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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14074, 18 August 1916, Page 1

FOR , • . ADVERTISIHO PUBLISHING & JOB PRINTING BUSINESS RING TEL 527. EDITORIAL MATTERS 874.

4HJION S.B. CO. OF N.Z., LIMITED. V lAILINGB (weatheT and other «ircumstanceß permitting). FOR AUCKLAND, via TOKOMARU. TTarawera, Sat... Aug. 19, 10 a-tn. (Cargo and samplea Friday, 4 p.m.) tArahuW, 1 (Cargo and samples Wed., 4 p.m.) FOR NAPIER ONLY. ■+Ara!mra, Sunday, Aug. 20, 7,30 p.m. (No cargo. , Samples Sat., noon.) + \rah^afkesday, Aug. 22, .7.30 p.m. (Cargo/ and samplea 4 p.m.) tTarawera, Wed., Atlg. 23,; ; 7.30 p.m. (Cargo and samples noon.) " AUCKLAND TO BVDNEV DUUIUI, tMakura, Monday, August, -£L. tTalune, Monday ,_AuKUst_2L ' WELLINGTON TO LYTTELTON. •Steamer daily 7.45 p.m. (excepting Sunday). - WELLINGTON TO SYDNEY AND HOBART. tManuka, Thursday, August 24. WELLINGTON TO MELBOURNM. j-Paloonft, SatTßrday, September 2. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. +Flora, August 29 ((from Auckland). j-Maitei, Sept.. lf (from WeUington^ CIANTADA, AMERICA^LONDON, Etc^ VIA VANCOUVER AND SAN FRANCISCO. gpec^ l Adrertisementa on last pageW +Eqnlppea with Wireless Telegraphy, Interchangeable with Huddart. f * P*rtt»r (Ut.. Ltd. iUTWARD PASSENGERS BY TENDER MUST OBTAIN BOAT PASSES AT nwwiQW . „: ■ ■. _ ._ Office oix-n on Sunday "■»*& 5 -*° P- m> *o 6.45 p.m. for; booking passengers ' ' ' only- _ WHITE FLANNELETTES ". . 'In .V " ■ ■"■ HORROCKSES AND OTHER RELIABLE MAKES. MODERATELY PRICED. ■ i 30 to 36 inches wide. • / 6/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6, . 12/6, to 14/6 per dozen. AOAitt BROS. LTDmm «utß. THIS COAL HAB PROVED ITS QUALITY, AND IS BEING / FBJ^LV DBED./ . ► «TATE COAL FOR PUALTTT AND BURNING THIS COAL 13 WELL AND FAVORABLY KNOWN. HEBTPORT-BTOCKTOM. OF EXCELLENT QUALITY^ AND GIVES GOOD RESULTS. A CLEAN BURNER, AND THROWS OUT A FDiST-CLASB HEAT. HBIIBASTLL THFJ OLD FAVORITE ABERMAIN doubLe-bcrbened coaj*. OCB, PRICKS ARE THE LOWEST RATES RULING. IIBBBRNE BHEEPFARB6BB FROZEH MEAT CO., . ifIMITBD. IWharf 3*eleplioiie«— No.: 49 and «0. HEAD OFFIOK: OPPOSITE POST OFFICI. SAMSON BROS., GENERAL FURNISHERS, , McKee's Buildings. JUST LANDED. fROLLEB T° P D ESKS - ALL XN" OAE. ; ; !AU siz^s Irom 3ft to 4ft 6in and^Sft. gScle^d Double, with Pedestals, Book |?les Drawer and Shutter to lock 6 automatically. AU on Castors. ' Prices on Application. Also Landed: 1 Chesterfield, m Calico, to take loose cove.**; 1 1^ ' .{Tags, Tapestry, Linens, and Leathers. Inspection CorcVly Lnvited. NOTICE TO GARAGE OoachbuUderii ' J«w^ lera, Cyole Shopa, and OthvNT*.— ffhe Giaborne Plating Works are n^w f» (fall operation and ready to do ab •lMsei of Electro-Plating of Nickel, Silver, Copper, and Brass. Low quotaSSf 'for Entities. 'Pbone No. 604. ford Motor Oars plated for 50a. AdHreM ; Ob top of Macbell and Rnaselrß, B^itoherß, Gladstone ltoad. P»troni«e lei—l industry. NOTICE. HAVING had occasion to oall at the HOME OF INDUSTRY qORNDR OF CARNARVON STREET AND GLADSTONE ROAD. W« were greatly gurprised to observe *n* of the Urgeat and most varied stocks of Ohildrcn'a Wooden Toys m the Dm teict, consisthig of Wheelbarrows, Goeorts, Motor Cars, Horses and Carte, Horses on Wheels, Double and Single Rocking Horses, Cots, Cradles, Engines. Children* Swings, Stools, Chairs, and tt host o! other articles suitable for children too numerous to mention. Then there ate iuadies' and GentleOMbfe Garden Wheelbarrows. Step Lad JieVsT Flour and Sugar Bina, Bread Boards, Paste Boards, Kitchen Dwasew; Plat^T Racks, Medicine Cheats, Meat Chopping Boards, Fly Screen Doors and Window Screens, and many moro useful *rticlea, at prices th*t cannot be touched elsewhere, and the proprietor, Mr Hawes, states that almost •verything is made on the premiiM. . . The Public are adviwd to tu»4 thin Hum and observe for tkemselvM the won? mrt w»ri^ »rti«U« Inr nl* Tt innRY the Vacuum Co.'b method of X oleaning for carpets and npbolsterted fornitire, :«te. Thon« 722, —W. Hodj ion, ProprittOT.