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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14703, 7 September 1918, Page 2

. .{.''''■ leweller _____■_____■_____■ ___d_E_!M^k&tt_»ttH^s— _■ '■hh^HKSHW I— — ii iwmmi ii iiimwmiiiiillijhj— —m~\ —— l' BEST SELLING BOOKS. "The Angel of the Settlement," by Henry Oyen. • • "The Secret Witness," by George Gibbs (author of- "Tlie Bo'ited Door". "Anne's House of Dreams,'' by L. M. Montgomery.. "An Anzjic's Bride,'' Mrs Patrick McGiH. "Destiny," a now Thought . Novel, by Julia Seton. "Th/a Wliite Ladies of Worcester,"' by Florence Bai-clay. "Valoui*," by Warwick Deeping. \ "Cari-ying On After the First Hundred Thousand," by lan Hay. "Tainted Gold," by Paid Trent. "Extricating Obadiali," by Joseph C. Lincoiln. "Laughing Bill Hyde," by Rex Beach. , "The Yellow Dove," by George Gibbs. I "Cappy Ricks,V by Peter Kyue. I 4/6 EACH. POSTED 4/11. j NEW SUPPLIES. "Gallipo;i," by M'asefield ; 4/-, posted 4/4. "The Oild Front Line," by Masefield ; j 3/6, postage 4d extra. ' j "NeAv Zealanders m Samoa," by L. P! I Leary; 7/6 each, posted 7/10. "New Zealand a,t the Front"; 4/6, post- '-.'■ age 6d extra. "Handbook for Reservists," published I by the Second Division League, 1/6, posted l/7_. . "Tlie German Road ibo the East," by P. • Evans I^win; 10/6, poeted 11/-. Two' War Maps, slioAving Western Front | from North Sea 1 to Rheims and ; Rheims to Belfort, 1/3 each ; the two I ! posted for 2/6. j c. wTTwuir, I ■* BOOKSELLER, ' Gisborriie Agent for tho Famous Kaluj niazoo Loose Leaf Account Books. 946 THREE '^ REAL GOOD PREPARATIONS ! J CHILDREN'S COMPETITION. : -, AS there Avere ofiily a few | Xlw Cluldren Avho ga\ r e tho corI rect • reading to the aibove advert tisement, I have decided to give J them a Special Prize of a BOTTLE OF LAVENDER water; ■and to -U the Children who sent m an answer I will give a PENCIL. So Competitors, please call. EDGAR ROSS, ' M.P.S.,' : V •-■ -- PRESCRIPTION QHEMIST, PEEL STREET. ; { * ' ' '" l ' | : - .../,,,...,.' j SEEING IS BELTETING 1 WHEN your Eyes feel atrained, do not delay having the help of Glasses, T. R. GORDON, EXPERT OPTICIAN (ppp- Bank N.Z.) fits Glasses that give the required relief and improve your appeafau<ce T . .Ring .734, for appointment. ' . ' ' \ k ."" ] ■■ •-• ■-. ~~ .. . ..- . : It will pay you to enquire into the . advantageous policies offered/ by the— j GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO. LTD A Briiiah Company of come: standing that commenced operations m -831, and baa. now a. oapital. paid up flf £1,000,OOQ„ -with assets m exce_s ; of £7,600,000. Risks accepted ipclud.e Fire, Marine ' Accident, Personal Accident, Live Stock, Fidelity Guarantee, ' Motor Car*, Plate Glass, Burglary, and ELiilstones. v ~i Glad to explain all or any of our pitn |X)__l_. .... FRED R. BALL, Oißtriot Agent for Povprty Bay, Peel St., Gishorne. .. M^asgfer, H. H. MARSHALL. ■ <va , . _ v, ■. '■'„..'.■ |- ■ .'.; '.-'..'.: NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MISS {LUNN, Costuriuer, has Removed j iEfom^PabnerstQn Road to{ LYSNAR'S BUILDINGS, PEEL ST. ; . (On First Floor). OLASSES AS USUAL. 159 R. C. PIESSE, APA. (N.Z.), \ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ft AITDITOR, . i . _ COMPANY B_DOI«STARY, ! T. ADAMS' BUILDINGS (Upstairs). SUIB-AGEIfr--The Victoria Insurance C 0 . ,, Ltd. Agenfc-r-Tho *Actx>uhtancy and Educational Publication-, Ltd. MAGNET CASH GROCERY STORE, .PRICE LIST— AUGUST AND SEPT. IA Sugar 15/11 ba«g. 100's FlojiT 18/11, 50'a 9/5, 25's 4/10. Kerosene • 18/- caso. . . Best Cornflour, 6 lib packets, ' 3/---61 b Jam, 3/2 tin. 31b tins Jam, 1/1 tin; 12/9 doaen. 21b tins "X" Jam, 1/2 tin; 13/6 doaen. lib tins -Pepper, lid. Jollies, 3 for 1/Large tins Floor Polish, 1/3. ; ' Ess^ice Vanilla,. sd bottle, large 9d. Peerless Soap, 12/6 dozen- barß. Bppt Polish, 6d' tin? 6 tins', 2/9. Golden Syrup, 2 tins jl/2. ' j Condensed Milk, 8/3 dozen. ' Factory Butter, 21bs 3/1. Coffee .Essence, J/6 per bottle. Safety Matches. 7/6 gro«s. * Opposite MacheU and Ruaselil'a. Corner of derby rtreht and 1 gladstone road. 536