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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13700, 2 June 1915, Page 1

THE QUESTION OF THE MOMENT IS— VOLUNTARY OR COMPULSORY SERVICE WHAT DO YOU THINK? OOME ALONG AND SEE TRB 2000 FEET STAR PICTURE— TOMMY ATK'NS, ESQ. TOMMY ATKIN*, ESQ.; THE GREAT MILITARY FEATURE. Oil, Tommy, Tommy Atkins, You're a good 'un, liieart and hand,? Your* a credit to the country And to all your native land. AND SO HE IS. COME AND SEE. AT THE WORLD'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT I Supported, by IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE F«atwning Kathlyn. Williams. 3 VIRTUE ITS OWN REWARD. WAR BUDQBT. COMEBIES, Etc. MILLION PRICES 6d AND 3d. QUEEN CARNIVAL. THE BABY SHOW Will be held m pADDY'S ]yjAR.KJt3T At 2 o'clock. JUDGES: DR. PORT/EU AND DR. COLLINS. PRIZES kiven by the CARNTVAL COMMITTEE __^_ 431 THANKS. MR & MRS TITOS. ELLERY and Family return their heartfelt thanks for the many kind expressions of sympathy tendered to them m the loss of their beloved son, Cecil, who ivas killed m action at the Daxdanelles. . 410 PERSONAL. , S SHOULD this meet the eye of JAMES JOHN STONE., the son of Harry «nd Ellen. Johnstone. (maiden name Farrell), born Clinton, 'Otago. age 37 (was ganger for Ellis and Burnand, Manunuit. m 1910), or anyone knowing his where^ abouts, please send address to. Herald Office. Anxioua.-r-Tidy. - ; 417 WANTED. WANTED — A strong YO^TH, for ' Parcels Delivery. ApplyVipiraperv Department. *(X>MMON, S'HELTON &'CO., Ltd., 418 Peel »Street. WANTED. TXT'AN-DE'D^Priees for Carting SOIL VV: arid SAND. Partieula.rs V! fronv-'- c A. SAWYER, v Roebuck R*ad. 575 . WANTED., TXT ANTED — Respectable MAN, or »V strong YOUTH, as .Porter. ADAIR BROS., Ltd. 425- \ WANTED. WANTED— Six good BUSHMEN, to work upon wages or join gangs as partners, at Arowhana Station. Apply— OKITU FACTORY, or , B. TAIT, , 260' Manager, Arowhana Siatian. IMPORTANT ! THE BON MARCHE rpHANK the General Public for their X overwhelming support and patronage on the Opening Day of their EXPIRATION OF LEASH . /■ - SAKE, : : ... and APOLOGISE to those who went jnnserved. , 421 ANNUAL BALANCE. .Q.UR. ANNUAL BALANeB takes pia«e on 30th JU^EL Any payntents made before that date will- greatly assist us m our Balance work. ■ ADAIR BROS.; Ltd. ' NOTICE. . " f ■ OWING to shortage of feed and high coat of production, the MILK ' VENDORS of Gisborne have decided to raise the price of MILK to 5d PER QUART, commencing from JUNE Ist. • \ • 384 TO HORSE OWN RS. DR. W. C; RING, Veterinary Surgeon., will bo m Gisborne on 9th, 10th, and 11th JUNE w : h instruments for Tliroat Operations, Firmg. and Dentistry. Thoso requiring his services apply to — ' J. H, JEFFERD, ' Gisborne. 'Phone 496. ,i 415 "]\/r ADAM B- fA O N^S TIN X, 17 HARRIS STREET, KAITI,, Is still m Town, and will be pleased to see Clients between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. and 2 and 9 p.m. 400 , Noncna to farmers. NEW FREEZING WORKS. A MEETING* of Farmers Avill be held at Redstones' Hall, situate m Low* Street, Gisborne, 'on SATURDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m., to consider the ques- ' tion of starting, another Freezing Works, • m order to adequately provide for the requirements of this growing d istrict. All, Farmers who are m sympathy vithA the movement are requested to attend. W. DOUGLAS LYSNAU, HY. WILLIAMS, L. H. COOP, L. B. TULLOCIi. 349 Conveners. I .