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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14191, 8 January 1917, Page 4

WORLD'S PIOTURES TO-NK3HT. Tlip Cleverest, Most. Thrilling, and Unusual "Detective- Story \ yet. y Spring the Triahgfe- FaVofite, ' '*■ r FRANK KEENAN As the WILL O' THE WISP, who will baffle everyone (including you), and ENID MAkkEY ' As tho Nice Girl who trusts him. REMEMBER-, this is not an "ordinary feature. It is replete with SENSATIONAL EPISODES And TENSE EXCITEAIENTJ y: : „ >-„ *„■ } ■ yK. Disgiiised as a Detective, a famous Crook goes to a suburban house gathering to steal a valuable necklace, but falls in love with its wearer. -One 1 of the quests that night steals the pearls, and "THE PHANTOM" is forced in his official capacity to find the thief. His genuine efforts tb do so are interrupted \by the arrival bfyjl real 'Cferiti&l \offi6e?' "sleutb," \^ho recognises him lit 'once.- v YOU CAN'T GUESS THE: END! "Rafflesfrand "Sherlock Holmes" are outdone in this .Film. V * '" \ '— - r .J-i GISBORNE HARBOR BOARD NOTICE TO PAYEES ;OF HARBOR '.'" .DUES. '" NOTICE is hereby giyen that the Roll of Persons qualified, to vote at the ensuing Ellection of a ' Membei*' ' of the Gisborne Harbor Board by the PAYERS OF- HARBOR. DUES; is now 4 being prepared, and will bel^bpen for public inspection during office hours at the Harbor Board Office until the 20th JANUARY T . - -Ahyv'per&6n- : whQ has paid the , sum- of £3 -in- harbor du^f'durinjr thie 12 months fended 31it PeCember;l9l'7, is' entitled to ' have <'• his' name entered oh y such -Roll by application.! to theiundbrsigned, either personally or, by sletter", on orbefoMß"the 20th JANUARY, -1917. - --joH^f %. m^on^ldV; Engineer' and ! Secretary. Harbor Board Office> r ' ' " ' ''* " ' Gisborne, 6th January, 1917. 191 IN order to give effect to the intended reqiiisitioning' of all Sheep Skins (other 'than; those .derived from sheep slaughtered* atf meat export' slaughter^ ■houses) 'and the scouring* of low-gfrade wools purchased on behalf of the Imperial Government, it ity desired that all persons now operating -Felhnongery and W6ol'S6mi^g 'Works' Whtf' are. desirous of fellmongering skins, and scouring wool I for 'the Government, make Application for the- Registration of r their Premises on or before the. 16th JANUARY, 1 1917; The application must be accompanied by a statement slid-wing tho -following •particulars:;— -Y ■ •'•- •.-.■•■' •'' (1) The location of the premises -and 1• , the 'name of the owner or owners. , (2) Whether the person or persons at pi^esent operating the works > ai*e the actual. 1 owners or the lessees.-'; (3) The -capacity oft the 'works and the ( nature of the plant. ; (4) The date on wluch. all private-" OAvned wool, skins;* and pelts will bo completely removed from the premises and their immediate surroundings. , A Fee of- Five Pounds Five Shillings must be enclosed with the application. If the premises are approved' and registeredj. this- fee will be retained a* the Registration Fee; if not approved arid[not registered, Hho amount y>vill be re- ■'. tui'ri'ed j to« the applicant. "7. :' YY*" m „ Applications should- be idddressed fx> — ■"'■'.*■''■ THIS SECRETARY, ] Government Wool Advisory 1 > YCkxnunittee,'-^ ■'■"•'. ■ 1 142 Wellington; FOR PROMPT SALE, ytit-y£ .7 'i r yj-y^-y ?■?■**&*■- £lo Gakh* '£lo TweJVe Months, Balance ' lliree Years on each Section. . .MELDUItA EXTENSION No. 1 -(Under'2 milfea from P.0.) ; Sec. 45— 1 rood 9.46 perches, £130. ! Sec. 47^-1 rood 9.73 jiertfhes, £118. See. 48— J rood 11.55 perches (corner), £160. ■■■>■ ' "" ■-::.:' Sec. 49— 1 rood 20.06 perches, £130. i Sec. 50— 1 rood 17.07 perches, £123. !■ Sec, 52—1 rood 36.01] perches, £152. Section 45 fenced} -and all others enclosed by one fertc^. G6uld be used as good 'stock paddock; good ifnimpj . well,' and ytroiigli.'' '->All"Bections"higbtahd dry. '' For" ; Bal«'fep^ateT ( y'or tiogethe'r^: "y -y%i''ti^iNfe(^^^Nf; ,'.-. 164 ■'•'" '•"' !Esstate Agent. L .'V ""-■•"'■• y - ' ■•''•'' -'::"r- — •'■■*• .^ASgHQJ-D"'-' ■■^'tM-y.-r FOR SALE ,---,.i,x»3-3 _jyy> *-'» -n ■ ; fllS S5 »Sp: «rf tS.^l'"'^ j • ' "*h 'toi Aiw/ grazi^S ; Rufo* n^ ; ' Situated 14 Miles from Railway Station. 1 1 ■ and convenient to Gisborne. 7 730 ACRES IN GRASS. "■'■,- Balance Bush. " ' FIVB-HpOMEp HOUSE, 'With Outbuildings,' Woolshed, Shearing Y ■■- Machinea; Shebpyards. ' SUBDIVIDED INTO SUITABLE ' ; ..'; i ' y^Ar^pdK^^ \ ■;! ... THIS PPUDPERTYWIT.L WINTER TWO SHEEP. • r PRICE IStONLY j i2 y|s §il^r Acre. .■ 'y' \> ONLY^ £1500 CASH. -" Balanoe: Five Years, at 6 per cent. Apply— Buscke S Parker j .**n!-**.^T».r'"^rt.rr' >.'?£ t l ■,-.,»->.■' i'r ■ v LOWE STREET - f , COAIE TO TJ.g FOR A GOOD ARTIOLB AT A REASONABLE r I*RIOE IN ALL LINES ;' 7 y'-- '' 'OF Ironmongery Silver Plated Ware tfo"\ r;. .nro'.'if ■■• +%i. ONLY BEST QUALITY GOOJ)S ' -LN STOCK. ' Every Article- Guaranteed. GISBORNE HARDWARE CO. *y "" ■"■ • '(N<pst tierald Office). \ '....'....' FOR f PIGS — Breeding sows, young pigs, porkers, or baconers — there ia nothing to equal SUOOROSlNE.— Obtainable from William, and K«ttl«, Lt*. fifctotM.