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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16121, 9 May 1923, Page 1

BAPTIST CHURCH. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 7.30. REV. T. KEITH EWEN Will Speak : Subject: -A SOUVENIR FROM FRANCE." lie has a Thrilling Story to Tell. SOLO by MISS ELLA WARNER. EVERYBODY WELCOME ! GISBORNE GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. THE Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of the above ■Company will be held in their Offices, at the Works, Grey Slreet, Gisborne, on FRIDAY, the 25th May, 1923, at 7.30 o'clock p.m., to receive Directors' Report and Accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1923, and to arrange any other business that may be brought forward. The Transfer Booka of the above Company will be CLOSED from 11th to 25th May, 1923 (both days inclusive). E. J. OHRISP, Chairman. Gisborne, 9th May, 1933. 949 T J 3 N D 13 R H. rTIENDERS are requested for the ErecJL tion of a Public Hall at Pului for the Committee. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office of the undersigned, with whom tenders close, on vved'icsdav. Mav 16th, at 12 noon.—F. IT. FORGE, A.N.Z.1.A., Reg. Archit«~t. NOTICE. COUNTRY Schoolmasters are iecr«ssted to count and destroy Birds' I i;gs collected by children this season. Returns, with names of individual collectors, to be forwarded earliest possible convenience. Eggs collected, town area, to be left at the Farmers' Union Rooms, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., TUESDAY, 15fli inst. WM. HALL, •Secretary P.B. Fru if growers' Assn. W. M. BAYLY, Secretary N.Z. Farmers' Union. 935

WINTER FARES fVWING TO THE BAD ROADS NOW PREVAILING. THE AARD GIVE NOTICE THAT WINTER FARES WILL PREVAIL FROM MAV Ist ON COAST AND WAIROA ROADS

WINTER FARES OWING' t<T tho s>ad state of the COAST and WAIROA ROADS, we are reluctantly compelled to again bring into operation the WINTER RATES on these roads. Such alterations to tukfe effect from MONDAY, May 7th, 1923, until further notice. WILKINSON'S ROYAL MAIL. LOWE STREET. pHONE 777. pHONE , f ( # 642 TYRE SURGERY. OR Half-soling and Heeling Tennis and Bowling Shoes and Gum Boois, VULCANISED in non-skid pattern. DERBY ST (opp. Town School). 'Phono 718. 554 WANTED— Pupils for the Violin and Mandolin, or you can learn to play the Steel Guitar or Ukulele in ten lessons. SIRS. G. MOORE, 190 354 Palmerston Road.

WHAT DOES THE IT means a great deal to mothers whoso problem is this : Children's Winter* Needs Remember, it is only tho rich can afford to buy Cheap Goods. Our Children's Coats may cost a few shillings more, but their lasting service will save pounds. PUT YOUR CHILD INTO AN "L.0.E." COAT. We stock Everything in Children's Wear and Underwear. The L.O.E. EVERYBODY'S BUILDINGS. 'Phone 1220. A. S. BEND ALL, Supervisor.

FOR QUICK SALE—CHEAP. MY G-Oylmder Oakland Roadster, in good running order. Any trial. .suiy be seen at Universal Motors,, Haiti, ('Phone 848).. v ERIC M. UARPIiIR, Lowe Street. l'Jjon«s: Oil'ico 692, Private 849. P.O. Box 8. 868 jIORGET not the Widower and 1 Orphans.—-And deal at the Home ut Industry, Carnarvon Street. 87c NYTIHNG required for the household?—Try tlio Home of Industry, Carnarvon Street. 8/t lAWS, Lawn Mowers, Razors, bcishJ sors, and all , kinds of edge tools put in thorough working order.—At the Homo of Industry, Carnarvon St. oVc ANTED Known—The Vacuum VV Cleaning Co. sweep Chimneys and clean Tanks.—'Phono 722. Town o. Country. Co.'s, opposite Palace Pictures. 871 T7l OR Perfect Tailoring, go to Zak, the Tailor you can depond upon. 'ANTED—Bayer for Bradley Gig, VV thoroughly overhauled and paint„,i . „i,„nn w Ansh.—At Krebs and Co.'s. Vr\ -r\ England's Best Briar .Vj.Jt) —the pipe with the velvet finish.—Bct. Gold Mount, direct shipment. Inspection invited. Absolutely best value in Pipes ever seen m N.Z.—II. George's, The Tobacconist, opp. Pcttie's. A DROP of two of Beaver Worcestershire Sauce enriches plainest fare. Put Beaver on your next Rrnce.ry order.