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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13700, 2 June 1915, Page 4

MANGAPAPA BAKERY. MESSRS J. WALSH & CO. BEG to announce .that they have" re-'-ivsumed control of *: the ;-flSt»ove Bakery, and respectfully solicit |he r .supporVof OustomerH-ihf^the MangapapaiJiid Town District^.^ ■ ; . Ousiomers ; tely oif being served with only the BEST BREAD. ':'":. Town Delivery will not tft^e p^ce until Ist July. _ 1 y : '~ ; '" ■,"'"■ 4--- .:^- ;^.-^ ; ¥'aoa VfQW i« the time for ; : Bummer' Sj|riy. XS . ing for C63lin , Moth ,-Tin' 'ffifitofp, Curly nnd SilTer Blight on' Peache s:". aMb Mildew on Roses sWld'be lwikW^to. Gardens kepi m order, day or oontr^tl, lewn or country. ' ■ l " z " "'t- » JAMEI TAKL •»fcyn» 1U ■ . \^. ■-'- ..r'.(\ ■''■■ TO W^^ COHCEBH, >E - '■">-■■ f--r ■■■; I Giflbofte;"- :i f^S 19th April, 19%; TTAWNG ; been, tfroabled; LLJj' > '-that most discomforting cbnyplaint; early falling out' of hai£ leading almost 'to premature )Da3dness, I ainj r slncerely 'thankful that 'l was fortunate, enough tg be t® ool^ 1 -" mended to submit' my case to Mrs CRANNEY, Hair Specialist, of Gisborne, for treatments . !.' •. .^ My case was of,' such ah'ftlarmio^ natur© that I was afraid) I was going to lose/all my hair, and although' l s twed several hair tonics^ the faDing out continued, until I had to brush my hair iti different ways to ♦«)yer the bald patches! " ; '■' ■" ' : ' r '•*<[ It was at this stare that I fjrst intemewed Mrs CRANNEy, and ; 3t is "simply marvellous how soon" she influenced a. new 'Growth" of*hair -on what appeared to be hopelessly bald patches^ ■■■„ ' ■■- After conianmng the treatonap.t^far three months, I was' mopd f than gratified i& y fihd that I Tras n'6t 9«^tj^# , to youthful' .baldnebs, but in^^feaa was the- possessor of ra . Detter 'hpai^ • 0^ hair than I possessed even m my boyhoo«a:^ /:-\ : ' * '. \;' ; ' \';^' .. ':£' -Having feceived such' benefit' fro*m v Mrs CRANNEY, I can '&{&>s : \^ commend her' r td "anyone. r suWeriiig from scalp diseases, and f <' give ; her ■ - carte-blanche to use this testimonial . as she thinks fit. .- ". ' >: '■ ," r ' 1 'I am, : ■' ",-■ .. '■■ V-' '- " '■ -■ ■ ■■• - ; >J ' ■ "?■ ft L: AtLEYi ' •PHONE 904.! 1 : i 387 ■ ■ ■-■ ■■■■'." ■.. ;■ ■' ■";'

• : PQTATO^B Aljp^ ON^N|: r>; X PRIME dANTESuiIY P<)*ATOiB, ' 8s "6d per cwt. delivered. — v ONIONS 8b per bag of about 1001 b». T. CSLARKSO^'Lrt;- --;• - " Gladstone "Road. ■ ' / ;meatm]E4L'i x ; m|ia!tmi^l \ :■ ' ]\yr3^ME!*L makei the Fow6 LAY JLtJ. and keeps them m HEALTHY oondiiio£ all the time. :'.\ ■-.;," ,; , ; , ObUina^le from— , . •/ • T. CLAIIKSdN,!LTb;, „ ■ Giadsiotii RojkLSOYAL JJAfItESi 7 WE BEG TO NdTDJY THE PUBLIC THAT WE TAKEN / " OVER TH© AfiOV^ ■;•' BUSINESS. ' i \ WE ARE PREOPARED TO SUPPLY. GIGS, HACKS, AT LOWEST^RATBS^ gD. ALL STANDS gD. HQRSfiS CLIPPED and BRQKENi t<> Singe or Dojible '^^rnesa^ ,, t ; V. : 691 HENNAH AND^EEKS. biff 1 n g_r bd^ii^ W. O'CONNOR, \ (Late Ohef U.S.S. Co. and gptel •. \ 'Coronation) ' ■ : ; BEGS to .anripvtinpe that^hehaa; taken . . pver tlie MahageitneiH of ;the;aboy.e centrally^situated; Dining Rooms,""; wJiißh iti future will ;be c conducted niideri TO«f * most approved methods. . ■ „:' V Patrons may v rely-pn« promp^anq Ptft*ful attention, whiMthe-Cjusine li^TllVbe found second to. none m Gisbbrn©,*,* r ■ Painty Appetising HOT LUNCHEONS -.-■< served -from^lS to 2rp;.m." •' .'^ Afternoon . Teas, Late pinners ,5 toV?v ! and -Hofc Slippers.". , ' : : \ 1 The "Proprietor , wj>uid , respectfully, solicit, publicjpatronagkbeinff fully convinced that THE EXO|SLS?iOR wiU itofr p'ublib faVor., A," „..,..-- . OPPOSI^F; SALL MIH SONS, . "■' ,- Gladstone Road., ' '" ■