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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15274, 23 July 1920, Page 4

y^ Al "W* AL £**% igEfr THE FAMILY RESORT. i *^ -T^lL#/^,%0/ M^S p'lan'Vt* mui«"' i TO-NIGHT. LAST NJ&HT. TO-NIOHT. | THEDA BAR'A m WHEN A WOMAN SINSA Gorgeously-Produced SuperfeatiiTe, with a Powerful Story. . LILA LEE m THE SECRET GARDEN Dramatised from the Book by Frances Hodgson Burnett. ■ THE LATEST SUNSHINE COMEDY — : MERRY JAILBIRDS. Mary Pickford Matinee, To-morrow at CHJ.LDRKN--^STALLS, 3d ; CIRCLE, 6d. To-morrow Night To-morrow Wight MARY PI@KFORD m HOW COULD YOU JEAN HER LATEST ANI> aREATESTStIOGESS. A PLAY PILLED WITH BEAVITOHJNG MOMENTS. ' W. S. HART, m THE BREED OF MEN AN 1 PINTHRALLING SPECTACULAR MKLODRAAIA. ' M , > ■ . A VERITABLE TORRENT o£ THRILLS. COMBINED WITH A MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. CIRLE Isred,, STALLS 9d— NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKING AT MUIR'S ....... " ' ■ . ! ■ v >- ■ a Ormond/s Motors Co. VULCANISERS. TXTE ; ARE IN A POSITION TO REPAIR ALL ©LASSES OP ; TYRES AND TUBES, RETREAD. WORN COVERS, ■''■ RUBBER. ROLLEjRR, MANGLE^~IN TACfTy'-ANYmiixd' IN" V '' THE RUBBER LINE! ' '! ' ' 4 ■'""■ I *• . . WE HAVE THE ONLY PLANT IN THE DISTRICT, AND OUR MACHINES JUST IMPORTED PROM LONDON ARE NOW RECOGNISED BY THE LEADING VULCANISERS TO BETHE MOST UP ; TO-pATE AND PRACTICAL ON THE MARKET. i;- ' ' ■ „-' ' ' v ' ■'..■■ •'■ i ; ', i -.- ■••'■• , ■ . ■ .!' :- .■ I;]-: NO NEED NOW TO PAY DOUBLE FREIGHT SENDjtNG TYRES OUT OP THE DISTRICT FOR REPAIRS— WE DO IT * ALL ON THE PREMISES; , , / DONT THROW AWAY ANY MORE TUBES OR TYRES. • IF WE CANNOT, REPAIR, WE WILL BUY THEM FRGiM ; YOU. • '-. • . i ',■■'"' ■-■■■ ■ : '' * *« • ' ' ' ' . i'■'. . . ■ i Orrndhd's Motors Co. \ i ' ■ ■..'-■■-*

WE HAVE FT ! YOU WAMTIT! I BEAUTIFUL HOME), "Canadian x. Bungalow," evei^r tnodern .convenience, haiidv> to school, trams, etc. A. BARGATm at £930. Terms to arrange. i ■■ LOVELY CORNER SITE! and Five V; Rooms, handy to school, to\VT\. .etc. ONLY £95t). 'Caslx only £200. Balance, long term, at 6 per cent. ROOMS, only , half-mile from > G.P.O. A GIFT at £720. Cash. £100. Balance 6 per cent. AND, DOOK HERE! DO ACRES, GOOD LEASE. Rent Low. x • ■ j Close {io Railway Station, School,; etc., etc. . v Nearly all m Splendid Crop. » All Improvements and Ci'op go ; with the pl^ce, xind i A GIFT at £700. Fiill particulars, apply — Richards. 'Phones 957 and 919. DAIRY FARMS. 1 ACRES, heavy flats, about 6 miles * from Gidborne ; fences m excellent ordor-; no buildings. Price Reasonable; liberal terms. 5 ACRES, Leasehold, 4£ miles from Post Office; half flat, balance low hills. ACRES. Kaiti, ono mile from Post Office; 'small cottage. Good prospective value. ' OACRE&, 2 ' mile* from Gisborne ; flat, except 4 acres; well watered aiicl subdivided; 'whare and co,weheds- Would make a spleiidid and convenient Dairy Farm, 'with, great prospective vaine. For further particulars, apply to— ELLIOTT & CRAWSHAW, 84 LOWE STREET, Qisborne.. THE rACUUM CLEANING CO., ITI&H to notify Householders, that y they are now able to undertake' c Repairing or .Alteration of Carpets. Ie- Vacuum method of cleaning, them absolutely THE BEST; stall, W will them according to your wishes. There ia 6nly on© method by nrhich v oaai clean Upholstered Furniture, d that ia the Vacuum method. We also Clean Walls and Ceilings, peep Chimriej's. Glean 1 Tanks, ©to. RING 722, 6r call ai>--264 ABERDEEN ROAD. '