COOK HOSPITAL BOARD. NOTICE. TO THOSE PERSONS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO TfiE FUNDS FOR PROrOiSED "MEMORIAL WARD." )0 my previous Chairmanship of the Hospital Hoard, I was instrumental in collecting a substantial sum of money, to be devoted to the erection of a special "Consumption Ward" as a Memorial Ward to Fallen Soldiers from this District. This sum has been on deposit at til© Bank of New Zealand, together with the subsidy subscribed by Government, and now amounts to about £SOOO. As the need for a special "Consumptive Ward" is not acute, and may possibly became unnecessary owing to other .-ictioii on the part of the Health Department, I am of the opinion that this amount can be put to equally good use in n rather different direction. The insistent need for a. new institution for the accommodation of indigent Old People, of both sexes, is becoming more and more pressing, and as the present institution in Roebuck Road is incapable, of enlargement, and is becoming very dilapidated in condition,' I have thought that this money could pe beneficially devoted to this undertaking. An admirable site, front all points of view, exists at the new Hospital Farm at Mangapnpn. where surrounding conditions would be incomparably better than such ns now obtain at the Roebuck Road site, and there are other sources of income to the Board, which make it reasonable to assert that in this way a new and commodious .'Hid suitable Home-can be built without further dipping into Ratepayers' pockets:. Further,, would not such an institution be an admirable memorial for tlfe object for which this money was subscribed in the first instance? (Signed) W. G. SHERRATT,
GISBORNE CO-OPERATIVE ' BUILDING SOCIETY. SEALED Tenders will bo received until Noon on THURSDAY Nest, 26th inst., for the purchase in one or more lots of Ballot Loans amounting to £SOO in No. 3 Issue. .Tenderers must state security offered. 'Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. \ A. G. BEERE, Secretary. Gisborne, 23rd July, 1923. 346
SENSATIONAL NEWS! SALE EXTRAORDINARY. THE MAURICE COMPANY HAVING acquired the old-established Business of Miss. M. Ncill, known is the "Old Corner," it is their intention to hold '.a SLAUGUTKR SALE of the Whole Valuable Stock They are making this clearance in order to make room for New Stocks, as it is their intention<tc<* re-open as GENERAL DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. The high standard of Miss Neill's goods ire too well-known to the Gisborne iadies to require lengthy comment. THE MAURICE COMPANY. M. A. MURPHY, 282 • Manager.
FIRE FIRE FIRE DOUGHERTY & DUDLEY COAL & FIREWOOD MERCHANTS, DERBY STREET, Can Supply in Any Quantity. MIXED WOOD. £ s. d. r n Stove Blocks, per cord ••■ 30 0 fn Stove Blocks, per half cord... 1 10 0 'ags ... ••• ••• ••• " R Bags 11 0 'en Bags j ...100 'Vo Bags of Wood given with Half Cord Orders, as per above Brico List. Trices for DRY TAWA on application. COAL.—We now hold stocks of Houselold Coal. ■PHONE 938.
To Let or For Lease FINE OFFICES (One or more Room 3, as required.) WINDOWS .nil front GLADSTONE ROAD. Wntal for Single. Room, 10/- a Week, suite of Rooms, sip reutal to be arranged. Apply to — BALL & ORAWSHAW PEEL STREET.
A PRETTY showing pf new Egyptian _\ Swathed Model liats, for Raws and pring.—At Adair Bros.'. Ltd, 65 C<EE the fine display of Victor Jaj O Hats, in Adair Bros.' Window, the coding Men's Mercers. __66 *JD. BUYS a Basket for shopping that 0 has no equal in New Zealand, in' aree sizes; well worth 1/9.—Melbourne ash. S a Lady's White Cambric J Handkerchief or Child's. Picture andkerchief.—Melbourne Cash. A-NTED—Buyers for 1 Bradley big, W i 1 Yankee Light Buggy, 1 Rustic art, and 1 Double-seated Buggy; absoitely must be sold.—Come and make an tier to Krebs «wd Cp. () specialty.—At &ik'» I .\J. X 4 . modern Bungalow, < yoros,. sleeping porch, bathroom, wash ouse, h. and o. water JJ.L., etc.; pne H7fi : «mv t«rm» —T < } Lnwlww. Agw EDDINQ Plants —Anemone, Ranuiv : i (mlus, Pansy, Cineraria, Polyanlius, Primrose, Stock, Ncmesia, Verena, Gerbera, Paeony, and Lily of the /alley.—D. S. Thompson and Co. SPECIAL Prices in Sheetings.—64ii> O White Twill 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, and 2/11 Am Linen Irish Twill .2/3, 2/6, and 2/11 iOin Twill Sheetings 3/11, 4/6, 6/6 and >/ll.—Guthrie,and Maddock, "Horns ol Jood Value-" 71 OR SALE (sure eiiipj—Five-rqomed _J Bungalow, electric light and gas, h. and c. water, porcelain bath and basin; inly —800; ferms good.—Ball and Orawhaw, Auctioneers qnd Land Agents. ADIEB' All-Wppl Colonial Hoso, in I heather mixtures, S.W., and W. special'Stocktaking Price 2/11 pair, at S . 11. Phillips and Co/s Mpch^r {JpllM.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16186, 24 July 1923, Page 1
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