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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13899, 24 January 1916, Page 4

PRAMS. > _____ DO "NOT" BUY GOODS FROM THE ENEMY I f HAVE JUST LANDED A LARGE t,' STOCK OF i ENGLISH PySH CARTS NOT\ GERMAN OR AMERICAN, BUT ENGLISH. SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY ELSE WIIFRE, ' REDGRAVE & CO., SWAN CYCLE WORKS. 'Phone 729. 360 BUSINESS J-OR SALE. SMALL GENERAL STORE, (Takings over £25 a Week). COMFORTABLE Living for Couple.' ' Shop and DAvelling Nbminal rent. Capital wanted, undeii* £200. FAHCY~COODS. One of the best m town. About £500 capital required. THRIVING BOOT AVD SHOE BUSINESS, Handy to centre. Rare chance for . tradesman with capital. Apply— BLOORE, AGENT. MADAMEJ.ZUGENA PHRENOLOGIST & CHARACTER REAtB-R, Will .be. plea_ed io see Clients at 274 PALMERSTON ROAD (Next Adventist Church. WAERENCA-O^URI HOTEL. THE above Hotel has recently been re-erected on the most modern lines, 1 and' now ranks among the Best Country Family Hotels m the District. It is elaborately furnished throughout with a- ,yiew to- affording., all the-.poinfort-of a thoroughly up-to-date Hostel. Waerenga-o-kuri as a Holiday Resort must become highly popular on account of its easy accessibility, arid being within 20 mtles of Gisborne, it is anticipated it will b-k"ome th 4 centre td'Whidh" those suffering from the intense heat of the flits, \yill, On account of the elevated, position enjoyed by the Hotel (1600 feet above sea level), patronise this ideal spot. Special attention is directed to the fact that the Catering is under the immediate suipervisiori pf. the Proprietor, whose long connection with the business is «a sufficient guarantee that nothing will be found wanting m this direction. Moderate: .-tariff and special • arrangements made with patrons on an extended visit. JOHN HOLT, 935 Proprietor. For Sale. H SECTION (over quarter acre), very •*•• nicely finished ' Dwelling of five rooms, bathroom, washhouse,; 'c&jpper, tubs, electric light, grourid weU laid out, a_rid everything m perfect order. . Price £650; £100 cash; about £400 G OA T ernment mortgage ; balance arranged,' 9 HALF-ACRE and large 4-roomed *". DWELLING (built of excellent timber), front room 16 x 14, washhouse, copper and tuba, enamel bath, etc. Price only £550, Easy -terms. O HALF-ACRE, Gladstone Road, about - 15 - chains -above Roebuck Road, £$1$: ALL THEUASOVE, ARE GOOD • ■A VALtHE FOR MONEY. JAMES INNES, LOWE STREET. ■ '"" O YOU KNOW what' Rudge Multi means T It means the Motor Bike with 20 speeds and free engine on all gears; engine 85 x 88 m/m; one of the latest English-made machines procurable; get it quick ; £87 10b.— Boom' Cycle Company. . . TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE. that is the' question 1 There should be no question.. Simply, consult Haig Graham, over. World's Pictures. JOHNSTON® AND SMITH for best value m Men's .Neglige Shirts/ plain, white, or tussore ; also Fancy Socks. ; , ' „ TT'jOR SALE— Kumera Plants, m any JD quantity.— D. S. Thompson and Co. : 'Phone No.. 545. . , fl(l|r DEPOSIT will secure a desirob 4itJ able Horn ci Avith every modern^ convenielicey hot and cold water, gas and electric light, one minute from tram; exceptional price, £525. — Fred. R. Ball; Peel Street. _^ JOHNSTONI. A-NU HMITM tor ngni, cool, . Summer Underwear. 1-Uan't i» nif*%«r (.TidAra froitt tm Ad pair. TOH_JSTON_. AND SMITH for New U Season's -Straw Boaters, Panaai ts, and Felt Hats. Panama's from l(te 6d to 655. ' . ■ ' - - - AGUUM FLASIvS, beautifully ■ fin : ish'ed; m blaclc, with nickel silver mou*nts> -li 1-i,-- 2 pints,- prices -Bs, lis 6dj 16s. — • Gisbbme Hardware Company. P.O. Box 43. (Next Herald Office.) TRY the Vacuium Co.'s method of cleaning for carpets and upholster- __. furniture, etc. 'Phone 781. — W. Hodgwin. Proprietor. = F~~SAK& BRAND , PICKLES are tlie best, proved m every; keen contest. Years ago tliey led the Avay, and they aro just the same to-day. ; *» T7LAG BRAND PICKLES leadAtlie JU ■ Avay tho A\-hole year round, and every day. IP you're looking for a treat, try the brand that's never beat. ■ . HOTEL MANAGERS— Why not give your guests a 'luxury? The deli- . cious MILITARY PICKLE' is sold by all town and country grocers at a reason- , able price. Try one case to-day, TJliB. atiisto'crat of condiments is the delicious t PICKLE, which is a luxury at a reasonable price. , Every toAvn and. country grocer sells it. [ Buy one bottle to-day. iA , GREAT~~APPErriSKR witl~lunch \J\, is the delicious MILITARY PIOKLE. Every grocer m toAvn and couni try sells it; every particular person eats it. .Buy one bottle to-day. WILL, ydu help to erect Dwellings: wherein the disabled Service . man can live upon his pension with. his i family without aany appeal to charity 7 Then Bny, Use. and Talk War Seala. ; TTt7HA^, better present could you jjiye ! V V him than a Razor, Stfrop, Pipe, Cigarette Case, Toba-cco Pouch, or Ppcl ket 'Knife? All useful and acceptable | if bought from Tlie People's Eimporium'. 1 "TTCTOE. can supply you wifch Hand M3r- - V\. xors from 6d upwards; or, if you » wish it, Ladies' Dressing Sets at 40s. Foi*' value, buy from Tlie People's Emporium. TOYS of almost every variety at prices ■to suit all pockets at The People's Emporium. EfOOK at this for cut lines m Glass- ' Avare and Crockery. — Butters from i 2d each, Jams from 4d each, Sugars Is, - Cups and Saucers 2s half-dozen. — At D. # W. Coleman's, 'The Ark." TABLT3 KNIVES About worn out, and visitors' expected? A few shillings spent at The ; People's Eknporium will make your kitchen table a pleasure to . look at.