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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15747, 11 February 1922, Page 7

-WAERENGA-A HIKA CHURCH FETE.' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922. In the WAERENGA-A RIKA COLLEGE ('.HULK US. VTUMEROUS Stalls, Competitions, and .. i Sports Programme. Mrs. JarJey's Waxworks. Tea. Admission : Adults Is, Children 6d. WAERENGA-A-HIKA MALL. ' DANCE will.be held in I lie ab'-.ve _.jj Hall, on THURSDAY, Fob. 16th. First class' floor and music. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. 579 C. LOUGHER. T£ KABAKA SPORTS Pastponed from New Year's Day, Will be held on Thursday, March 16. WHOLE PROGRAMME WILL BE RUN OFF. J. CARTHWRIGHT, 593 Hon. Sec. RSATAWATSPdfiTS St. Patrick's Day, 17th MARCH. SEE POSTERS. for Chopping and Sawing -J Events close with the Secretary dti 7l h MARCH; Horse Events and Foot- Events, post entry. • ' ... T. CHRISTENSEN, Secretary, '362 Matawai. .SALE OF SURPLUS MILITARY 1 STORES. A SALE of Military Stores, comprisi ing the following articles: Greatcoats, Trousers, Hospital Blues, Denims, etc., will commence in Wellington on 6th FEBRUARY, 1922. Goods will be despatched to country purchasers post free. For particulars and catalogues, apply at any Post Office. 361 GISBORNE AND POVERTY BAY Home Building Bureau. A LONG-FELT"wAXT SUPPLIED AT LAST! Own Your Own Home. "*")LANS Supplied or Your Own Adopted. Let us know how much you can deposit. We will finance Government or Local Loan and arrange Easy Terms for balance. House (.with modern conveniences) and Section provided from "£7OO up. Gall on us. We will satisfy you,, at a minimum cost, with a House of any description, and supply suitable section if needed ; or, why wait for years to pay off your section ? Let us build for you, and have the joy, of your own home, paying it off with less inconvenience than waiting, thus saS'ing interest and ratc*C Address: ESPLANADE, KAITI Just over River, on left). 42] FOR SALE. GOOD DAIRY HEIFERS (d..c mJ early spring) ; also 200 Ra;>e LAMBS (Woolly). Apply— * HERALD OFFICE. 564 FOR SALE Ci NAPPY TWO-SEATER MOTOR 1 • CAR (English). EXCELLENT CONDITION. 32 Miles to Gallon. £l4O. LEREW MOTORS, LIMITED. 508 FOR SALE. JUST the new. 4 roomed Heart-Rimii BUNGALOW you are searching for. Modern conveniences, copper and tubs, h. and c. water, porcelain bath, electric light, plenty cupboards, and all well finished. ' Price only £875; deposit (minimum) £IOO. Call and inspect.— 64A Awapuni Road, Victoria Township. } j" OST—A lot of money by not getting il your Furniture, Bedding, and Blinds, etc., at Colemans' Ark. They stick both new and second-hand. Allitheir second-hand furniture is thoroughly renovated and made as good as new. WANTED Buyers for 1 Double 1 Buggy -and 2 Single Buggies, at give-away prices; also several Gigs and Rustic, Carts and Expresses.—Krebs and Co. '. DON T let your gig stay out of commission because the three-year-old kicked the bottom out of it. We repair gigs, traps, etc., at shortest notice.—J. R. Redstone and Sons, Ltd., Grey Kt: T.p T FOR SALE, Makarab. • VX» -L*» —New House of 4 rooms and every convenience, with 3£ acres land; price £1190; terms arranged.—T. G. Lawless, Agent. WHEN m. doubt about the stability of your, gig axle, lot us look at it. We'll tell you whether, it's safe, and tit a new one—at lowest cost—if it's not.— J. R. Redstone and Sons, Ltd., Grey St. NEW springs in the old dray will make it as "good as now." We specialise in fitting new springs to vehicles of all .descriptions.—JV R. Redstone and Sons, Ltd., Grey Street. PLUG Tobacco—Harlequin 1/3 plug, 9/9 lb; Dark Havelock, Derby, or Juno 1/5 plug, 11/- lb; Gojden Eagle, 3/2 plug, 12/3 lb.—H. George, The Tobacconist (opposite Pettie's). . 691 [7 ANTED Known —That you can got tV • vour Cutlery, Brooms, Brushware, Fancy Goods, Crockery, and all Kitchen Utensils, etc., cheapest at Colemans' Ark. Their Crockery Sale is on. TOR SALE— Modern 4-roomejl Dwell-