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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14048, 19 July 1916, Page 1

FOR . . . ADVERTISING PUBLISHING & JOB PRINTING BUSINESS RING TEL. 527. EDITORIAL MATTERS 874.

UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., -■■? LIMITED. •AILINGS (weather and other circumstances permitting). FOR AUCKLAND, via TOKOMARU. tArahura, Thurs... July 20, Noon. (Cargo and samples Wed., A p.m.) tTarawera, Sunday, July 23, 6 a.m. (Meantime) (Cargo and samples Saturday, noon.) FOR NAPIER ONLY. tArahura, Sunday, July 23, 6.45 p.m. (No cargo. Samples Sat. , noon.) tArahura, Tuesday, July 25, 7.30 p.m. (Cargo and samples 4 p.m.) JOR NAPIER, WELLIN UTU N , LVTTEtLTON, AND DUNEDIN.. *Tarawera, Wed., July 26, 7.30 p.m. (Cargo and sa-mpyea noon.) AUCKLAND 10 SYDNEY DLRECT, tNiagara, . Monday, July 24. AUCKLAND to FRIENDLY ISLANDS, FIJI, AND SAMOA. tTalune, Monday, July 24. WELLINGTON TO LYTr___ua. tSteamer daily 7.45 p.m. (excepting Sunday). Saturday, 11 p.m. WELLINGTON TO SYDNEY AND HOBART. tManuka, Thursday^ Au6 usfc 3 - WELLINGTON TO MELBOURNE. tPaloona, Saturday, August 12. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. tMaitai, July 26 (from Wellington). tFlora, August 1 (from Auckland). \ CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Etc., VIA VANCOUVER AND BAN FRANCISCO. / fee Special Advertisements on last page. tEqulppert with Wireless Telegraphy, tickets Interchangeable with Huddart, Pirkcr Co., Ltd. tUTWABD PASSENGERS BY TENDER MOST OBTAIN BOAT PASSES AT nwwiCM. Office open on Sunday from 5.45 p.m. ' to 6.45 p.m. for booking passengers only- . .. *— — WOOL RIPPLE CLOTH For DRESSING GOWNS, JACKETS, V Etc., Etc., 56 inches wide, Maroon and Light Saxe. 5/9 yARD - -54-inch NAVY, at . - 4/11 yARD - •■'■■;'■ ADAIR BROS. LTD. ■ ■ ■■ A' 7 — GOAL. HUTS. * ■ THIS COAL HAS PROVED ITS QUALITY, AND IS' -BEING FRFJELY USED. 7^ / im .- 7 STATE COAL. V FOR QUALITY AND BURNLNG THIS COAL IS '' WELL AND FAVORABLY KNOWN. WESTPQRT-STOCKTON. OF EXCELLENT QUALITY, AND GIVES GOOD RESULTS. A CLEAN BURNER, AND THROWS OUT A FmST-CLASS HEAT. NEWCASTLE. THE OLD FAVORITE ABERMALN DOD_LE-S(_IE_NED COAL. i OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST RATES RULING. (ISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS FROZEN MEAT CO., ILIMITED. Wharf Tolephonosr-NoB. 49 and 60. HEAD OFFICE: OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. SAMSON BROSASALE SHEET. 1 Waldemar Piano (beautiful tone) 1 TNew Century Typewriter. U Camera, "Premo" (cost £16), with 6 double dark slides, Ross lens. Gramophone, Cabinet, and 175 Records. Large Chesterfield Couch (m Saddlebags). 8-pieco Dining-room Suite (upholstered m leather; almost new). Large Kauri Wardrobe. . Large Kitchen Dresser. 1 Tann's Steel-bent Safe (almost new). Zealandia Ranges (all sizes). Miner Stoves, 1 Roller- top Desk. SAMSON BROS., Auctioneers. NOTICE. TO GARAGES, Coachbuilders, Jewellers, Cycle Shops, * and Others. — Th© Gisborne Plating Works are now m (full operation and ready to do all olasses of Electro-Plating of Nickel, Silver, Copper, and Brass. Low quotations for quantities. 'Phone No. 604. Ford Motor Care plated for 60s. Address-. On top of Machell and Russell's, Butchers, Gladstone Road. Patronise local industry. NOTICE. HAVING had occasion to call at the HOME OF INDUSTRY CORNER OF CARNARVON STREET AND GLADSTONE ROAD, We wero groatly surprised to observe one of tho l^rgcat and most varied stocks of ChildicvV Wooden Toys m the Dis trict, consisting of Wheelbarrows, Gocarts, Motor Cars, Horses and Carts, .Horses on Wheels, Doublo and Single Rocking Horses, Cots, Cradles, Engines, Children's Swings, Stools, Chairs, and a host of other articles suitable for children too numerous to mention. Then there are Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garden Wheelbarrows. Step Ladders, Flour and Sugar Bins, Bread Boards, Paste Boards, Kitchen Dressers, Plate Racks, Medicine Chestsi, Meat Chopping Boards, Fly Screen Doors and Window Screens, and many more useful articles, at prices thit cannot be touched elnewVipre, and the proprietor, Mr Hawes, states that almost everything is made on the premises. The Public are advißed to visit this Shop and observe for themselves the many snd varied artioles for sale. 22