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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14052, 24 July 1916, Page 1

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

(UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LIMITED. ■AD&INGS (weather and other eircum *' stances permitting). FOR AUCKLAND, via TOKOMARU. +Monowai, Thurs... July 27, 6 a.m. (Meantime) (No cargo. Omits Tokomaru Bay.) tArahura, Tliurs., July 27, 9.30 a.m. (Cargo and samples Wed.> 4 p.m.) FOR NAPIER ONLY. tArahura, Tuesday, July 25, 7.30 p.m. (Cargo and samples 4 p.ni.) tArabuVa, Sunday, July 30, 6.45' p.m. (No cargo. Sampk'b Sat., noon.) fOR NAPIER, WKLLINGTON LYTTELTON, ANIJ DUNEDIN; tTarawera, Wed. , July 26, 7.30 p.m. (Cargo and samples noon.) " AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY DIRECT, tMakura, Monday, August 21. AUCKLAND to FRIENDLY ISLANDS, FIJI, AND SAMOA tTalune. Monday, August 21. ~ WELLINGTON TO I"StTBLTON. rßteamer daily 7.45 p.m. (excepting Sunday). Saturday, 11 p.m---r WELLINGTON TO SYDNEY AND HOBART. tManuka, Thursday, August 3. WELLINGTON TO MELBOURNE. tPaloona, Saturday, AugustJL2.^___ RAROTONGA AND "TAHITI. f-Flora, August 1 (from Auckland). tMoana, August 17 (from Wellington). CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Etc., VIA VANCOUVER AND BAJS FRANCISCO. Jew Special Advertisements on last page. tEqmpped with Wireless Telegraphy, tickets interchangeable with Huddart, J, Parker Co.. Ltd. SuTWARD F \S«F.NGF.RS BY TENDER *^T MOST OBTAIN BOAT PASSES AT \ OFFICE. - Office open on : Sunday from 5.45 p.m. to 6.45 p.m. for booking passengers only. ~^~~~*~~^ .. ' ■ /■"" ' mmmmmm mm m^mmmmmmmmmmmWm^mmWmWmmmWmWam ADAIR BROS.' WINT-SR SALS HAS COM^'o3N r CED. BARGAINS EVERYWHERE. ADAIR BROS. LTD. i - ■ COAL. WAIPA NUTS. THIS COAL HAS PROVED ITS QUALITY, AND IS BEING g^ FREEL? < USED. " r "''.,■'•" STATE COAL. FOR QUALITY AND BURNING THIS COAL IS WI2LL AND FAVORABLY KNOWN. WESTPORT-STOCKTON. OF EXCELLENT QUALITY, AND GIVEvS GOOD yRESULTS. A CLEAN BURNER, AND THROWS OUT A FIRST-CLASS HEAT. NEWCASTLE. THE OLD FAVORITE ABERMAIN DOUt'LE^SCREENED COAL. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST RATES RULING. IISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS FROZEN MEAT GO., LIMITED. IfvTutff jTelepho_ee--No«. 49 and SO. HEAD OFFICE: , OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. SAMSON BROS__SALE SHEET. 1 Waldemar- Piano (beautiful tone) 1 New Century Typewriter. . 1 Camera, i-pl*te, "Premo" (cost £16), with 6 double dark slides, Ross lens. Gramophone, Cabinet, and .175 Records. 3_frge Chesterfield. Couch (m Saddlebags). tS>iece Dining-room Suite (upholstered m leather; almost new). Largo 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, Coachbuildera, lera, Cycle Shops, and Others.— The Gisborne Plating Works are now In Hull operation and ready to do all classes of Electro-Plating of Nickel, Silver, Copper, and Brass. Low quotations for quantities. 'Phone No. 604. Ford Motor Cars plated for 60s. Ad dress : On top of Machell and Rusaell s. Batchers, Gladstone Road. , Patronis< local indimtry. NOTICE: HAVING had occasion to call * the HOME OF INDUSTRY CORNER OF CARNARVON STREET AND GLADSTONE ROAD, We wero greatly/ surprised to. observi ono of tho largest and most varied stock of Children* Wooden Toys m the Dia trict, consisting of Wheelbarrows, Go carts, Motor Cars, Horses and Carts Horses on Wheels, Doublo and Smgl Hocking Horses, Cots, Cradles, Engines Children's Swings, Stools, Chairs, an< a host of other articles suitable fo •children too numerous to mention. r _Then there are Ladies' and Gentle ttien's Garden Wheelbarrows. Step Lad ders, Flour' and Sugar Bins, Brea Boards. Paste Boards, Kitchen Dressen Plato Racks, Medicine Chesto, Mea Chopping Boards, Fly Screen Doors am Window Screens, and many moro usef ij articles at prices thit cannot be touch «d eloewhere, and the proprietor, M Hawes, states that almost overything i made on the premiees. . • The "Public are advised to Tint -thi (Shop and obaerre for themselves th pany aad j*ri«d •rtwlM lor «Ua. I