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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16534, 29 December 1927, Page 1

WORK NOT ! WAIT NOT! waste not i \ FURTHER SHIPMENT of the “NEW WORLD” GAS COOKERS is expected in the course of a few days. It is advisable for those interested to get their orders bonked, as the -waiting list is already substantial, and the. shipment has been restricted owing to the extraordinary dOn and at Home for this type of Cooker. FIXED FREE. GISBORNE GAS GO. LIMITED GREY STREET.

B. Gi?EEN TOBACCONIST AND LADIES’ TOILET SPECIALIST. NEW YEAfTPRESENTS. Inspect our Window before you Buy Some Great Bargains. All New Stock.

MUNICIPAL BUS DEPARTMENT. DAILY SERVICE. Leave P.O. 7.10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 4.20 p.m., 5.35 p.m. ■ La.te Bus Saturday, 10.35 p.m. Leave Bench 7.30 a.m., 11.20 2.20 p.m., 4.40 p.m., 5.55 p.m. p.m., a.m., 679

Combined Buyers Ltd. Phone 1716. J. WESTON, 710 Representative, Gisborne.

T OST. — In tho De Luxe Theatre, a Fry's Uiclunond Chocolate Box. Owner suddenly realises there were two left in tho box. Willing to go 50-60. — Box 00. FANCY Bridge Sets, in white and colored cloths, with embroidered eifects, cloth and 4 serviettes; 25/- to 39/6.—Common, Shelton and Co. Ltd. MONEY. —It is not how much you spend, but what you get —that is what counts. Cochrane's motto, quality plus value, where things are made up to a standard, not down to a price.—T. N. Cochrane, Furnishers and Upholsterers, Cor. Gladstone Road and Derby Street. OEWE’S fromTo/- each, Civic 6/6, City, do Luxe 6/6. —At Ft. George, Tobacconist. ANTED.—Buyer for a Light Spring Cart, £8; also a Heavy Spring tart, £9; Gig, £4.—Krebs ami Co. UYERS wanted for Spring Carts from £B, Gigs from £4, 1 Buggies from £B.—Krebs and C’o. TOBACCO Touches from 1/- each. — Grand value at H. George, Tobacconist. __ AIDES’' Fancy Aprons, artistic lloral designs and colorings; 4/9 each. — Adair Bros. Ltd., the Leading Drapers. VERSEAS ~Xmas Greeting Cards, with Gisborne views, at Bickford’s, opposite llKiur.r BATHING Suits ill all-wool Canadian and American styles and latest colorings; children’s from 3/11 upward, ladies’‘l2/6 to 19/6.—S. H. Phillips and Co., Manchester House. ANTED—Buyer for Low Cart, good order; Horse and Harness, _ low price; terms can be arranged.—Krebs and Co. ISBORNE Fruit Exchange, Reel St., has all Varieties of Fruit for dessert and jam. HaNErlsss for Beg. Humphreys, next Cave Bros., for Oval Dining Tables, £3/15/-; High-hack Chairs, from 9.2/6 __ OST Landing. —Novelties and Toys of every description. —At Bickford s, opposite Hispald LADIES’ Imitation Suede _ Gloves, daintily embroidered cutis; 2/11, .3/6. 2/11 4/6.—Adair Bros., the Leading 1 Drapers. , / OR” This Week Only.—Permanent Waving by Manageress of Broadway Salon, Napier.—Address, Mrs. Cranney’s. Lowe Street, D ON’T bo left over the holidays ! Buy your Mattresses, Pillows, Beds, etc., from Stubbs and Co. to-day! WANTED. —Buyer lor a Light Single Buggy,,good as new, at a giveaway price.—iviobd and Co ______ '\7"MAS suggests Pictures. A choice AY. selection of Etchings and Colored Prints that will appeal to everybody.— 1)„ .T, Clark. “The Salon.’’ rTIHE Tank Cleaners—the Clean Sweeps —Vacuum Cleaning C 0.,, 264 Aberl,,pp Tel 722, ’I own or country TABLE Damask, in lloral designs and' in saxc bine and gold colored borders; £/3 yard; wonderful value, —S. 11. Phillips and Co., Manchester House.