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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15366, 10 November 1920, Page 1

OPEN ALL DAYS TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) At the following Firms: — HOUS© FURNISHERS : A. E. BEODOW. COOK COUNTY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. GRUNDY AND SHENNAN, LTD. 1L D. HUMPHREYS (Late Loach and Eraser) j. redfe'Aßn:. CHAS. TAYLOR,. WHINEAY, MARTIN, LTD. DRAPER® & MBBOEKS: ADAIR BROS.. iLTD. ' 781 STOCK REDUCTION SALE NOW ADAIR BROS, Ltd. OPEN ALL i>AY TO-MORROW. • i 779 SOCIAL JIYCIENE. MRS. McHl|lHS, who has been appointedlby the Health Department to give Lectures to Women an Social. Hygiene, -Will visit Gisborne on FRIDAY, November 12th. fi Mh. McHugh«swill Address a MEETING OF LADIES, to be held in the Parish Hall, Derby Street at 2.30 p.m., on 12th NOVEMBER. All Ladies interested in this very important subject of Social Welfare are earnestly invited ; to attend. 593 WAIKOKOPU RAILWAY. mENDERS, addressed to the underX signed, marked outside "Tender for Excavation work, Big Cutting," will be received up till TUESDAY, 16th November, 1920, for Excavation Work on the Western side of Big Cutting at om. 40chs. Plans, specifications, and conditions may be seen at tho Public Works Offices, Gisborne and Wairoa. No bond or sureties required. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. E. ARMSTRONG, District Efngineer. Public Works Office, I Uisborne, sth November, 1920. 594 WAIROA COUNTY COUNCIL. I qiENDERS, addressed to the Chair- ± man and marked "Tender," will be received up to % p.m. on TUESDAY, the 16th. ot Navem|ier., next, for the I qb- .••• lowing works: — " ■ Contract No. 351.— Delivery of 7150 cubic yards of metal on the Gisborne to Wairoa by Tiniroto Bond, Opoiti, to County Bouu- . dary Section. Contracts Nos. 300 and 352.— Delivery of 3442 cubic yards of metal on the Gisborne to Wairoa by Morere Road, Nuhaka-Tarewa Section. • Contracts Noa. 346 and 356. — Deliyei'y of 832 cubic yards of metal on the ocamperdown. to Mangapoike Road. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Offi*, Queen Street,* Wairoa. The lowest or aniy tender not necessarily accepted. I A. G. SMITH, ' 211 County Emgineer. ~ PUBLIC WORKS LBIE. -I fpHB PUBLIC are hereby notified that X tho cost of bagging Lime at Repongaere has been increased from 2/6 per ton to 3/6 per ton. Future payments for bagged Lime should cover this advance. C. li ARMSTRONG, District Engineer. P.W. Office, Gisborne, Bth November, 1920. 722 DE LISAC ACADEMY OF MUSIC?. VIOLIN.^ 'Cello, and Piano. Term begins with Pupil. Pupils prepared for concert platform or orchestral artists. 307 GUILDERS ROAD. 'Phone 1177. 353, CUSTOMS WORK. TTTB *re Licensed Customhouse; VV Agents, and are prepared to clear' /our Overseas Goods expeditiowlybhrough H.M. Ctutoms. '~ SHIPMENTS. Our Napier Branch is now in opera-' tion>, and. we invite you to p'lace your Goods for shipment to Hawke'e Bay, or elsewhere, in our hands. . We have Reliable Agents in all ports >{ the World, and Guarantee Quick Despatch to any destination. BmQ 'PHONES 400, 4OT, 1400, 836, or 238. FRANK LOWNDES & SON, HEAD OFFICE: ' LOWE STREET, GISBOKN& Napier Branch EMPUtE IHEIATRE BUILDINGS, HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. 791 iNDREMHS Boot Sale. — Women's ! Glace Kid Lace or Button 19/6, Women's White Oamvas Shoes, Button (all right for summer wear), 7/6. Repairs a speciality. — Mangapapa Boot Shop. __ _. ______ 79 ° CjrrOOK Reduction Sale now on at tO" Adair Bros.', Ltd. Open all day To-morrow^ ' ANGAPAPA — Five-roomed New House, very prettily finished, situated on high-and-dry. section; an ideal home for £925 ; only £125 required. — C. G. Piessej WANTED— Buyer foT 1 fiprinsr Pol* Waggon, second-hand, in thorough epair ; will carry • torn. fliv« n» » c_ll. ..Kr«»V. %r*A ■ BEST Tepair work at moderate prices. Bring your buggy, spring cart, or tvagson here. All motor accessories. — RpdetmifiR 1 . ftr«»v TUST LANDED— Best quality English O Galvanised Corrugated Iron ; special mote, for quantities. — Common, Sheltnn ind Cn.. LH_ : _ . _ ._* 89 v K'T "DTP ia tne Brinv. —^Ladies' and f\l Children's Beach fiata ; a special ■Durchaseat prices which command attention. 2/3, 2/6, 2A.1. 3/6.~Melbourne ! Cash, Gisborne's Busiest Store. . . i