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WAIRO'A POULTRY SHOW, ALL BIRDS lo ho at Mi'. J. liar ■ Stanley Road, before 1 p.n THURSDAY, July 14. WAIMARIE PRIVATE HPJTK Vacancies, Permanent Guests. £2/2/-. Casual Guests, £3/3/-, Superior Accommodation. 233 CALL and See our uuie Prams, guaranteed cheapest and best in Poverty Ray.—Pram House, 309 Gladstone Road, opp. Archie Kirk's. Tel. 1640. "Half-price.-luir Factory, deLisao Bros., opp. Garrison Hall. AVE you seen the great value in jljl Aluminium Hot Water Bottles, 5/9. —At Primes only. WANTED.— 100 Married .Men with their Wives (because, they know a good thing) to shop at Bill Olouston's, the Mercer, Lowe Street. pOMPOSSE Dress Materials, in smart \J new checks, plain colors to correspond, usually. 7/3 j special price 6/3. Common, Shelton and Co. ALL-WOOL Fine Check Suiting, newest colorings, also plain shades to mati;h, usually 7/3; special price 6/3. Common, Shelton and Co. COLORED Towels, 19 x 38, strong, serviceable hand towel, usually 3/pair; now 2/6 pair.—Common, Shelton and Co. LL-WOOL English Flannel, in cream . only, usually 2/9; now 1/9 yard.— Common, Shelton and Co. j ADIES' Velour and Tweed Coats, in \ Brown, Fawn, Grey, Mole, Blue, ... smart styles; to clear at 29/6.—Common, Shelton and Co. " ADIES' Felt and Velour Hats, all i this season's shapes and shades; clearing price 5/11.—Common, Shelton and Co.

CANTERBURY Potatoes, 10/- cwt.; Sugar, 17/6; 251 b Flour, 6/ ; Tea, 2/6; Butter, 1/6; Bacon, 1/4; Cheese, 1/—At Sargisson's.

PATRIOTISM Pays.—Gisborne Bacon gives greatest satisfaction. Get G.B.G. Bacon every time. INTER Bargains at Adams' Bookt t shop. Counters refilled and prices revised. Cheaper than ever. WINTER Bargains at Adams' Bookshop. Cheap Novels and Standard \ LJus Bargains at Adams Book shop. Children's Annuals and misous works greatly reduced. WINTER Bargains at Adams' Bookshop. Bin Cushions, Picture Frames, Cigarette Cases, and Postcard Alhums, at cheap prices. jTTINTER Bargains at Adams' BookVV shop. Vases, Bowls, Handbags, Rutter Dishes, etc. See our windows. VV shop. Attache Cases, Cheap Envelopes, Pictures, and Stocktaking Odd ments. HEDGE Clippers, only 8/6; Gardening Gloves, 4/-; Leather Cloves, foi hardest wear. 7/6. —At Primes Ltd. only, WANTED to Exchange.—2 fj-roomed Houses for a 6 or /roomed House in town (Fo. 257. 238).—8a1l and Crawshaw, Real Estate Agents, Peel Street. rjIRY Reg Humphreys Lave JL Bros.), for Office Fittings, Display Stands, Counters, Show Cases, etc. SatisPEDESTALS, Pedestals, Pedestals.Csually £2/5/-, now 30/-.—Stubbs and Co. COOK'S, Sunshine Florists—Wccutim and Presentation Bouquets and Funeral Emblems at shortest notice.— Phone 1436. ROUBLE Bed Sheets, 12/6. 14/11, 17/c J pair.—At Melbourne Cash. \OUGHERTY, the Firewood lving. lJ for Dry Firewood, Coal and Coke.— Derhv Street. Phone 93h "mran cash ANTED.--Buyers for 2 Expresses, tt £lO and £2O; S.N. Spring Carls, from £8; your offer for Phaeton Buggy, Low Dray, and Gigs. Some bargains.— Krebs and Co. )RIME sorted and graded Potatoes, 16 l 10/- ton, £3 10/- half-ton; sack lots, 7- cwt. All goods cheapest and best quality.—lT. Currie, Lowe Street, oppo vitn Dunlon'R Hw'dinw JINK Daphne, splendid flowering plants; 3/6 to 5/- each.—D. S. Thompson and Co. 'A PAIRS Black, also Whits Silk Hose; 6d pair.—At Melbourne Cash. YV £lO and £2O; S.N. Spring Carts, from £8; your offer for Phaeton Buggy, Low Dray, and Gigs. Some bargains.— Krebs and Co

ONE more Dinihgroom Suite. Wholl Lave it? Oval Table, 4 11.8. Chairs,,nice Sideboard; £l3/10/-.—Stnbbs WANTED. -Buyers for 2 Expresses-. CIO awl £2O: S.N. Spring Carts, from €8; your offer for I'haelou Buggy, Low Dray, and digs. Some bargains.— Krnhs and o<> "AVE you tried G.B.C. Bacon? If not, try it, arid you will buy no other. Support your district, and you will pniov vonr breakfast ASHING Elastic, 4yds 1/-; Crochet VV Cotton, 5d 'hall; Mercerised (Whet Cotton, 8d bull. —At Melbourne Cash. J n BACON—Uisborne's best; every pound of C.B.C. you buy helps Poverty Bay. Why send yotn money out of the district' 71 LOWERING Acacia.—A fine col.loc tinh of these hardy nrnamental trees; 12/- dozen, 1/6 each—D S. Thomp son and Co. OING, Going! Soon be gone \jf Stubbs and Co.'s fine selection o 1 Sample Carpets and Bugs, at wholesale rates. 1/11 YARD for Pure Fuji Silk; re L/ ±x trular price 2/9.—At Mancheste: House Colossal Winter Sale. CITY DE LUXE Pipes, t>/b. at ti George's, Tobacconist. Why pay lECURE a Cheap Bed at Barwick's I Mart this week only. Double Beds from 12/6 up. )ING Bell's Orchard for Dougherty's j and Stunners, 3/6, 5/-, 7/6 per case delivered; eases 6d extra.—J";,nin 290 W } OGER and Gallet Talc Powders, ad t per box, at H. George, Direct lin

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16389, 11 July 1927, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16389, 11 July 1927, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16389, 11 July 1927, Page 1

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