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE \.\\\ steamers fitted with wiTelest tn telegraphy.) _ Will sail (circumstances permitting) ITI FUK NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYT TELTON, AND DUNEDIN Victoria, Wed., Sept. 3rd, 7 p.m. — (Cargo and samples up till noon.) m FOR AUOKLAND AND SYDNEY, Via TOKOMARU BAY*. 31. Victoria, Saturday, Sept. 13, 10 a.m. (Cargo and samples 4 p.m. Friday.) Ba MELBOURNE, BLUFF & HOBART. ffl ", "T.s.s. Ulimaroa, Sunday, Sept. 28th. _ (From Dunedin) SYDNEY (from Wellington). *T.s:s. Ulimaroa, Friday, Sept. 12th. . \ *Passengers from Tokomaru Bay may ' obtain tickets and book berths for NorthT. bound steamers by application to Gisborne agents. — All tickets are available also for stop- • over or return by ANY of UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of U.S.S. Co.'s tickets may travel by above • named V6SS6_S — DALQETY AND OOMPANY, LTD., Telephone 181. Agents. " BAGGAGE NOTICE. ,j mHE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS :i J- COMPANY'S N MOTOR "gAGGAGE "yAN Meets all Steamers and Trains arriving »•) ' m NAPIER. r- HAND YOUR BAGGAGE TO THEM. |R Connections Guaranteed. 3 CHARGES MODERATE. ts ; 923 X BULGARIAN DESIGNS , AND GOLORINGS. 'd Are q^jile the Latest Novelty m g Trimmiugs for the present Season, it Our showing of these Goods includes Novelties m m V EDGINGS and INSERTIONS ALLOVERS ORNAMENTS arid BUTTONS COLLARS and CUFFS. r PETTIE'S "GOOD'S Wedding Riqgs Always m the Lead. TOR SALE. V ■ ; 7 | HEREFORD BULLS (2 and 3 years old). . ', . INSPECTION NOW. DELIVER"!' WHEN REQUIRED. Apply— \ ■s PATTULLO, h Rangatira Station, ,_ 376" Te Karaka. * NOTICE, ■""'■ 9 ]\/TR K. COHEN, of Hastings, v iXL Sole Representative of M. A. Winter and Co., Washington, United ' s States America . (Nalther Tablets), begs to notify the Gisborne Public that he is L " at present on a visit to this town for eight weeks; and may be Been at the Sotel Coronation, where he has a good supply of Nalther Tablets. He trusts the generous support accorded him -on his last year's visit will on this occasion i, be surpassed. He has also been appointed Sole Argent for MoUiersell's Seasick Remedy, and, having had occasion to try — the remedy himself on three occasions, can vouoh for its satisfactory results. 18 GISBORNE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. rTIHE Society is prepared to take J- Money on 3. "piKED JJEPOSIT. For further particulars,* apply to the Secretary. JOHN TOWNLEY, [> Chairman. 849 . LEGAL. MR. F. G. DUNLOP M.A. (Honors), L.L.M. (lately of Auckland) and t MR. J. H. KANE Of Gisborne,. ° HAVE ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP, And will carry on the Practice of their Profession as . •DARRISTERS AND gOLICITORS £ IN GISBORNE. X" Temporary Premises : d No. 56, LOWE BTKS3T (near Miller* jj. Corner). 1 KANE & DUNLOP . i. : — ' FOR JSALE. ■« r_r_r_n kjgd birch fencing s yuuu posts 3h (6 feet x 5 x 5) }7l Are Better than TOTARA. In' -TESTIMONIALS f.om. Settlers who liave had them m use for 25 years, and — are as good as new. U Y The above Posts 'have been cut and f, stacked for over 12 months at Matawai, j and are the balance of 18,000. Every Post Guaranteed up to Public — Works Standard. st ey PRIOES '-• (On Trucks and Booked to any Station) — 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN FIRST-CLASS TOTARA. s IAN.S.~BIMSON,' •rt OWNER, LOWE STREET. it- v : - it- tust OPENED up a shipment of __ O' Vinolia Goods. — Soaps 3 for Is, >w Shaving Sticks 8d each, Tooth Past* ue lid, all Vinolia .-The People's Empon. rium.