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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17174, 3 February 1930, Page 1

BETTER CARS FOR LESS MONEY OAKLAND Tourer, newly painted anil mechanically right. dbl6s WILLYS-KNIGHT Roadster, newly painted. In perfect .running order. £l5O MORRIS-COWLEY Roadster, in firstclass order. Very economical£l3s STUDEBAKER Light Six Tourer. Reconditioned throughout. , 4?1 1 f\ 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 repairs testifies that our polhv 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. ROB MORTIMER, Proprietor. Phonos: Garage 347, Private 1252.

POVERTY BAY BOOK CLUB SiLYSNAR'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 Jtellows in Mahogany, Walnut, and Oak; Antique Brass; Card Tables at 22/6. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. TOKOMARU BIDING. FOLLOWING are the Nominations ot Candidates received for the office of Councillor to fill the extraordinary vacancy in the Tokomaru Riding: FAIRLIE, Herbert Henry RAERENA, Taare And 1 hereby give notice that as the number of Candidates is in excess of the vacancy to be filled, a POLL OF ELECTORS will be held on WEDNESDAY, the sth day of February, 1950, at the following Polling places: HAUTANOA—Harbor Board Offite. TOKOMARU HAY—Geo. Ohaffey's j Office. ARERO—Mr. Watts' Residence. D. B. DAY, Returning Officer,' 332 Waiapu County. PUBLICATION OF BALANCE SHEET NOTICE is hereby given that copies of the Audited Balance Sheet and Statement of Accounts for years ended March 31, 1928-1929, respectively, are deposited for public inspection during office hfturs at the County Office. Te Araroa, and at the Horoera, Hicks Bay, and Cape Runaway Post Offices for 30 days from the date hereof. Further o printed copy will be supplied free ol charge to any ratepayers making application for same. Dated at Te Araroa this 31st dav o' January, 1930. D. J. McNAUGHT, 542 County Clerk. BOYS AND GIRLS WILL soon be thinking of SCHOOL BOOKS again. This is just to remind you that we stock all School Books and all School Requisites. PRIMARY SCHOOLS—We keep all requirements. HIGH SCHOOLS—We specialise in all class books. Parents in the country sending their boys and girls to town are specially catered? for. Wa buy direct from the publishers; we. recommend you to buy direct from C. W. MUIR BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. Te Karaka High School Books in stock DOUBLE Bed Blankets, 29/0 pair single bed 17/11 pair; Sheets foi single bed, 6/6 pair ; Pillow Cases, Sid ; Cretonne, 1/H, now yard.—Melbourne Cash Sale on Friday. A LARGE variety of Glass Dishes L from 5d each; White and Gob* Guns and Saucers from 3/9 half-dozen: White Plates, 1/9 half-dozen; Puddine Basins l/-.—"People's Emporium," D W Onlemnn LADIES' Fuji Silk Junipers, all sizes and styles, }B/6, now 8/11; Kiddies' Cotton Jerseys, 4/6, now 1/6; Rubber Aprons for ladies, 1/-; Ladies' Tennis Pox. 1/3.—Melbourne Cash Sale on Friday. r AUREL Safety Razor Blades, made 1 in Sheffield, England, fit Gillette or Auto Strop; 2/6 dozen.—Only at H George, Direct Importer. CASH and Carry Grocer.—Kiwi Bacon 1/5. Butter 1/8, Cheese 1/2, Special Ceylon Tea 2/6, Salmon ,6d, Peaches lid, Samlsoap 3d, etc.—Sargisson's, Gladstone Road.