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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14447, 6 November 1917, Page 8

THURSDAY. 2 P.M. 9 Williams Street, otf Disraeli Street. Under Instructions from PUBLIC TRUSTEE OFFICE F. S. MALCOLM & GO. Sell bv PH/ic Auction, without Reserve: ■"nVURNITVRK;. GOODS & CHATTELS Jj in the Ks.ate of Alfred Ralf, deceased; including — • Walnut, Suite (in Maroon Plush) Furniture und Linoleums, etc., in f our roo'x.s „ 2 Lari" Edison Phonographs and v; «' : 580,. Records . ■$■ ..**./ '"'■ 5' S'teiescopes and 20GT" Slides, Ff-ot^Saw" Hose. I/iwn* Mower, Carpenter's and Garden Tools and Sundries. Also 15 pairs Pure Hartz Canaries 3 Averies and Cages. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. 995 Auctioneers. A man is known by the lawn he keeps, and anyone can have a gOod lawn with a NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE. Ask to see the "h" or "G" qualities; they stand for extra satisfaction. All dealers. A decree was published in Paris recently obliging all Frenchmen, within three months, to declare all interest they have in enemy "territory. Declaration will be kept strictly confidential and will be used only in diplomatic negotiations relative to tho safeguarding of property. Tlie use of "OZO" TOOTH POWDER twice a day. will keep your Teeth sound and free from decay, and impart a pearly whitenes to them. 6d. per tin fnwrvwbere. 5 Tlio German Crown Princess on September 4 gave birth to a daughter, according to Berlin advices. This is the sixth child born to Crown Prince Frederick William and tho Crown Prinoess. One of the simplest and most effectual of household remedies for stomach troubles in young children is SHARLAND'S MAGNESIA. 3 Fir trees on the island of : Weihaiwei were attacked by millions of caterpillars last year, states the British Commissioner, and to: abate the pest women and children were engaged to collect them and their cocoons. The "bag" comprised caterpillars weighing 16,7001b., and 115,843 cocoons. "OZO" TOOTH POWDER whitens the Teeth, invigorates the gums,' and jji ves a sweet fragrance to the breath, v- 6d. tins everywhere. 2 A man with a long beard, matted hair down to his shoulders, and his clothes in tatters, was arrested by the police near Mangamahu, in the Wanganui district. ,He was drawn in the eighth ballot, but from that time he had apparently lived in ( the bush. The reservist -was handed over' to the •military authorities. BRITISH TYRES FOR BRITISHERS. BUY WOOD-MELNEfS. Because they are Britian's Best Tyres, the Allied Governments have been using , more and more Wood-Milne Tyres. .So ; great was the demand that it virtually . amounted to commandeering the factory, and hence it was found impossible to supply the- New Zealand market. However, arrangements were made to increase the output enormously, and this ; makes it possible to again resume shipments to the Dominion, and to arrange • for regular supplies. Those desirous of using the best of British T^res should demand Wood Milne. Wholesale Distributors for Now Zealand: Oaselberg and Co., Ltd., Molesworth Street, Wellington. German airmen, flying by .night over a French town near Rheims, recently dropped poisoned candy, causing the death of many children who ate it, according to a letter at Plymouth, Mass., 1 from Brownlee Bonzel Gauld, a former Harvard .University student, who is now driving an automobile ambulance on the Western s battlefront. Your Teeth can be made whiter arid more beautiful, decay can be preventedy j tartar, can be removed by ; ,tne use of "OZO" TOOTH POWDER night and morning. 6d. ,tins everywhere. 1 Barnwell, Tickers' celebrated aviator, was accidentally killed at a Kent aerodrome recently. Shortly after returning to the aerodrome after a fortnight's absence, he wanted 'to try a machine from which a -military officer .had just alighted. fie did so, and had successfully performed many evolutions when tbe machine; sudderily crashed to the ground, Barnwell being instantly killed. He was a mibst accomplished aviator, and before the war was a" prominent figure at flying meetings. If you tret A (Mil, with sore throat and tightness of ehest, tackle it at once with "Nasol." It' gripe it quicker and more •nectually than mort remedi**.— J. GISBORNE, TINIROTO, WAIROA/. COACH leaves Criterion Stables, Gieborne, MONDAYS, at 7 a.m.* Coach leaves Wairoa Post Office on THURSDAYS, at 8 a.m. CAR. leaves for Waerenga-o-kuri on THURSDAYS, at 9 a.m. Don't Forget — "Civility, Attention, and Straight Dealing" is our motto. , FRANCIS & LOUGHER. Cook without eggs — Edmond's Egg Powder is more reliable and economical, , Scones, puddings, cakes, pikelets, buns -are itnf roved when Edmond's is fi used— it is, so pure and vtfioiesome. ,Be sure it's Hia sioocK. • Dear Blanche,-yWhen the 'quakes came I fainted, Ma screamed, Maud went into hysterics, and) Pa rushed into the street, •shoutine "Fire!" But a cup of ARCADIA TEA soon soothed us all. When we returned to bed, it wae to dream the same dream— 4t was of ARCADIA. | MILITARY SADDLES. MR GEO. WILDISH BEGS to inform the Public that he waa the Successful Tenderer for £600 worth of— MILITARY SADDLES BRIDLES NICKEL STIRRUP IRONS Etc.. Etc., Etc., and m prepared to give Poverty Bay Residents the benefit. 'Phone Numbers— Shop 674, Houm 91. FURNITURE SALE EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. KITCHEN Tables from 6/6, Chaira from 3/6, Dressers 27/6, 3-drawer Duchess Chest 37/6. Duohesa Pairs £2 5/-, Washstands 6/-, Wood Bed and Wire (full size) £2 , B.s. Bed and Wire (full size) 37/6, Single Wire Stretchers 8/6, Hospital Beds 17/6, 2-dsawer Chests 18/6, 4-drawer Chests 25/-, Kapoc. Mattresee* (new) 17/6, Dining Tables from 12/6, Cote 16/-, Kapoc Mattresses 10/6, Kerosene Stove and Oven 30/-, Cream Separator 30/-, Churns 6/6. We have the Largest and Best Stook of Good, Useful, Second-hand FURNI-' TURE in the District. Come and inspect it ; you will not be pressed to buy. " THE ARK," D. W. COLEMAN. •Phon* 614. N.B.— We also stock New General Household Goods at Lowest Prioes in Tow*. JOHNSTONE AND SMITH, Men'V Tailors and Mercers.— -Beat value in j wm for Men's Made-to-order fhrito, I