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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17227, 5 April 1930, Page 2

BILL CLA "MEET ME FACE TO FACE" BARGAI"

EUCHRE PARTY Will be held in Mir LIBERTY HALL Aggregate.

"WHO BROKE THE LOCK ON ; THE HENHOUSE DOOR?" « "SHE'LL BE COMING ROrKD THE MOUNTAIN WHEN SHE COMES." This tecord was broadcast some mX months ago fron\ an American pressing. The demand was so great that these have been specially imported. And it is on a BRUNSWICK. Revwd. Good singing, and with the oid-linie "orchestra, guitars, mouth organ, etc. 10-inch Double Sided m Posted g^ Brunswick have given us some exceptionally good numbers recentlyWeeping Willow, Old Kentucky Cabin. When the Moon Shines Down, Going Back to Texas, etc. This is another one 161 GLADSTONE ROAD.

MAKAEAKA-MATAWHERO HALI rpHE Hibernian Society will hold ii I. Dance on TI'KSDAV, April 8. ill jijnknrnkn. Hull, al H p.m. I'iwpihlk in air} of New Convont. Good Musi, nnd Supper. Xovrlties. Chit's Buss lonvos Hannah's Uornoi' at 3/- ami 2/-. IJ. PARKER. T. HAISMAN.

KAITARATAHI HALI. ANNUAL CATHOLIC BALL nil '|{Sl>.\Y. MAY fl Kirk's Oir.hfslra.

TUESDAY, APRIL 8 TUESUAY, afkii. a THE GIBL IN THE SHOW BENEFIT AT REGENI b£idd of Obstetrical Funds. Note: Hal! the value of tickets sold privately w-il SSnSed to the land, therefore obtain tickets from H. B ft™'jf Half Miss Iw Crawford, P.B. BookUib Iran Bramwell. Iho Orange MUI :inrl M. :'. rooks. H " J the value of tickets sol H. B. Ty

INTERNATIONAL CONCERT SERIES CITY HALL FfttDAY. APRIL 11, 1050. SALON SEXTETTE Miss Muriel Smith. Pianist*. Mis.s Doreno limit. Soprano. Mrs. Frank AIIUI, Mezzo-Soprnno Mr. Henri tlcUsar, Violinist. Mr. Kav Niriiolson, Tonor. Admission 2/6, Children half-price.

GISBORNE CITY BAM). A MUNICIPAL CONCERT will be A givou TOMORROW (Sunday Afternoon in tho Botanical Gardens, commencing at 3 o'clo.'k. Collection ii aid of band funds. 11. MURPHY, Bandmaster. 447 8. NI.'NNS. Secretary. DANCE DANCE ASSEMBLY HALL TUESDAY, APRIL 8. Mr. Norman Kirk presents his famoib Melodv Makers. It's worth twice tin Ladies 1/6. Gentlemen 2,6.

A WORD IN SEASON MISS A. IRONS. Drv Cleaner, ftdVises ber nUnWotls friends arid -lients that, although the Panlurium Laundry has now ceased operations, she is still conducting ber DRY CLEANING business next door. As the EASTER HOLIDAYS are fast approaching, a seasonable reminder is that a properly cleaned suit or dress is quite equal to" new, and *ttl make you 100ß bright and feel satisfied. It will be to~vour advantage if you just have a glance over yoor wardrobe and send alone to our works any garments that require REJUVENATING. Our long experience is at your disposal, and prompt attention is given to all requirements. The. charges are moderate, and the results to-your satisfaction. A. IRONS 277 PAIMERSTON ROAD, OISBORNE. Phone 437. ' W\

UAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS. OEALED Tenders, addressed to tin J Chairman, will be received unt. aoon on FRIDAY, April 11. for the foi lowing works: Contract .No. 6/30: formation Manga heia Road. Contract No. 7,50: Formation Arakihi Road. Contract.. No. 8/30: Formation Waiajm Inland Road, Tirolianga. Plans and specifications may bo seen at tire Council Office, Tolaga Bay, during office hours. Lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be on prints! forms. J. P. GUTHRIE, 96 County Engineer.

MUNICIPAL BUS DEPARTMENT. SUNDAY SERVICES FROM G.P.O. HOSPITAL: 1.45 and 3 p.m. CEMETERY & MEMORIAL HOME G.P.0., 2.30 p.m.. return 3.45 p.m. via Gladstone anil Roebuck Roads WAlM'l BEACH: Sunday (rips .lis continued April to December. SATURDAY SERVICES MANGAPAPA AND TE HAPARA: 30 minutes to 12 noon. 15 minute thereafter. KAITT: As per Time-tables. For Information Ring 1713 M. SHOOTING SEASON OPENS MAY 1. ARK YOUR GUNS AND RIFLES IF NOT, OONBI ALLAN SUTTON EXPERT GUNSMITH. PHONE 11%.

cask-£l9O-- eABR 23i - ACRES - 231 " fIANDY SALE YARDS. £45 PER ACRE. FOR MAIZE GROWING OR DEALING. C. G. BLOORE

REKmrA NATIVE SCHOOL AND RESIDENCE. RENEWALS AND PATNTINr, RENOVATIONS. TENDERS arc invited ahd close, fril-h tlie District Engineer, Public Works Department. Gisborne, at 4 p.m. on TCESDAY, April 15, for renevyals and painting the above-named buildings. Specifications may be seen at the Public. Works Office. Gisborne, and al Ruatoria and Tokomaru Rnv Post Offices. 435

FOR LEASE CENTRAL TREMISES. Suitable for Garage or Cool Stores. Full Concrete Ftobh Apply BALL.& CfeAWSHAW PEEL STREET.

GISBORNE-OPOTIKi (VIA THE COAST) MAIN HIGHWAY. SHINGLE CONTRACT. TENDERS are invited for obtaining. loading and delivering 5000 culm yards of l'anikau Shingle between tin 10-mile pec; and 30-'miie peg, and HO; cubic yards between ZOinile peg unci 3b •nil'} i-i«<r on the above-named highway. and close with the Secretary, Pitbli- . orks Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, April 15, 1930. .Specifications may be seen at Public Worlds Office, Gisborne, and at the County Office, Toluga Bay. 479 nhHE wovd "OKB" stamped on even sheet is an imprint ot qilality in lysaght's Orb Brand Corrugated Iron. Write John Lysaght Ltd.. Box 341. Wellington, for Free Copy <>f then Pocket Handbook.

GRAMOPHONES 'NATIONAL BAND" PORTABLES. 100 per cent. British. Trices fVom £3 TO £7/10/GISBORNE PIANO REPAIRING CO. B. HANLEN, Manager. Phone 1856.

British Manufacture. Automatic Tuning. Electro-Dynami Speaker, with Push-pull Amplification Two Years' Guarantee and Free Service. "Brandes Invites Comparison." We also have the Kolsler Brandes All Electric with Somen Grid and IVnthoct £32/10/- romi,,ote - Tim ins arranged. 217 GLADSTONE BOAD. Phonos: Business 1058, Private 15159.

INCOME TAX REDUCTION AN Itopoi'fcnnt Consideration At lb< present time for payers of Incom Tax is the fuel that, under the Art i' queslion, exemption is enjoyed to tin patent of 15 per cent, of all ASSESSABLE EARNED INCOME, provided tliis is invested in Life Insurance. A Sound Investment js 11ms allied I very necessary Family Protection. .1. P. WITELAN, Representative-A.M.P. Society, Gisborne Phone 425.

NEW SEASON'S GOODS Exclusive Materials and Designs. Smart anil Serviceable. Supreme Value in renhis, Canoe and Neglige Shirt Lumber Jackets, Pull-ons, Cardigan Fancy Sol and Ties. TOM ROBERTSON ('iLOTlriElt ASID MERCER, REGENT BUILDING. 158 GLADSTONE ROAD. Phone 1485.

£ I I -/■^ I SAVE MONEY! flare yoar next Suit made by Ben Dud B«!d, Oi«borne'» Leading Tailor »mi Dp Cleaner. REVOLUTIONISED. The latest plant. Finished fresh *nd «l**n ; si good looking as if tb.ey war* new agaic ONLY AT BEN DUDFIELO TAILOR AND DRY CLEANER. PERL STREET. Phone 63.

THE BEST OF DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Suits, Costuihes and Ovctroa!s, 7/6. Guaranteed to. remove all oil and greasi stains. Hats Cleaned- and Blocked 3/6. Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed. Faded Suits 14/«, Costumes 10/-. Ladies' Overcoats 10/-. CITY DYE WORKS 78 CUSTOMS STREET. Phone 485.

THE BEST BOOKS Dyke's Automobile and Oasoline Engine Encyclopaedia—3o/-, posted 31/ii. Red Brand, by C. A. Seltzer—6/-, posted '6/6. The Valiant, by MacLeod Raine —6/-, posted 6/6. The Power of the Dog, by Donn Ryrne — 6/-, posted 6/6. Ancester Jorico, by \\. J. Locke—G/-, posted 6/6. Bretherton, by W. F. Norris —6/-, posted 6,6. \ Merry Ban!:er in the Far East, by Yonng—6/6. C. W. MUIR BOOKSELLER.

CONFF,TTT Larsre Packets. \iOK SALF AT TTKPATJV OFFICE