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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14054, 26 July 1916, Page 1

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

[UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LIMITED. BAILINGS (weather and other eircnm •^ stance* permitting). ' FOR AUCKLAND, via TOKOMARU. +Knvai, Thurs., July 27, 0.30 a.m. (No cargo. Omits Tokomavu Bay.) nSlhura, Thurs., July 27, 9.30 a.m. (Cargo and samples Wed., 4 p.m.) FOR NAPIER ONLY. + \rahura, Sunday, July 30, 6.45 p.m. (No carco. Sampleß Sat., noon.) ArahuS Tuesday, , Vug. 1, 7.30 p.m. (Cargo and sampled 4 p.m.) STarawei-a, Wed., July- 26, 7.30 p.m. (Cargo and sampdes noon.) ' XUCKLAND TO BYDMKY TWWWT. +Makura, Monda^AugwLE: mJckLandlo-^iendly islands, FIJI, AND SAMOA •fTaluno, Monday, August 21. . TO LYTTELTON. tSteamer daily 7.45 p.m. (excepting Sunday). Saturday, 11 p-m---"WELLINGTON TO SIDNEY AND HOBART. tManuka., Thursday, August 5. " WELLINGTON TO MELBOTTRNB. tPaloona, Saturday, AugtistJL2.^ RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. tVlora, August 1 (from Auckland). fMoana, August 17 (from Wellington). i ANADA, AMERICA^ONTKVN, Etc., VIA VANCOUVER AND BAJS FRANCISCO. «♦» Special Advertisements on las^ page. rEaulpped with Wireless Telegraphy. rickets Interchangeable with Huddart H»r»er Co.. Ltd. •liTWARD PASSENGERS BY TgNUEB J MUST .OPT UN BOAT PASSES AT H ' Office open on Sunday from 5.45 p.m. r^ to 6.45 p; m. for booking passengers only. AT AD AIR BROS.' SALE JAPANESE CREPE CLOTH In SKY, HELIO., AND GREY, . 30 inches wide. Usual Trices 1/5 Yard. , SPECIAL SAI,EPRIC| dyard ADAIR BROS. LTD, COAL. NMPA KUTB. THIS COAL HAS PROVED ITS QUALITY, AND IS BEENQ FREELY USED. ; STATE COAL FOR QUAtTTY AND BURNING 1 THIS COAL 18 WELL AND FAVORABLY pTO"WN. «EBTPORT-CTdCKTOM. OF EXCEtLLENT QUALITY, AND GIVES GOOD RESULTS. A CLEAN BURNER, AND THROWS OUT A FIRST-CLASS HEAT. IEWCASTLL THE OLD FAVORITE ABERMADJ DOUrtLB-SCREENED COAL. OUR PHICES ARE THE LOWEST RATES RULING. iISBORNE SHEEPFARMEBS FROZEN MEAT CO., pMITBD. JWhaxf Telephones— Nos. 49 and 80. HEAD OFFICE: OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. SAMSON BROSLVSAIE SHEET. LINOLEUMS AN» OILCLOTHS. JUST LANDED ! X A ROLLS I 5p ROLXS ! 50 ROLLS ! ylf Exclusive Designs. The Very Latest Patterns. "We liave been fortunate enough to secure the above shipment, which we are at Lowest Possible Prices. ?Set ftp-wi, Sofa Ruga, Hearth Rugs, Hall Rugsf Hall Runners m Tapestry and A.cminster, at prices that take b * atill8 ' SAMSON BROS., McKee's Buildings. NOTICE. TO GARAGES, Ooachbaildew, Jewdlera, Cycle Shops, and Others.Ihe Gisborne Plating Works are no^ m Ifnll operation and ready to do «1] «la«sea of Electro-Plating of Nickel, BUyer, Copper, and Brass. Low quota Sonl for quantities. 'Phone No. 604. Ford Motor Cars plated for 60s. Address: On top of Machell and Rusaell's, ' Botchers, Gladstone Road. Patronis* local industry. . , '. — NOTICE. HAVING had occasion to call ai the HOME OF INDUSTRY CORNER OF CARNARVON STREEa AND GLADSTONE ROAD, We -vrero greatly surprised to obserr* one of tho largest aaatl most varied stocki of Children* Wooden Toys m the Dia irict, conaisting of Wheelbarrows, Go «arts, Motor Cars, Horses and Carte Horses on Wheels, Doublo and Bingl< jßocking Horses, Cote, Cradles, Engines Children's Swings, Stools, Chairs, an< » host of other articles suitable fo: children too numerous to mention. . Then there at© Ladies' and Gentle tnetfa Garden Wheelbarrowa. Step l.ad dfcrS, Flour and Sxigar Bins, Brea< Boards, Paste Boards, Kitchen Dressera Plate Racks, Medicine Cheets 1 , Mea Chopping Boards, Fly Screen Doors ani Window Screens, and many moro usefu articles at prices thit cannot be touch ed eloeVhere, and the propnetor, M Hawes, states .that almost oveTythrng i made on the premieea. , The Public are adriwd to visit thi Chop and observe for thenwelyes th fn»n7 w»d f»ri#d trtialw. for ■»!•• *