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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14608, 18 May 1918, Page 1

SALVATION ARMY. SUNDAY SPECIAL SERVICES, ; ' Conducted iby BANDMASTER AND MRS. GOFFIN. I —7 v.mi— EVERYBODY'S ■f^-Hfli THEATRE. 11 a.in. — Holiness, S.A. Hall. 3 p.an.— Band^ Recital, Recreation Ground. 7 p.m.— Everybody's Theatre, Salvation Meeting. . 8.15 p.m.— SERVICE OF- SONG. The Wreck of tbe Wairarapa. Special Music -and Song. Illustrative Reading, "by Mrs. Bandmaster Goffin. Bandmaster and Mrs Goffin are Capable Platform Speakers. , : SJPIRITUAL SCIENCB-Mosonic Hall, SUNDAY, 7 p.m.-^Mr E. G. Worth will conduct above service, and will Lecj ture on "The Finst Cause, and the Power 1 which Rules." Demonstrations and spiritual messages wall be given after service. Silver collection at the door to defray expenses. : Mr Worth. will be changing nis address on Tuesday, from Bayly Road to 465 PaLmerston Road, 3rd house from Payton's store. . 50 WANTED. ' ;TIJIANTEI>— A MANAGER, for TangiVV ; hau Station, till the duration of tho War. Applications "will 'be received up to the 30th INST., accompanied/ by teetimonials. . 70 BENNETT & SHERRATT. WANTED. P EOPLE who prefer a High-daw ■*- BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, OR DINNE* To Visit The THE PICCADILLY TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS. , piRST CLASS JJENU. ! MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS, QD. J. B. KNOWLES, Proprietor. 42nd Reinforcements LEAVES GISBORNE 21st MAY. MILITARY BRUSHES MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT TO SOLDIER FRIENDS. GRIEVE, JEWELLER, Flas a Big Range of BRUSHES, with ■' Silver Shields, from 18/6 a Pair. H. J. GRIEVE, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. ' GLADSTONE ROAD. BUSH CONTRACT. - r ■ . ■.. mO LHT— 2BS acres of BUSH, at X Tiniroto. Apply— N.Z. LOAN AND, MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd. " •' '■■ 61 STRAY SHEEP. SIX EWES and seven HOGGETS run ' ning mmy property at VVaerenga-o-kuri will be yarded at Matawhero on Wednesday next, and sold by Dalgety and Uo. if not claimed, and proceeds handed over to the Red Cross Ftmd. 77 ' . : -BWE2T CAAIERON. LOST CHEQUE. NOnCB is hereby given that a Gneque, No. 1142, <late.d April 29, 1918, for. £65 16s 3d, m favor of Geo. Murray, has been lost and, payment stopped. Anyone finding same will oblige by returning same .to Geo.^Murray, Pulia; or the Gisborne Farmers' Co-op. Company, 12 Childers Road. 7^ ~ FOR LEASE. FOR LEASE: (for a term of years)— ■ My Property at Matawhero, 33 ACRES, -with Residence-; close to Saleyards. For particulars, apply MRS. BATY, on the property, or Mr ,C. Gibson, Te Arai. TVI. 684 W. / . 7 TO LET— Cottage, near Footbridge.-^-Apply Reynolds' Furnishing Elmporium. ■ . 68 T7!UIINIiSHED Houie to Let, 6 rooms Jj and conveniences Victoria Town-] ship, 25s per week.— F. R. Ball, Land Agent, Peel Street. ' finO LET— 'Three-roomed Cottage, Dixon X St., Kaiti, lls.— Apply Whiteley, Redstones' Buildings, Lowe Street. 40 TO LET — One Single Furnished Bedroom, with fireplace,— Apply 29 Salisbury Road. 16 |^ OMFORTABLB Furnished House to \J Let, .7 rooms, on 2 acres; suit. sheepfarmer.— 'F. R. Ball,vLand Agent, Peel Street.^ , ■ -.' ; TcPLET.— 5 roomed Houses, Valley i Rd., 7/-; Iranui Rd., 20/-; Cook St., 12/-; Root St., 12/-; Gladstone Rd..J 12/- ; Aberdeen Rd. , 14/- ; 4 roomed Houses, Desmond Rd., .„/-;'■' Lett-h St., j 13/-; 7 roomed House, Balance St., 20/-; Shops, Gladstone Rd.. 10/- and 26/-,— j Buacke and Parker, l.ow» St. "• | WANTED— Empty Sacks, —W. O. Long (late Clarkson's). WANTED ICnbwn.— At Miss GIL- ! HOURS-G irls Teddy, Tweed, and Garbadine Coats; also Ladies' delightfully light Blanket Coats, m pnvple and white; prices from 67/6} Tweed and Garbadine from 35/6. ' WHEN you are requiring Cutlery, do not, forget "The People's Emporium." Stainless Knives just landed. Big Ben Alarm Clocks 13/6. All Household Ironmongery cheaper here. T~7^ T~i Sheep" Country, from ♦ VT.-LI. 500 to; 2000 acres, wanted for exchange with approved town, property. — Get m touch with T. G. Lawless, Agent, Kaiti. __L_j_ STENOGRAPHERS! Speed up! The O Secrets of Typewriting Speed, by Margaret Oweti (4 times World's Champion Typiste). How to develop speed, etc. ; price 4/6. — From T. Adams.