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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16320, 2 January 1924, Page 2

tfNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. IAILINGS (weather *nd oth«r «ircu.tnutanoes permitting). TOKOMARU BAY AN*L> AUCKLAND. tArahura, Sat., sth January, 2 p.m. (Meantime) (02iee closes Noon Saturday.) FOR NAPIER ONLY. tArahura, Friday, Jan. 4, 4 p.m. (Meantime) tArahura, Wednesday. Jan. 9. 7 p.m. (Me-int'lme) AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY DIRECT tMarama, Friday, Janauvy 11 tMaheno, Friday, January 18. ,ND TO FIJI, TONG 4 tTofua, Monday, January 7. WELLINGTON TO LYTTELTON. tStoamer. Daily, 7.46 p.m. (Sundays excepted.) WELLINGTON TO SYDNEY. tMarama, Friday, January 25. MELBOURNE (via the Bluff). tMoeraki, g^JJADA, AMERICA, L.OJNLHJJN, file., VIA VANCOUVER AND SAN FRANCISCO. fo*e Special Advertisementa last pag*-) tEquipped with Wireless TelegrapnyTickets interchangeable with Hndfcrt, Parker and Co.. Ltd. JL'-»-„ OUTWARD PASSENGERS BY TENDER MUST OBTAIN BOAT PASSES AT OFFICE.

HUDDART, PARKER LINE. FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE Sailings (circumstances permitting): FROM AUCKLAND ...FOR.- SYDNEY. T.s.s. Ulimaron, Friday, Jan. 25th FROM WELLINGTON FOR SYDNEY T.s.s. Ulimaroa, Friday, Jan. 11th Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. DALCETY & CO. Ltd. AGENTS. Shipping 'Phone 1396.

Start the New Year t With a Good Supply of Diaries s Office Stationery and Requisites. All Kinds of Printing to Order. LATEST FICTION. "Love and tlie Philosopher," By Mar ; e Corclli. "Inevitable Millionaire," By E. P. Oppenheim. '•Garden of Paradise," By A. Weigale. "The Rover," By Joseph Conrad. '"McGlusky, the Peacemaker," By A, G. Hales. "The Roughneck," By R. W. Service. 'Gaspards of Pine Croft," By Ralph Connor. C/Q POSTED d/Q THOMAS ADAMS CHRISTMAS GIFTS. BROOCHES, Bracelets, Rings, Gold Watches, Silver Match Boies, Cigarette Cases, Brushes, t etc. Hosts of other charming things. GORDON, Jeweller Opp. Bank N.Z.. . R. C. PIESSE, A.P., N.Z. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, Adams> Chambers .(upstairs). BOOK-KEEPING \OF EVERY DESCRIPTION UNDERTAKEN. RETURNS OF LAND AND INCOME COMPILED. J. KODDICK AUTHORISED AND LICENSED >:,,— ;. SURVEYOR ~ ■ (Late District Surveyor). Office: Williams and Sherratt'a Build- * ings, 74 Lowe Street, Gisborne. Messages will be attended to by Sherratt and Harper.

W. GOOD & CO. The Leading and Oldest Established House in Poverty Bay. Hnve secured, at jjt Bugfc Discount for Cash, a Large Parcel of DIAMONDS And have made them up into ■ ENGAGEMENT RINGS. Exclusive Designs. (As Illustration.), Cluster £lo,'£l2, £lB, to £4O. 2-Stone...£B/10/- £l2, £ls/-, to £2B. Single 5t0ne...../;? 10, £lO, £l2, to £4O. 3-Stone Crossover...JUip, £ls, £2O, to £35. J Shamrock £lO, £ls, , £22/10/i&ss&s* K

THE NERVES NEED A REGULAR TONING UP. ARD mental ■ trail, worry, re- „ sponsibility, or heavy impres--81005 mode on the mind or character, undermine th« health and l bring about nerve exhaustion. It i* than the whole system needy help. "NERVON*" BRACING TONIC —-is a general perre and blood to«ic which has a remarkable power of installing, fresh yigor and, endurance—not by mere stimulation —but lastingly and thoroughly. Try it to-day. Price 2/6 a Bottle (Posted 2/10). HAROLD ARMSTRONG JJhemlst and Optician, P.O. Box 68, dishorn* -