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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17173, 1 February 1930, Page 1

BETTER CARS FOR LESS MONEY OAKLAND Tourer, newly painted and mechanically right. £165 WILLYS-KNIGHT Roadster, newly painted. In perfect running order. £l5O MORRIS-COWLEY Roadster, in firstclass order. Very economical. £135 STUDEBAKER Light Six Tourer. Reconditioned throughout. £llO FORD Beauty Model Tourer. Done little work and in perfect order. £75 These cars represent MORE VALUE than the price suggests. Don’t fail to inspect. Terms to suit. THE DEPENDABLE USED CAR GARAGE PHONE 876. GREY STREET. “Where the Good Used Cars come from.” TIME TELLS Thoroughness in Motor Repair Work is shown as time goes on. The growing number of customers who bring their cars to us for repair? testifies that our policy of personal attention and thoroughly reliable work is appreciated. Join this band of satisfied car owners. Let us do your next repair job. MORTIMER’S GARAGE BRIGHT STREET. Charges Moderate, District Service Agent for Studebaker, Erskine and Pierce-Arrow Cars, and International Trucks. 808 MORTIMER, Proprietor. Phones: Garage 347, Private 1252, POVERTY BAY BOOK CLUB 5 LYSNAR’S BUILDINGS (Upstairs), PEEL STREET. A Circulating Library containing the Latest Novels, from 7/6 a quarter. Novelties and Gifts for Wedding Presents arriving by each mail. See our Colored Dutch Glass, Chelsea and Dresden Figures; Tea Sets in Crown Staffordshire China • Hand-carved Bellows in Mahogany, Walnut, and Oak ,• Antique Brass; yard Tables at 22/6. GISItoRNE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY, NO. 3. THE Fourth Dividend will be payable on WEDNESDAY, February 5, at 10 a.m. A. G. BEERE, 1166 Secretary. GISBORNE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY. A GENERAL Meeting of the Society vqill be held in the Masonic Hail, Childers Road, at 8 p.ni. on TUESDAY. Feb. 11, 1930, to dispose of Loans of £IOOO each in Nos. 4, 6 and 6 Issues. Rules 43 and 45 must be complied with. Any persons interested are’ invited to attend.—A. G. Beere, Secretary. 465 COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. 10% ADDITIONAL RATE NOTICE is hereby given that ten per cent. (10 p.e.) additional will be added to all current year's Rates unpaid and outstanding at the close of business on SATURDAY, February 15, 1930. F. T. ROBINSON, County Clerk. Gisborne, January 22, 1930. 216 S.B. lIERMINIUS LOADS at Gisborne about February 15, 1930, taking Frozen Meat, Dairy Produce and General Cargo for New York, Boston, Halifax and London by direct 'call. ‘ For space, etc., apply— ' COMMON, SHELTON AND CO. LTD.. Agents. Phones: Office 1133, Private 1084. 366 EXTRA MONEY FOR YOU. WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY UP TO £3 A WEEK FOR YOUR SPARE TIME. MEN and Women, of all ages, are earning extra money in spare time by giving a few hours a week in the ! evenings or on half-holidays. , r The work is pleasant and easy. Yon L need no business experience, no capital. We provide instructions and nil assist- ; a nee Free. Write to MISS ATKINSON, 1 ' Spare Time Club, P.O. Box 1248, Auckland, for further information. 4?4 SALE Now On.—Gentlemen’s Black oi Brown Oxford Shoes, the latest : special sale price 18/6. —J TV Harries L' A DIES ~ilk Hose, 1/6, 1/11 pair. worth 3/11; Silk Gloves, 6/11, now t 3/11 paij'; Lace, usually 1/-, now 4d yard ; Cotton, 3d reel; Sylko, 2£d. —At Melbourne Cash Sale on Friday. WONDERFUL range of Art Silks, values 2/11 to 4/6; record sale price ) 1/11, —At Common. Shelton's. ART Silks in floral design and plain shades, values 2/11 to 4/6: record , uile price 1/11 yard.—Common. Shelton’s WRISTLET Watches.—Gentlemen’s fancy pattern, from 15/-, Ladies', 10 year guarantee, from £2/15/-; Luminous Dial Alarm Watches, 2t>/*; , Flints and Wicks for cigarette liehters.— , L. Watson, Jeweller, 222 Gladstone Road. 500