MEMORANDA.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16606, 9 December 1924, Page 5

MEMORANDA.

Tomorrow, at (he mart (lemoved for convenience), at ,< 1.30 p.m., Mr. Fred Cray, acting muter instructions from the Official Assignee, will seifl without reserve (he slock, plant, etc., of East's confectionery business.

A general meeting of members "of, the Workers' Co-operative Society will be i;eld to-morrow evening, when the halfyearly balance-sheet Will be read', ami nominations will be received for the now •.ominittce. according to. amended rules.

The programme for the Tolaga Bay .Jockey Club's meeting, which is to bo held at Tolaga Bay on February 19. 1925, has been drawn up, and in it are included several events which promise to be very interesting. It is anticipated that the meeting will be a great success, and as in the past a large number of Gisborno sporting enthusiasts are expected to be present. The meeting will be run oh the usual efficient lines, under the capable secretary, Mr. If. E. Dodd.

Readers' of the Herald are reminded tliat a large list of Christmas presents obtainable- at the Cash Stores is appearing in this issue. This progressive store is making the largest Christinas displayever seen in Gisboinc. and the variety of goods in every department is Vciry interesting. A walk fhrohg'li these large premises and an inspection of the display tables will convince yon that this is the right place; to do your Christmas shopping. The vr.i i:\ly includes suitable gifts for man, woman or child, and the prices show, a.s usual, the well-known Gish Stores value.*

Jolly John Lnrkins, the great comedian, sends the following message to the people of Gishorno: "With the Follies I will appear at the Opera Hoii.se to-night, and to please you—it is my delight to please—each and every nie-nibe;' of the Collies will try, so I .sincerely hope you'll enjoy our entertainment, and let all of your dall wires pass by. For comedy and humor, I—Jolly John —will' be the wittiest, and 1 personally guarantee there will not lie anything 'in the show to offend the most 'fastidious. --Yours, for a pleasant evening's entertainment, 1 am. as ever, Jollv John Lark ills (with the Follies i.-

The acquirement of a car on the easiest of terms are the special inducements being offered by the Wilkinson Tourist Oarage, as agents for the well-known make of Chevrolet, ears. This brings within the means of most, people the opportunity of arquii'ing a reliable and to 'run a most economical car on almost their own terms, and a perusal of the special anrioiinccttiefits relative thereto ami now appearing in Ibis journal should convince intending buyers. The inducements offered during this month are very exceptional, and in favor of purchasers. During the past ten months considerably over a hundred cars and lorries bearing' the well-known Chevrolet brand have been placed Ideally through the Tourist Oarage agCncy. This fact stands for the popularity of the Chevrolet, which has become a'popular car wherever p'ac ed on the market.*