TO-OTGIIT AT 8. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT GRAND DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. ALWAYS DAI ALWAYS THIS SETTEE PICTURES fr MfcMviS. THE BETTES MTJSIO Rv order of the Now Zealand Censor. Children between the ages of 6 and 16 vears will nol he admitted to see “The Ladybird.” THE LADYBIRD THE LADYBIRD A speetat ttlar mystery drama ol ihe New Orleans Mardi Gras Carniyal. featuring BETTY ©OSVIPSO^ _\ sensational story of a girl who bet she could make a name. Tame amT*"'fortune for herself in six months. See how she does it. LOIS WILSON In a brilliant drama of the world’s modern Bagdad. A mighty story of love and OONEY ISLAND COKEY ISLAND Paramount Overseas Gazette and Grand Orchestral Selections. TO-MORROW MATINEE AT 2 P.M. NIGHT AT 8 STUPENDOUS DOUBLE FEATURE programme. lON QHANEY . in iEST OF ZANZIBAR Another mighty masterpieco. fate lin'd made of him a crippled monster so lie took revenge on life. EYEIYN BBENT in lABY ROBSNHOOO 'ldle story of a girl who fought for the rights of (he poor and oppressed. Prices: To-night. 2/-, 1/6, ITo-morrow, .Matinee. Adults 1/6. 1--; Children, Stalls, under 10 3d, over 6d ; Circle, under 10 6d. over ]/-. Night 2/-, 1/5. Book at Clirisp’s, or Phone 353 after 6 p.m. THERE'S A PATTERN fOB EVERY ROOM THE APPEALING IN DISTINCTIVE WALLPAPER! The diningroom, the drawingroom, the library, each must be given careful con- * sideration— there’s a paper to harmonise with every mode of decoration. When choosing Wallpapers our decorating experts will be only too pleased to givo every assistance. Excellent and prompt, workmanship combine to make a really first-class job at a moderate price. 0, S. VINCENT PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. m m m m §i * The Puzzle will be Solved! 6 MS Puzzling about that motor cycle you intend to purchase this season? The puzzle will be solved if you seo our varied stock of machines ranging from 250 c.o. lightweights to 1200 c.c. heavyweights. Prices and terms to suit your pocket. Demonstration gladly given. RUSSELL & SANDLANT PHONE 267. OPPOSITE CASH STORES. BOX 275.
FOE SALE FOR SALE SETTINGS m EGGS DAY-GLO CHICKS AND From Utility Prize White and Brown Leghorns, Anconas, W. Wyandot lea. Black Orpington, and Indian Runner Ducks. WINNERS of over 350 Prizes—Cups, Trophies, N.Z. Championships. It costs no more to procure Progeny from this High-class Stock, So WHY NOT have the BEST from TESTED LAYERS. HADWEN’S POULTRY FARM VALLEY ROAD, WiNGAPAPA. Phone 94. FOE SALE—CHICKS, now Hatching From splendid laying strain Utility White Leghorns. No better stock procurable. Also Settings.of Eggs from same stock Inspection of pens invited. THOMSON'S WEST END POULTRY-FARM LYTTON ROAD (Bus Terminus). Phone 1511 D. FOR SALE. SETTINGS OF EGGS AND DAY-OLD CHICKS. Best White Leghorn and Black Orpington. G. P. REIl), Mangapapa. Phone 1722. CHICKS AND EGGS FOR SALE. DAY-OLD Chicks and Settings of Eggs from my selected prizewinning and heavy laying stock of Black Orpingtons and White Leghorns. Settings 7/6 each. C. H. LAWSON 267 Clifford Street,, or Phone 1129 ■between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. SETTINGS from my noted wintei layers, Whito Leghorn and Black Orpington, 7/6 (15 eggs) ; if box returned to Peel Street 1/- refunded. —Hudspith. c/o. J. Nasmith, Teel Street, Gisborne. ijHlil SALE.—2 Yearling Purebred _ Jersey Lulls.—Haskins, Phone lioow. 34 1 lOR,I OR, SALE.—Piano, beautiful tone . and appearance; cheap for cash. — Address at Hkkai.h. _ 353 171 OR SALK.--<food Tamworth-Berk-Jj shire Sow, to farrow in a week. — A. M. Jell's, Alalokitoki Valley, Mangapapa. 335 "Til OR SALE. — Acres Land. 4-roomed .1. Kauri House and contents, shed, cowhails, 1 Heifer and 1 Cow in profit ; £6OO cash.—Apply Hkhai.h. 337 F OR SALE.—Lady’s B.S.A. Bicycle good order; cheap:—Apply Hkkaui. 319 leiferb ITI OR SALE.—3O Springing lie X and 20 Cows, close to profit.— Phone 1143 K. 862 SI OR SALE.—New Bungalow, all modern conveniences, under one roof. 5 minutes’ walk from P.Ol; price £960; no agents—Write No. 37, llkkai.i). 286 1'1;0R SALE.—S-sealer Ford Car, excelX lent condition, newly painted; Ruekstel gear, shock absorbers, vacuum tank.—Apply 251 Childers Road. 377 II OR SALE.—Confectionery Business, (rood sound investment; owner leaving district.—Write No. 41. Heram>. 382
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17061, 20 September 1929, Page 2
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