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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15747, 11 February 1922, Page 5

The British are lovers of freedom of thought, and the thought that there are no lost souls, no everlasting damnation and 1 no personal devil as expounded in the lecture on "Reincarnatic#i" in Good's buildings t6-morrow evening will no doubt appeal to many.* Reference is made in our advertising columns to a sale of unclaimed goods to be held at Messrs. Frank Lowndes and Sons' store, Grey street, on Saturday next, 18th inst., when a largo number of unclaimed trunks and boxes, together with their contents, will be sold.* Thursday next has been fixed by Messrs Samson Bros., as sale day for the big auction sale of Mr. H. J. Grieves household furniture and effects at Iranui road. A very detailed catalogue is published in this issue and any one wishing to inspect can do so from Tuesday next. As the catalogue is an extensive one the sale, is to commence at 1 p.m. The day and ni#ht 'phone at the Aard Motor No. 1155, is really an easy nttmbpr to remember. Write in on your hearts, to-day 1155. Just a ring on this line for a car to any' part* of Poverty Bay or Gisborne and immediately you have one "at your service." You never know at what moment you will require a car; with that in mind remember the'No. 1155.* The attention of readers* is directed to an advertisement in another column advising that tho To Karaka sports postponed 1 from New Year's Day, will now be held on Thursday, March 16th. Tho whole programme as previously advertised will be carried out and with tho extra attention given the) grounds tho patrona are assured an enjoyable day should weather conditions prove favorable. I •