To-night 7.30 H M Popar Theatre Matinee To-morrow at 2. • ETHEL M. DELL'S POPULAR, AND THRILLING ROMANCE. I'LAYKD'BY'AX ALL-STAR BRITISH CAST. A STORY .THAT HAS CHARMED MILLIONS OP;READERS "AND PICTURE-GOERS. ALSO SHOWING. ■, f in SHE COULD^T ; HELP IT A SOUL STRUGGLE'OF A GIRL WHO FELT ROUND TO TWO MEN—OHE'' HAD- TAUGHT HER "SO MUCH EVIL,? THE. OTHER HAD TAUGHT JUKI SO'MUCH "GOOD. v TO-'WHICH ,'D'JD SHE OWE LOYALTY? ■...**..- MACK SENNETT LAUGH — ROUGH AN OTHER LAUGIHNGv SUCCESS OF NON-STOP'LAIfGITEER TOPICAL BUDGET ? ~ -PARAMOUNT NEWS. HALBROOK TRAVEL'SCENIC —— |j EDINBURGH ZOO 1 •'"' AND OTHER PICTURES. • / •.', 1/1 and 6d.—Children Half*Price Matinees BOOK AT MUIR'S.
HAVE YOU NOTICED TEE INCREASING NUMBER Of s«lMfc ON THE ROADg -YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GETTING WHEN YOU BUY A BUICK. . , :■. * BUICK AGENTS .SERVICE STATION. SEE THE NEW MODEL! PRICES ARE RIGHT! MOTOR MERCHANTS.
"Truth is Rffifghty and Snail Prevail." IS THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER jOF PROOF THAf THE OARS STAND UP IN SERVICE WITH MINIMUM REPAIRS IS EVIDENCED BY THE FACT-THAT STUDEBAKER SALES OF REPAIR PARTS IN 1921 WERE 12 IJEK1 J EK UgMT. LESS THAN THEY WERE IN. 1919, NOTWITHSTANDING THAT 118,000 NEW CARS WERE SOLD AND PUT IN OPERATION IN 1920 AND 1921. BASED ON THE, TOTAL ESTIMATED NUMBER OF STUDEBAKER CARS IN OPERATION IN 1921, STUDEBAKER ONLY. SOLD 16.00 DOLLARS' WORTH OF PARTS PER CAR FOR REPAIRS FROM ALL CAUSES, INCLUDING ACCIDENTS. \ \ to Select from WE ARE The Lowest FOR THE AGENTS, GISBORNE. ■ „ .„;, •PHONE No. 1079. 'PHONE No. 1079.
2-TWO STORES—2 MANGAPAPA and KAITI. , 'Phone 563. 'Phone 1202. CASH PRICE LIST. 3-Cro\Vn Sultanas, lb 1 a 3-Cvoivn Currants, lb ..... 10 Sunmid Raisins, pkt. 1 0 Phoenix Peel, per lb X 6 tfrystalised Cherries, per lb 3 6 Ground Almondette, per lb 3 6 Walnuts, per lb .".... 1" 4 Dessert Pears, per tin 1 10 Dessert Peaches, per tin 1 10 Dessert Apricots, per tin 1 10 Good Pineapple, per tin v 1 3 Hawiian Pineapple, med. tins 2 0 Libby's Finest Pineapple, largo .... 2 3 Assorted Pie Fruits, tins... 2 3 McConichie's Herrings.in Sauce, lge 1 ' 2 Norwegian Sardines, |'s 0 7 King Oscar Sardines 0 10 Silver Moon Salmon, large 1 3 Fancy Pink Salmon 0 10 Horseshoe Salmon, large: 2 0 Bluff Oysters, per tin 1 9 Corned Beef, Sheepfarmers, 21b .... 1 6 Corned Mutton, ditto, 21b 1 6 Sheep's Tongues, do., per tin 1 6 Ox Tanguos. do., 21b 3 6 "K" Green Peas, per tin 1 3 Jellies, dozen packets •••• 3 6 Only Goods of Die Best Quality Stocked. Satisfaction Guaranteed, or Money Refunded.
Private Telephone Lines LANDED eFsCHOONER MARORO. Australian Hardwood Poles 400 18 feet. 500 ' 20 feet. 300 25 feet. For Prices, etc., apply—- , CLARE AND CI,ARE, 755 jßead's Quay.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15956, 18 October 1922, Page 7
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