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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16871, 28 October 1925, Page 1

ADAIR BROS., LTD. The Leading Drapers, Gisborne. Ladies’ Henderson Hats ARE; “THE VOGUE.” BY mail steamers regularly we receive Fresh Supplies of (lie popular “Henderson” Ready-to-wear Hats, unrivalled for exclusive* ness of design, smartness arid beauty of style. Our present stock is a most interesting collection, and the prices range from 29/6 TC 52/6. ADAIR BROS., LTD. MASONIC MONTROSE 1.0 DOE. No. 722, S.C. An emergency meeting «• lodge montrose, 722, s.c. will be held in the Masonic Hall, Childers Road, THIS (WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 8 o’clock. Business: Initiation. By Command of R.W.M*. THOS. ELLERY, P.M.. 310 Secretary. RAKAUROA SPORTS CLUB. A MEETING of the Rakauroa Sports Club \vi!.l he held in the Rakauroa Hall on SATI'RDAY, October 3Lst. , J. Le PROU, 291 i Convener. HAIS.MAN, FRANCIS, LOI’GIIHR AND CO., LIMITED (In Liquidation). ALL CLAIMS against the Company to tlio date of Liquidation, the 16th October, must be made ON OR REFORM 31st INSTANT. All Accounts owing to the Company r.ot settled by the 7th NOVEMBER wit' be SUED FOR WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. CTIAS. H. BULL, 315 Liquidator. UAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. PAYMENT OF RATES. RATEPAYERS are reminded that the current vear’s Rates are NOW DUE AND PAYABLE. As the Council's overdraft is now largely overdrawn, tlie Council requests payment vritli the least possible delay. H. L. TEMPEST, 44 County Clerk. COHAM’S BUS SERVICE WILL LEAVE GISBORNE FOR KAITARATAHI, Via lIEXTON, and return as per Time table below, on and after WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28tli. DAILY SERVICE. Leave Gisborne—B.3o a.m., 12 noon, and 3.30 p.m. .cave Kaitaratahi—9.ls a.m., 1 p.m., and 4.45 p.m. L. J. COHAM, 286 t, Proprietor. TE KARAKA POUND. TMPOUNDED—One Bay Mare, star on X forehead, no visible brand.—Jl’ nut claimed and expenses paid, will be sold in above Pound on MONDAY, November 2nd, at 12 noon. 314 R. 11, BROWN. Ponndkccper. PRIME Canterbury Potatoes, Canadian Onions, Bran, Pollard, and all Produce and Groceries cheapest at, Currie’s. CIITY DE-LUX Pipes, 6/d, at, Jl. J George’s, Direct Importer. C COLGATE’S Dental Cream, bu, at H. J George’s, Tobacconist, opposite Pettie’s. GRAND Cut Cigarettes —10 for 6d, at H. George’s, Tobacconist. RACK; and Show Frocks.—Exquisite models Crepe-de-Chine; dainty knitted Silks in black and white.; aiso colors. •These models are priced to suit all. Visit “The Mayfair,” next to Vautier's. — D. Swain. I TIURNISH your home witn new oi . second-hand furniture on easy timp payment system —At Harwich's Mart, Peel St reel,. 87 PERRENIAL Phlox. —We nave a splendid collection now ready for planting; 1/6 each; 15/- per dozen,—D. S. Thompson and Co. ' fPIIE Spring Cleaners i,lie Clean X Sweeps—Vacuum Cleaning Co., 264 Aberdeen Road ’Phone 7?P L AIMES’ Vests at Gisborne’s prices—Without sleeves 1 ()!,« iWOVit 1/6. 1/9. to 8/11; with sleeves, 4/3, 1/9, 1/11. to 9/11. Children’s Vests, ]/- to 4/11.— Melbourne Cash. Bloomers, in navy, grey, cerise, saxe, green, black or while, at Melbourne Cash, famed for lowest prices. SUIT CASES—SteeI frames, 20-innli 9/6. 22-inch 10/6, 24-inch 10/6, 26-inch 11/6. Travelling Rugs, 15/6 to £5 19/6. —At Melbourne Cash. SINGER Drophead, late model machines, good as new, on easy time payment system—at Barwick’s Mart. Peel Street. 86 MONEY to Lend on good Freehold Security, in sums to suit bor- _ Security, in sums to suit rowers. —James Tunes, Land and Finance Agent. Lnw'p Street. B TCYCLE Playing Cards, z,-. at H (Ipin'gfi’q Wllv na<- mnro' DIRTS for Show and Race WeekNew, smart designs, just opened Prices, including collar to match, n 7/11 to 16/6 - -C. Roslo md Co. 40 -INCH Plain Cotton Georgettes, in pink, mauve, cream, lemon, sky, reseda, and salmon; special prices, 2/11 to 3/6 vnrd.—C. Rosie and Co.

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