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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17152, 30 September 1926, Page 2

OPERA HOUSE EXCINC; NEXT MONDAY THE OPTIMISTS ENGLISH ENTERTAINERS. Headed by SAM STERN, the famous Comedian i'rom the Alhambra, Palladium | rind Coliseum Theatres, London. J PEGGY-: TEAT (late leading lady of ,L (*. Williamson and .Fuller's Theatres), Stan Hudson-Airth, Madeline Joyce, Mario 'Frances, Albert Carlisle, Franew Cornwall, and Veta Gilbert (drama tic soprano). OYER TWO HOCKS' FUN, FAST AND FORI OFS. Song,- Dance, Revue, Comedy. Sketches, KV\ A Real London Entertainment at your door. The Auckland Herald .says: "A clean show, a, clever show, bright and sparkling: the finest of its kind in X.Z." Box Flan opens Thnnsday Morning atj Tatter.sall ami Baylv's. PRICES: 5/-, 4/-, 3/-* 2/ ; (plus tax-). Children Hu'lf-price. OH AS. CABOT, Representative. POVERTY I'-AV AGRIC ± SHOW OCTOBER 26 AND 27, 1026. qvNTRIES close, on OCTOBER .15. 1 Schedules and lull details. Apply W. M. BAYLY, Box 252. Phono 1105. AUSTRALIAN Natural Round Ironbark Poles, 26ft long. Suitable for bridges, culverts, or strainers. Price, £1 each. HYDRO ELECTRIC ENGINEERING GO. LTD. (In Liquidation), Customhouse Street. Gisborne. GARRETT *>-:-. ": '■■'•/ -v •''•' -, ■•' .• .•' - ■■"■''. '■' '■■'>. '■;■ ;'•>.... . .■". '' r "': '■■ 7;; \ ■■■■■'■ •'!s: l , oy CHEMIST PICKWICK iOTOI SEBYICE CIARS Leave the ' Gisbornn Garage ' (Phone 510) DAILY AT 8 A.M. FARE TO NAPIER £1 5/FARE TO WAIROA 12/6 We Call for Y'ou. No Changing Car.?. Soaking OfliVe st. Phone 1-961 Hruald Office). Night .Booking Office.; THE GISBORNE GARAGE, Tel. 510. Private Phones, 755 and 15.71. Napier Agency: PICKWICK MOTOR SERVICE, Phono 1771 Leaves Puha Daily at 8.30 a.m., Te Karaka 9 a.m., and Ormond 9.30 a.m. Returning from Herald Office at 4 p.m. except Saturday. Bus leaves town at 11.50 a.m. for Kaijtaratahi, returning at 12.15 p.m. Late Bus'from Puha at 5 p.m., returning after Pictures. Bus leaves for Puha, 3.30 p.m. E. G. GREyTpRQPRIETOR. Get Your Car fflrainaiHMmmifHtt BY EXPERTS AT A CHEAPER RATE fiI!«HB*TTTTI mm DERBY STREET DOUGHERTY, the Firewood King, for dry Firewood, Coal and Coke. JL/ for dry Firewood, Coal and Coke. Derby Street. 'Phone 933. Terms cash. 4ft rooms, b , ~.,, ~,,.,,, ~ light, etc.; £6OO, cash £100; n bargain T. G. J<awL»*s. Atrent. SPECIAL Quality Potatoes, tabic and seed; all Produce and Groceries cheapest rates.—Oiirrie's, Dunlop Buildings. ATTRACTIVE Window Displays in all shoos during Empire Trade Week, OeL 4 to_9. __ 851 RADIO no longer a tangle oi wires, i Our receivers melt into the decorations of any room. Phone 183 for deracrtstivition. Write for leaflets. —Giabcrne Radio Co. A ~ ROY'S Motl(l] . n "' ■ U Dwelling, hoi and cold water. luectric light, scullery, eln.; right in town.—James Lines, Land Agent, Lowe Street. I l/TANY ask wiio are the Gisdorne VI. Radio Co.? I*. R, Stevens is prorietor, and hi.s associates are Ivan IL O'Meara and 11. J. Patty, all having 12 years' Radio experience. FOR SALE.—In beautiful situation overlooking Gardens, 5-Rootned Modern Bungalow, every convenience.— Eu!l particulars from James Innes, Land Agent. Lowe Street. £7 Little Modern CotT&**W tagc. with conveniences; Palmerston Road.—James Innes, Land Affent, Lowe Street. rm r\ T -FOR .Sate, near town: X.VX.XJ. About 14 Acres, Modern House and conveniences, outbuildings; Government mortgage; will consider good car part payment.—T. G. Lawless, Agent. DON'T strain your engine and jerk your passengers by driving with a "fierce" clutch.—See Redstone's Motors,! Grey Street.