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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15874, 13 July 1922, Page 1

SECURE SOME OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Costumes and Frocks IN MEN'S AND ROYS' Suits and Overcoats Hosiery, Gloves Underclothing ON THE NEW CORNER. Harbor Board Loan. NOTICE OF RATEPAYERS' MEETING Te Kanaka FRIDAY, 14th JULY, 1922, At 7.30 p.m. TV/TR. G. SMITH, Chairman of the Gisborne Harbor Board, will Address the Ratepayers, at a Meeting to be hold at the Te Kara lea Hall, on FRIDAY, the 14th of JULY, at 7.3 C p.m., to consider tho Board's proposal to raise a Special Loan for the purpose ot providing the District with adequate Harbor accommodation. And NOTICE is hereby given that if such Loan is sanctioned, it is the intention of the Board to pay tho preliminary expenses and the first two years' in teres; oat of the Loan.. H. A. BARTON. Secretary. Harbor Board Office, Gisborne, 12th July, 1922. 46P COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS, closing at Noon on SAT URDAY, 12th August, 1922, are invited for tho Lease of part of Tnruheru Cemetery Reserve, containing about 13 icres, fur a term of three years, with right of renewal for a further term at a ;eiil to be determined in accordance with the. provisions of the First Schedule of 'The Public Bodies Leases Act, 1P08." Full particulars and conditions of lease may be seen at the Council Office, (>isoorne; The highest or any tender not ncces savily aooerftod. , Y.. CIAS. PERRY, Clerk. Gisborne, 12th Julv, 1922. 94P TO PAINTERS. ""THETs'DERS, to close at. Noon of . THURSDAY, July 20th, 1922, are invited for Painting Messrs. Adair Bros.' Premises, Gladstone Rd. Specifications may be seen at our office. BURR & MIRFIHLD, 935 '. Reg. Architects. FOR SALE (On behalf of a Client). OLD-ESTABLISHED CENTRALLY SITUATED. GOOD TURNOVER. LONG LEASE, AT LOW RENTAL. SMALL GOODWILL. STOCK AND FITTINGS AT VALUATION. For further particulars, apply—, W. A OlfAßi, LID.

FOR SALE. , ,>IIAT well-established Business knowr JL as tlio Gieborne Fruit Shop. Turnover Last Year ..£3500. PRICE FOR GOODWILL, STOCK ANJJ FITTINGS, AI4CO. A LITTLE GOLDMINE. GISBORNE FRUIT .SHOP. 957 i Roebuck Road. HOYLE'S 36-inch Prints, 1/- yard, n Manchester House Great Winter Sale. 966 ,/TONEY to Lend, at current rates of j_tJL interest, on good freehold security.—James Innes, Land and Finance Agent, Lowe Street. WANTED Known —Coutts and Mucdonald for Coal.and Firewood.— Note new address, 66 Lowe St. 'Phone \*n. QB6. [It 7'ANTED— Every Mother to know VV ' that the best selection of Fashionable Prams and Push-Chairs is at Samson Bros. Li'iOß SALE (£SO deposit)—Comfortabli JD 4-rooined House, handy to town, xJ625. —Fred, R. Ball, Peel Street, next Public Library. A NNUAL~ Winter Sale of Drapery i\i commences Tuesday, 18th July, at Common, Shelton's. 980 WE are Specialists in Seed Potatoet and carry full stocks. Consult us before purchasing elsewhere.—D. S. I'hompson and Co. ESERVE Your Seat at Miller's Corner on Monday for Savage Club Korero, in Opera House, July 20th. 978 CHILDREN'S Oroam Teddy Bear Hats, were 8/11, now 4/11.—Peltiers Sale. 997 CHILDREN'S nicely-trimmed Hats, in silk and velvet, etc. | were 19/6 and 25/6, now 5/11. —Pettie's. !'«'/ HARD TIMES. —If you want a Photo why not try our Peter Pans? six ~,r 2/6; tliey are good and cheap.—Ellei 'nvk Studio. PING-PONG in again with üb.—W have Bats and Nets, Upright*, aad Baß*. Sold wpanrtely. or in tetm.— Thoß. Adam* W»