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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13701, 3 June 1915, Page 1

WORLD'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT! TQ-NICHTI LAST SCREENING OF TOMMY ATKNS RECEIVED BY ENORMOUS CROWDS YEiSTERDAY. TOMMY ATKINS Supported by IN THE MIDST OF THE JUNGLE THE MOST EXCITING AND SENSATIONAL PICTURE MISS KATHLYN WILLIAMS HAS EVER APPEARED IX. VIRTUE IS ITS OWN REWARD. T^HE MO&T-TALKED-OF PICTURE IN THE DOMINION. FRIDAY NEXTWAR'S INNOCENT VICTIM. The Absolutely Latest War Drama. MILLION PRICES ...,6d AND 3d. DRUIDS' "ALL-RiaHT" NIGHT. 1 SCO1 T nsi~HALL, i PATRIOTIC SOCIAL. TO-NICHTfjO-NICHTI Gentlemen 3 S Od. Ladie* Is 6d. Proceeds m Aid of Wounded Soldiers. EVERYONE INVITED. . J. A. EATON, Hon. Secretary. PERSONAL. ; SHOULD this meet the eye> of JAMES ;, JOHNSTON E^ the s^n of Harry and Ellen Johnstone (maiden name Farrell) , born Clinton, Otago, age 37 (was ganger for Ellis and Burnand, Mariunirf, m 1910), or anyone knowing his whereabouts, please send address to Herald Office. , Anxious.— Tidy. / 417 WANTED. "T^TANTED— Prices for Carting SOIL VV.? and SAND. Particulars from — j A. SAWYER, ,_„ Roebuok R»ad. 3T5 t ..■■'. \\ . ' WANTED., • :'.,•■■ x T^TANTBD — Respectable or VV strong YOUTH, ,as Porter, AD AIR B^C6, Ltd. 425 WANTED. ~ ~ WIANTED— Six good BUSHMEN, to V work upon wages or join gangs as partners, at Arowhana Station. Apply— OKITU FACTORY, or B. TAIT, gffl IMnnagrr. Arawhana Station. ANNUAL, BALANCE,. ,f\UR > ANNUAL BALANCE takes V -' f place on 30th JUNE. Any payments made before that date will greatly assist us m our Balance work. ADAIR BROS., Ltd. ■ . » - -. ■ ' ■ NOTICE. OWING- to failing health. I beg to announce that I intend to relinquish my Confectionery Business at the end of JUNE. The Business is for Sale.. T.F. BROWN, J 445 v Peel Street. ■ ■• NOTICE. 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, commencbg from JUNE! Ist. '• ; / 384 lYf AD A ME. T> Oyl NI, CLAIRVOYANT (Late of London», Paris, and Ireland), 265 PALMFjftSTON ROAD (Opposite School). '438 TO HOBSEJWNERS. DR. W. C. RING, Veterinary Surgeon, will b© m Gisborne on 9th, 10th, and 11th JUNE, with instruments for Tlu-oat Oi>eratipns, Firing, and Dentistry. Those; requiring his services apply to — '■■■■* '■'''■'-. J. H. JEFFERD, Gisborne. 'Phone 496. .415 NOTICE TO FARMERS ■ '. NEW FREEZING WORKS. A MEETING of Farmers will be held # at Redstonee' Hall, situate m I^ow« Street, Gisbovne, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m., to consider tlie question of starting another Freezing Works, m order to adequately provide for the requirements of ; this growing district. All Farmers who are m sympathy with the movement are requested to attend. W. DOUGLAS LYSNAR, HY. WILLIAMS, L. H. COOP, , L. B. TULLOCK. 349 ; 'Conveners. FOR PRIVATE SALE. JPIRST-CLASS VpURNrrUREL Apply between the hours of 1 nrid 5. './; W/ STEWART, i 380 491 Aberdeen Rd. WHEN purchasing a Fountain Pen, I be sure and procure only tbe well-known makers. The ONOTO selffilling and safety ia the best and most reliable made; 16s post free from the Agent, Thomas Adams; absolute guarantee with every pen. . " ■ ,_ DON'T mak« a slave of lyoureelf by rubbing away at yoar linoleums m j the old-fashioned way.- Buy a tin of Evershine from The People's Emporium. No labor, and a brilliant polish ; UST LANDEJL) A large assortment Of Ladies' imitation Silk and Woollen Scarfs; 23 lid, 3s 6d, and 3s lid; 54-inch Navy Serges, heavy makes, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d.— Guthrie and Maddock, Home of 7 Good Valuics. ANTED Knownr-rWe have opened up our New! Ready-to-wear Suits m the latest patterns and »tyl«n ~ Nat Hooper. , BLANKEtHPRICES at tho Popular .Store.— Single Bed 16s 6d pair, Double Bed 22s 6d pair, Eideraown Quilts from 8s lid to 39s 6d.— At Melbourne Caah, Gipborne's Popular I) raj>ers, Mill!n*>r«i ar.d Cln«hi<T« t Ohnstone an d «m i ra^Tlfox fj Suits; splendid fitting. See our Riding Breeches; btssl- vul(ie m town.