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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17230, 9 April 1930, Page 1

STUDY THESE FIGURES The last three annual Poppy Day appeals have yielded £556. From other sources this sum has been increased to £0548. Every 3/- donated meant £1 for wages—and every penny was spent in Poverty Bay. HELP THE R.S.A. FIND WORK FOR VETERANS. WEAR A POPPY ON SATURDAY POVERTY BAY RUGBY UNION (Incorporated). NOMINATIONS for the Senior, Junior and Third Grade Competiiions close with the undersigned at 5 p.m. on MONDAY, April 14. W. S. McKEE, 549 Secretary. POVERTY BAY' AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING AND ALLIED TRADES UNION. milE Monthly Meeting of the abdve J_ Union will" be held in Liberty Hall, TO-MORROW (Thursday) Evening, at 7.45 o'clock. Every member asked to attend. Business: Payment of Dues, and General—J. Perry, Sec. 554 DENTAL CLINIC*. A MEETING of those interested in the retention of the local Dental Clinic will be held in the Borough Council Chambers on FRIDAY Evening Next at 7.30 o'clock. His Worship the Mavor will preside. 556 milE- Family of the late Mrs. Bowes . sincerely appreciate the kind expressions of "sympathy received during their recent sad bereavement. 565 BAPTIST CHURCH THE REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP, of Auckland Tabernacle, is conducting SPECIAL SERVICES at the above Church THIS WEEK-END. Look our for announcement on Saturday. 560 GRAPES GRAPES "AVE you tasted HODGSON'S . GRAPES? Have you seen them growing? Come and see them to-day. 288 ABERDEEN ROAD, near Derby St. Hospitals only Sundays. FASHIONETTE PEEL STREET. A LARGE RANGE of AUTUMN GOODS just, opened. DAINTY FROCKS AND JUMPER SUITS. Also the Latest in EVENING FROCKS at reasonable prices. CHARLIE YEW, Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer and Greengrocer, 291 GLADSTONE ROAD (next Vautier's). Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily. Island Fruit always on hand. Orders booked. Prices always lowest. 1 C\()~ PAIRS Ladies' Fleecy-lined 11/U Bloomers, English make, dependable quality, 1/9; in Cream and colors.— At Melbourne Cash, Uisborne's Busiest Store. fMNVU splendid nooks lor umuieu, ju.->-JL i n —" Bib and Bub in Gunman. Town," by Mary Gibbs, 3/6; and -Sails of Gold," stories of all the best writers tor children, price 4/6: see our Booh Window.—Thos. Adams. milE "Breguet Motoriess Aeroplane _L flown with a catapult, a great to} I'ci anv hov i price 1/9.—At Adams'. WARM closely for changes on me Bargain Shelf in the window ot Thos. Adams. All articles greatly re dueed in price. DU It Yourself Series, 1/6 eacu— Painting, Distempering .and Paperhanging, Practical Carpentry, French Polishing and Wood Surface Finishing. Upholstery, Furniture Repairing, Home Electrician, Plumbing, Soldering and Brazing, Bricklaying and Simple Build ing, Boot and Slioo Repairing and Clod and Watch Repairing—At Thos. Adams. PRACTICAL Engineer," Electrical and Mechanical Pocket Book and Puny for 1930; price 3/6 each.—Thos. Adams. / GENUINE Rolled Gold Watches Free VJT with every Suit or Overcoat sold this week.—Only from Common, Shel ton's. 1\ /T EN.— Here's an otier you cant with every Suit or Overcoat.—Common, I Shelton's. MIRE newest creations m Millinery m J_ all the latest shades and shapes. 12/6, 15/6, 17/6, 21/-; inspection invited. —Guthrie and Maddock. BUY your new Suit or Overcoat now, and get a Rolled Gold Watch Free. —From Common, Shelton's. WILLS' Traveller Brand, a goldenflaked Cavendish, 4oz 3/9.—At H. George, Direct Importer. PAINTERS Nolo these prices. Strong Overall Trousers 4/6; Coats 6/6; Trousers, with bib, 5/6; dependable quality.—Melbourne- Cash, Gis'bome's Busiest- Store. Watch Free—From Common, bhelton s. C~HEaF Smoking.—Legation Ug»rette3, 10 for 6d.—At H. George, Hairdresser and Tobacconist. /CAPSTAN Tobacco, medium 1/7, 1 J aromatic l/B.*-At H. George, Tobacconiit.