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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15275, 24 July 1920, Page 4

VAUDEVILLE and PICTURES —AT— EVERYBpDY'S To-night at 7.30 .. '• > ■ - —AND— '. j|,OPERA HOUSE To-night at ik 3 BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS 3 THE QBEAT VAUDEVILLE ACT DIRJECT FROM PULLER'S CIRCUIT. THE CJRAeKNELt.S TJie World's Greatest Trick .and Fauoy Stock- vrhijf Experts and La«so , ' MajiiprJators. . SENSATIONAL SHARPSTTOOTTNG by ; th« Greatest Woman. Shot im the World, JEANNE CR.AOIGSTELL, Avho AvilU introduce the Champion High Jtimpf ■ ing "Greyhounds, Captain and Darky". TOM MdiSRE IN CHARLES KLEIN'S FAMOUS SUCCESS- • HEARTSEASE He had full hopes and empty pockets — hut struggling against the' tides of destiny meant ' .nothing .when the ONE AND ONLY GIRL had' faith — . apt! loyalty. : ' . You'll never know the meaning of Love a<nd Romance .until you' re seen Tom Moore m ''Heax'tsease/' ' , * " ' - . ■HdVthe sort of lover that makes your wife look at you. with wild regret at the chance you missed. WHAT ABO ; UT'IT?, r ■ : •, Tlie First Cojitinental Picture since the War. 'Specially Screened at MarlboroUffh ..,.•' House BY ROYAL CO-MMAND. :^ THE FLAME OF bFfe , V . ..,. „ , ./..,.. STARRING, J LARS HANSEN and EDITH ERASTOFF Beautiful scenes of rural life iri Sweden. Majestic views of -tumbling rapids, rugged mountains and -virgin forests. ' ' A vivid and powerful story of a* woman's s,eorn ( and a. .mans redemptipn. P J!|g^-^ MltUffS XORiiER 1/6?| 1 . .... ; \ •. ■,)+.- ■ • •► ■ • . • ■• -■ " . "■•^"/•;^ ■■■ ■■■ ' '■{■■&■—'■ ■'" : . " Ormond's jWo^rs Go. VULCANISERS. " ■ i ■ TT7E ARE IN A TOSITION TO REPAIR ALL CLASSES OF ! . ' : | TYRES AND TUBES, T^ETREAD WORN (^OQVEBS, RUBBER ROLLERS, MANGLES— IN FACT, ANYTBINQ* IN THE RUBBER LINE. • ' WE HAVE THE- ONLY PLANT IN THE DISTRICT, AND m T OUR MACHINES JUST IMPORTED FROM LONDON ARE j NOW RECOGNISED BY THE LEADING VULCANISERS TO J BE THE MOST UPTO-DATE AND PRACTICAL ON THE , MARKET. . X NO NEE© NOW TO PAY DOUBLE FREIGHT SENDING V TYRES OUT OF THE DISTRICT FOR REPAIRS— WE DO IT .-.■•.:' ■ ■ ■ l ALL' ON THE PREMISES. ' ' .'■■■» ' . _ '.. . ' / •■ DONT THROW AWAY ANY MORE TUBES OR TYRES. ■ , . . . . . . ....... .. .... p D? WE CANNOT REPAIR, WE WILL BUY THEM FROM YOU: ' '■ ' ( ■.-'■ '■'■':' V- : ' : - ; - ' ■■'-, : - ; ' <: - ; ; - : "-' / '') *■* brhriohd s^ Motors Co. ' - ' ■'■■;'' .• '.'!"?' ■■ • ■ . ." ..;.'■ : '„-■.,-..'. I ;.»"■' .':.',■„ J .\ ji,--4 ■

WE HAtefl"! YOU WANT tt ! ABBAtTIFUL HOMEii "Canadian Bungalow," every modern convenience, handy to scliool, trams, eto. A BARGAIN at. £93o. Terms to arrange. . , A i LOVELY CORNER. 6ITB and Five '< Rooms, handy to* school, towa-i,|etc. • ' ONLY £950. Cash only £200. Balance, long term, at 6 per cent. SIX RCOMS, only half-mile • from G.P.O. ■. AGlFfat£72o. Cash £100, Balance 6 per cent. AND, LOOK HE!RE! 100 ACRES, GOOD LEASE. Rent Low. Close to Railway Station, Sdhool, etc., ; etc. Nearly all m Splendid Crop. All Improvements and Crop go with the place , and • A« GIFT at £700. ■ Full particulars, apply— v Richards. 'Phones 957 a.nd 919. , DAIRY FARMS.' Q1 ACRES, heavy flats, about 7 6 miles >i from Gisborne; fences m excellent order; no buildings.* Price Reasonable; liberal terms. > , /»K AOREIS, Leasehold A4i miles from W p pots t Office; half flat, balance low .hills. 7ACRJ2S, Kaiti, one mile from Post Office; smnll cottage. Good prospective value. QA ACRES, 2 miles from Gisbornoj *->" flat, except 4 S-cres ; well watered and subdivided j whaie and cow eheds. Would make a splendid ' and convenient Dairy Farm, with great prpspective value. For further particulars^ a,pply to — ELLIOTT & CRAWSHAW, 84 LOW® STREET, Gisborne. W|AB Loan Certificates purchased foi 1 cash. — James Innes, Land ant Finance Agent, Lowe Street. ' »■ . .