GISBORNE AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY (Incorp.) FIRST REHEARSAL. THE First Rehearsal of “The Toreador’’ -will be held in Bedstones’ Hall on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 10th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Bring Scores. WALTER SAMSON, 875 Hon. Sec. LODGE MANGAPAPA, 1.0.0'.F. FORTNIGHTLY Meeting will be held in the Schoolroom, Mangapapa, at 7.30 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1923. D. Q. MUIRHEAD, Secretary. 971 ■ DRIVERS' UNION. THE Members of the above are requested to attend the General Meeting, to be held in the Labor Council’s Chambers, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 8 o’clock. Business: Very Important, and General. ! D. W, COLEMAN, 964 Secretary. FURNITURE UNION. THE Members of the above arc requested to attend a Special Meeting in Labor Council’s Chambers, TO-MOR-ROW (Wednesday), at 7.15 p.m. sharp. D. W. COLEMAN, 965 Secretary. WANTED. ANTED—A . MESSENGER BOY Apply— HERALD OFFICE. NOTICE. I WISH to notify the Public that I have taken over the business of Mr. 0. A. HARRIES. Customers will receive all civility and attention. All Fruits and Fresh Vegetables stocked. Hoping to receive a fair share of public patronage. 923 W. MACER.
GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN SMART MILLINERY. MRS. EGDELL’S WINDOWS ARE FULL OF BARGAINS. 960
REMOVAL NOTICE. T HAVE REMOVED to Offices lately JL in occupation of S. HEI, Solicitor, North end of Lorre Street, G. K. PASLEY, 973 Licensed Land Agent. NOTICE. MR. 6. GREIVE • , HORSESHOER, WISHES to notify the Public that Ik has REMOVED from next to the Garrison Hall to premises occupied by the late Mr. T. DORN, Bright St-., next to Railway Stables, from June 30th. 1923 ’PHONE 293. 566 TO LET. • Eight-roomed "house, Bathroom. and conveniences, corner of Fox and Waitiata Streets. , . . Apply— ' 1 MARTIN’S CORDIAL 107 FACTORY. IMPROVED ELECTRIC IRON STAND. ' 9 ; V.. ■ THE PATENTEES are now putting on the Market the First Consignment of ELECTRIC IRON STANDS. Full particulars obtainable from F. HALL & SONS, where stands may be inspected. These Stands have already been satis fuctorily tested in Gisborne homes. See Testimonials in .later advertise ments. 868
ARCADIA PRIVATE HOTEL. GISBORNE FIFTY ROOMS 'THE BEST 6/6 HOUSE IN N.Z. Good Table, Electric Light, Single Rooms Mr. and Mrs. Rawle, Proprietors. TO LET—Two or three Unfurnished Rooms; use conveniences; central. —Apply Herald. , 844 TO LET—Two Furnished Rooms; reasonable lent. —Apply Herald. 94(1 TO LET—Two partly-furnished Front Rooms, with fireplace; central.— Apply Herald. ■ 863 TO LET Five-roo'med House, Salis bury Road, newly painted, eloctric light, gas, linen press, copper, tubs, etc., under one roof.—Apply 157, Grey St. 972 TO LET Comfortably furnished Double and Single Rooms; use of conveniences.—Apply Herald. ' 970 TO LEl’ — About one mile Fencing, ut Matowai.-—Apply TV. Baird, ’Phone -995; or R. Baird, ’Phono 27M. 903 O"”LET, Mangapapa—Four acres, 2roomed Cottage, with verandah, cowshed; handy.—Apply A. Langford. British Empire Stables. 884 House to Let, corner Sheehan and Whitaker Streets.—Apply to J. R. : Redstone. ' 892 TO LET Five acres and Cottage, Hcxton, £1 per week; 6 acres and 7-roomed House, handy to town, £2 per week. —Ball and Crawshaw, Peel Street. HOUSES to Let.—s rooms, all conveniences, Russell St., 255; 5 rooms, Mangapapa:, with gas, 255; hew Bungalow (to good tenant), 30s; 6 rooms, orchard, lovely home 40s; 7 rooms, gentleman’s residence, 40s.—-C. G. Piesse, Lowe Street. FULL Range of Goloshes, from size 10 up.—J. D. Harries. WATCH and Jewellery Repairs Promptly and Properly executed ■. ill work guaranteed.—Spence and Co.. >pp. Palace Pictures. FILMS. —Why ,wait a day fo. youi Films when you can get them in half-a-day ? Films brought in before 9 will be ready by I.—Hllerhock Studio. SPECIAL Prices in Sheetings.—64in White Twill l/11, 2/3. 2/6, and 2/11 Min Linen Irish Tw,ill 2/3, 2/6, and 2/11 50in Twill Bheetlngs 3/11, 4/6, 5/6 and 1/11.—Guthrie and Maddock, "Home of j Good Values " AK/ m BUYS Full-size Double Bed Pair of White Colonial Blankets.— Buy at Melbourne Cash and save money. AN Apple a day kpeps the Doctor away.—ln case lots of 401bs: Rallarata 6/6, Stunners 7/6, Doughertys 7/6 (cases 6d extra, returnable).—D. S. 1 Thompson and Co.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16174, 10 July 1923, Page 1
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