Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17233, 12 April 1930, Page 9

Mounting Steadily in Public Fancy! Week by week, month by month, the Sales of ‘ KIA ORA Butter are steadily increasing. More and more people are realising that it is the Butter which has a delightful flavour that does not vary. It is always sweet, palatable —a pleasure to eat. It cannot be otherwise, because in the modern KIA ORA Factory the cream is properly handled —the Butter carefully worked under absolutely hygemc conditions. V Compare it with any other Butter, lest it any way you like. It leads the field m flavour and keeping qualities. t oin the Growing 3and of Regular Users of KIA ORA 1/6 per lb. They are Satisfied You’ll Like it, too SUPPORT AN INDUSTRY THAT CIRCULATES OVER £160,000 ANNUALLY IN YOUR DISTRICT.

RETURNED gOLDIERS Great Sports Meeting £2OO in Prizes and Trophies Te Karaka EASTER MONDAY Special Train Leaves Gisborne for Sports Ground. Special Excursion Fare, 2/8 Return. start»lo.3o a.ra. sharp. Red Bus runs to Sports and Dance. ATHLETIC ’and CYCLING EVENTS. ALL THE CHAMPIONS ARE COMPETING. HORSE EVENTS. GREAT JUMPING. CHOPPING EVENTS. RACES FOR CHILDREN. Admission 2/-. Horses 1/-. Cars 1/-. Children (under 14), 6d. LUNCHEON AND REFRESHMENTS ON GROUND. Hot Water and Milk Free. Seating Accommodation Provided. Band in Attendance. SOCIAL AND DANCE IN THE EVENING. AT NEW HALL, TE KARAKA. GENTLEMEN 4/-. LADIES 2/-. J. W. NISBETT, Hon. Soc. and Treas. Te Karaka. 'Phone 54. m, W Mr /St •■am 'to*'m

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