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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16828, 15 December 1928, Page 2

XMAS HAMS—I/4 ib. Choice Figs—6(l, 7d, 1/6. Muscatels—9d and i/6, Xmas I’uddingß—2/6. Glass .Idly Moulds —1/6. Assorted Nuts—l/- H>. SIM &~MCARA PHjOXE 1630. i.i »IWWBBBWMgBWgHffgB MAKAUBI SCHOOL. SOCIAL AND DANCE TTn'I'LL be held in the School TO" ’ V NIGHT (Saturday), December 15. La(lles IJbj Gents 2/-. 961 GISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICES. PARKING PLACES FOR PRIVATE MOTOR. CARS. FOR the convenience of Mptorists, a List of Parking Places is detailed Hereunder: Bright Street, from intersection of Pal j merslon Road to. river on east side. Grey Street, between Palmerston Road and ; Childers Road, along centre line of street. Read’s Quay from, the alignment, of the. Government Buildings to the Public Weighbridge- on eastern side of l the street, Palmerston Road’ on south side of : road between Grey Street and Derby Street. Cobden Street, side of road between Gladstone Road and Childers Road in front of Presbyterian Church. Stafford Street, south side of road, between Stout Street and : Ormond Road. Fitgherbert Street from Peel Street Bridge to the Waimata River, opposite the Garrison Hall. Peel Street, along centre line of street, fyom Gladstone Road to Kahutia Street, excepting portion, reserved for Motor Bus Stand; in. front of Opera House. Customhouse Street, in front oi the. Poverty Bav Club premises, on west 1 side, from 'Childers Road to Kahutia Street, Lowe Street, in front of Gisborne Club, on east side of road, fi’om Childers Road to Kahutia Street, Read’s Quay;, from Reel Street to Lowe Street, on northern side of street. Also.from Lowe Street to Band' Rotunda adjacent to Turangnnni River, on northern side of, street, Customhouse- Street on eastern side, of street-, from main entrance to Public Works Building, extending- to Childers Road. Rawiri Street, between Esplanade and Hirini Street, on. the northern side of such, street. WATER SUPPLY. ( Now that the dry season is approaching, Householders are requested to use garden hoses with discretion and to immediately shut off all taps upon the first sound of the fire siren, If this is dope it will extend the period for use of hoses, , ■ R, D. B. ROBINSON. 927 Town Clerk. IN. THE MATTER of the New Zealand Wheatgrowers’ Co-operative Association Ltd., and in the matter of the Co-operative Wheat-selling Contracts, between the above association and wheatgrowers, all similar in terms. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that in pursuance of the provisions of the above Co-operative Wheat-selling Contracts, signatures of growers of wheat of the requisite area of 120,000 acres or upwards have been duly obtained. Dated this 4th day of December, 1928. For the N.Z. Wheatgrowers’ Co-operative A,ssn. Ltd., TV. W. M.ulholland, Chairman of Directors. XMAS__CISTS. PRICES RIGHT. GOODS RIGHT. Latest in Shirts, Ties, Fancy Sox. Handkerchiefs, Sports Coats, Flannel Trousers, Men’s Suits. Men’s Panama Hats, Felt Hats, Caps, etc. All Useful Presents. See Windows. im ROBERTSON PALACE BUILDINGS. * Phone.l4Bs.

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