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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13785, 10 September 1915, Page 1

WORLD'S PICTURES NOW SHOWING. THE MOST REALISTIC WAR FEATURE YET INTRODUCED. Death or Glory. "INTO THE MOUTH OF HELL!" NO EXTRA CHAffiCE. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. The reserve the right to alter this Programme if/ necessary. MR.J. DAWSON will be the prin--I>X cipal Speaker at the usual Weekly Meeting under the auspices of the Social Democratic Party, to be held m Townley's Hall THIS EVENING. Subject: "The Liquor Question : State Ownership No Remedy." Full discussion. Evervbodv cordially invited. —D. W. jX)LrI\IAN, Secretary. , '71 ,*»*_tiLA FOR TOLAGA BAY • $SSpisL|£ AND AUCKLAND. _^^CmHE ketch CORONA- < <C__3Sno' r JL TION is now loading, and will receive Cargo up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY. GEORGE SMITH, 42 Buiilder. PUBLIC MEETING OF FARMERS. A' PUBLIC MEETING of FARMERS will be held at Redstones' Hall, Lowe Street, Gisborne, at 2 o'ilock, on SATURDAY NEXT, -' . '. ' ■'.. x ..\ for i.the purpose of making l^resenia.- V tions to the authority regarding, the disadvantages arising out of the. sate of Frozen Meat* .shortage •*of»>shipping facilities, and also the question of increased taxation "upon the Farmers because of the supposed large profits being derived from ..the, sale of their- pro--! duce. . . ■ % All Fairmcrs are urged to make ' it convenient to attend. 25 PATUTAHI ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. A MEETING of Ratepayers of the abova Road District will be , held m the Patutahi Public Hall, on SATURDAY NEXT, September 11th, at 7.30 p.m., to discuss the question of the Board merging into the County Council. A. DOHERTY, ; • , Clerk. Patutahi, Sept. 7th, 1915. 995 PLUNKET NURSE. OWING to the illness of Nurse Sykes, the Plunket Rooms WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTTCE'.. 47 WANTED. WANT£D-A n ~ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. Apply, by letter, to — WILLIAMS & KEITTLE, Ltd. 32 'i • . ' WANTED. WANTE_>^-SHEPHERD, for Coast Station. Apply— I BENNFTT & SHERRATT. 10_ . BEAUTIFUL ORCHARD. ONE of the most Profitable and Up-to-date ORCHARDS m the Bay. Pretty Homestead, and a 10-acre Paddock besides for grazing. Five hundred and thirty trees m lull-bearing, apart from small fruits, two vineries, etc. F. H. W. TRAILL, _. LOWE STREET. GRAMOPHONE and six doublesided Records, cash £2 13s. — Chrisp's Removal Sale. WANTED — Buyers for three light Buggies (all m best of order); a sacrifice. — Graham and Krebs. WILL youi help to erect Dwellings wherein the disabled .Service man can live uponi his .pension with his family Avithout any appeal to charity? Then Buy,* Use, and Talk War Seals. TWELVE High-grade Renovated Bicycles ladies and gents), new tyres, newly enamelled, practically new. All one price, regardless oi cost, only £5 each. — Boom Cycle Co. _____ FDR the Boya going to the Front. — Packets, made up containing Writing Paper and Materials, any. price; also Pad of Letter Cards, Is each. Pocket Lighters, 3s 6d each ; no need for matches.— Thomas Adams. OTOR CYCLE for Sale. — .New Hudson, 4 h.p., 3-<Bpeed, free engine, kick start, countershaft, newly enamelled and overhauled, with side bar; sacrifice; only £49 10s.— Boom Cycle Co. KING DICK MOTOR CYCLE and Side Car complete, free engine; any trial ; owner leaving for front ; will accept £30 for the lot. — Apply Boom Cycle Co. THE ONOTO' Fountain. , Pen (all British-make) ; can be carried m any position ; will not leak ; filled m a Hash ; guaranteed by the Agents ; 15s post free. — From Thomas_Adamfl, USEFUL" BOOKS.— Lee's - Priceless Recipes (3000 practical recipes for everyone), ls 6d, posted ls 9d ; Quinifs Fmit Tree Prwmng 3s 6d, posted 3s 9d : American Horse, Sheep, and Cattle Doctor 6s 6d. posted 7s.— Thos. Adams : ANTED— Buyer for Butterfly Gig, secondhand, newly paintwl ; a snip. — Ovaham «md TOghg W" ~I_NTED — Buyer for second-hand Pbaeton ; cheap. — Graham and Krebs.