Dalgety and Co. have received the following cable message from London dated September 20: —“London Dairy Produce Market: Prices for butter are 2s higher.” In the report of the sale of work of St. Andrew’s Women’s Guild yesterday, another name was inadvertently included in place of that of Mr. Alex. Thomson, who, with Mr. G. T. Maunder, was responsible for the excellent display of spring flowers.
LATE ADVERTISEMENTS A NICE HOME In Clifford Street. Well built and in good order. Price only £7OO, and terms given. C. G. BLOCKE. WANTED.— Two Men, for splitting battens. —Bing 663 U. 467 WANTED. —Two Young Gentlemen require Board and Lodging, private borne preferred.— Write No. 45, Herald Office. _ 457 WANTED.— Furnished Flat, handy to town.— Write No. 46, Her alp. 4 68 LOST. —Pair of Glasses, between Disraeli 'Street and F. Hall and Sons. —Finder please return e. Hall and Sons. 460 riTiIKKK is a sure way of developing I. business—by advertising regularly in the Herald.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17062, 21 September 1929, Page 15
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