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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16539, 5 January 1928, Page 11

Ford Trucks Pay Every Day Day after*"day the Ford Track pro»e» it* dependability for all classes of merchants and retailers. At the same time, Ford's low operating, maintenance and depreciation coats demonstrate its wonderful ECONOMY’. Buy British—Buy a Ford Track. Of it* Purchase Price — , £9l 19s 8d remains in New Zealand. , £66 6s Id goes to other part# of the Empire. £l3 14s 3d goes elsewhere. Ford One-ton Truck complete with Express Body, *172 BIGNELL & HOLMES FORD DEALERS,' FORD GARAGE, GREY STREET. GISBORNE AND TOXOMARU RAY ' phones: 418 Gisborne, 114 Tokomsru BSJ. GoinggWayP dont forget WategSWs *{ Ideal T Foimglfrren * mokes Holiday writing o pleasurel WE STOCK WATERMAN’S % Sales prove them to bo superior to all others. \ PRICES FROM 25/- TO 50/- EACH See onr selection of Goldmounted Pens. Every peu guaranteed. ‘ NEW NOVELS. THE KINGDOM OF THEOPHTLUS By W. J. Locke. FORLORN RIVER •. •••• ••• B -Y ,? ane ,® vey KITTY By Warwick Deeping, author of Sorrell and Son. YOUNG MEN IN LOVE B y,, Mi £ ha f THE QUEST OF YOUTH By Jeffery Farnol LADY WHAT OF LIFE B .v Lesley Storm THE DUSTY ANSWER By Rosamond Lehmann SOWER OF THE WIND -.- By Richard Dehan LORD BABS By Keble Howard, author of the last Lady IN A YON-NAN COURTYARD .' By Louise Jordan Miln BITTER HERITAGE By Margaret £™ }er LAND OF THE FREE ••-••••• By C A. Seltzer GOD AND THE GROCERY MAN By Harold Bell Wright RIGHT OFF THE MAP By Montague, author of Rough Justice THE NUPTIALS OF CORRAL J B N Sabatim THE SLAVE JUNK - By b rank Packard MOON OF MADNESS By Sil * Bohmer THE SPIRIT OF THE LIGHT By Chart Pitt MARTIE AND OTHERS IN RHODESIA By Sheila MacDonald WITCHWOOD B - v John Buchan 6/- Each. Posted 6/6. v 3/6 EDITIONS. SUNNY DU CROW '. - By Henry St. John Cooper A Delightful Story. PETER JACKSON, CIGAR MERCHANT - --By Frankau MASTERSON By „ Gll h r^ THE UNDERWORLD By Ashton Wolfe 3/6. Posted 3/10. c. Bookseller W. MUIR Gisborne TOLACA BAY AND TOKOMARU BAY. rE POVERTY BAY HERALD is obtainable at TOLAGA BAY and 'OKOMARU BAY Each Afternoon' on rrival of the Gisborne Motor Co.’s ifternoon Car from Gisborne. Copies of the Herald are obtainable rom— IRS. HOLMES, Stationer, Tolaga .Bay ; L UTTLEWORTH, Stationer, Tolaga Bay, and, . fessrs. OATES BROS., Tokomaru Bay. THE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this i There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of -certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent lo all, they yield without hesitation to the first who ask* GREASE-PROOF PAPER, tor Meat or Butter Wrapping, now on sal* •» Ribald .lobbing Department. ON SALE AT HERALD OFFICECONFETTI Icjge Packet*. V-

They are worn on every crlcket>Cield . ! 12/6 i No. 1650 No. 1650—Mae's White Caavas Unliatd Crickat Boot*. Potl Fr m. Man'* f . %%)6 Youth’# 2to $ 11/6 No. 1669—Men’# White Caavas Cricket Boots with White Nubuclc Too Cap and Vamp Strap. Leather lined. Pott Fret. Price - . 19/6 No. 1675—Similar in style to No. Ifc69. but in White Chrome Calf with Buckskin Toe Cap and Vamp Strap. Pott Free. Price . 35/• A low reasonable price—a price to compete anywhere in New Zealand—to be uniform at every Hannah Branch—that price is what you pay when dealing with the Hannah organ* isation, for fir*t>gra'de footwear. No. 19/6 1 78* Gladstone Rd., Gisborne v jntEEl—' White Footwear Catalogue. Bond request to: Hannah's, 73 Gladstone Road, Gisborne No. 1669 No. 1675