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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17062, 21 September 1929, Page 1

REFUEL YOUR CAR lit the CENTRAL SERVICE STATION. 10 Pumps at the ROEBUCK ROAD FILLING STATION. PRO] 1115ITI ON MEETIN G. THE GISBORNE TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. Important business. MONDAY, 7.30, ST. ANDREW’S HALL. ' 43a GISBORNE LAWN TENNIS CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. TP HE Annual Meeting of the Gisborne X Lawn Tennis Club will be held in Messrs. Bull and Edwards’ Office on FRIDAY, September at 7.45 p.m. All members, both men and ladies, •ire particularly requested to be present as there are several matters, of! importance to be discussed. A. -I. STOCK, 418 ' Hon. Secretary. POVERTY BAY WINTER SHOW ASSOCIATION (Incorp.). rniiE Annual Meeting of members of JL this Association will be held in the Secretary’s Office, N.Z. Insurance Co. Building, on MONDAY, Sept. 30, 1929, at 7.30 p.m. Business : Election of Officers; General. Nominations for President, Vice-Presi-dents, Treasurer. Auditor and Committee dose at 7.30 p.m. on September 28. 1929. Rule 12. W. M. BAYLY, 429 Secretary. FARMING. \TOUNG MAN, well educated, hard A worker, used to fencing, horses, and milking plant, is required for a King Country farm. The prospects are unusual, for the rigid man. About 50 cows will he milked this season, and in addition to wages, a bonus is guaranteed. Apply in- first instance, stating education, experience, and wages required to “DAIRY FARM,” C o. Charles Haines Advertising Agency, National Bank Building, Auckland. 403 TURANGANTT PUBLIC LIBRARY. A PPLTCATIONS for. the position of A ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN in the above Library will be received by the undermentioned up to 4 p.m. on MONDAY, October 7, 1929. Particulars concerning hours and conditions of employment may be obtained at tho Library, Peel Street. R. R, BALDREY, Acting Secretary. C/o. Harbor Board Office, Gisborne. 442 THANKS. milE Relatives of the late Mrs. W. X Harris desire to return their thanks for the messages of sympathy and floral emblems, received in connection with their recent, bereavement. 446 THANKS. FT!HE thanks of thp Relatives of the 1 late Mrs. W. Harris are tendered to Dr. Angel and to the nursing staff of Jtestrover Hospital for their unremitting care and attention to Mrs. Harris during her recent illness. 445 MRS. JESSIE GILBERT. A NY Person knowing the whereabouts XX of tbc above-named, the widow of William T.. Gilbert, deceased, who was last heard of at Gisborne, is requested, to communicate with the District Public Trustee, Dunedin-, immediately. 317 GISBORNE PERMANENT BUILDING •SOCIETY. MONDAY Next, being a Holiday, Subscriptions payable on that date will be received on WEDNESDAY, September 25. H. M. PORTER, 406 Secretary. GISBORNE AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY. “BELLE OF NEW YORK.” Sl: 1 iSCRIBINU MEMBERS. Five Seats £l/5/- (minimum). Extra seats 5/- each. Subscribing Members have priority at Ballot, for Seats. ENROL at Messrs. Chrisp and Son’s Music Warehouse, or Mr. Charlie Adair, Gladstone Road. C. G. BAYLTSS, 401 Hon. Smretary. LOST. \ WANTED to Exchange.—Motor Bike for Gramophone or Push Bike.— Gldress at HmtAi.D. 452 PLAYING Cards, new design in attrac live pictorial backs, just arrived. f-’A; double packs 9/-, postage 3d.—Thos. '• darns WINTER Games, large variety, write for list.; Ping Pong, llalmu. Ludo, Draughts, Chess, Meccano, and till parts, ntr . all prices.—Thos. Adams. TDEAL Cookery Book, “Practical Homo Cookery Chats and Recipes.” hv “Katrine," late cookery editress Weekly Press ; 2/6, posted 2/10. —Thos. \ darns. ALL Citrus Fruit Trees grown irom special heavy bearing stack.—Gisborne Fruit Exchange, Phone 310.