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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17239, 21 April 1930, Page 1

A GOOD CAR FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS a \Yo guarantee these Used Cars to lie in sound mechanical order. Crossloy 4-door Sedan, in first-class condition —£325 Essex 2-door Coach. Sound mechanical condition —£190 Oldsrnobile 5-seater. Good running order —£Bs Dodge Light Delivery Truck, in sound mechanical condition—£7s Easy Terms Arranged. POVERTY BAY GARAGE DERBY STREET. Agents Dodge, Plymouth and Hillman Cars. Phone 384.

EASTER SEE OLE WINDOW DISPLAY OK EASTER NOVELTIES NOTED POU DUALITY • THE SAN TOY r (Opposite Regent Theatre). Phono 1575. TO THE LADIES OF POVERTY RAY. ]\/TRS. C. E. BYRNE, ‘’Glencairn,” Wainui Road, Gisborne. —YYomlerful range of choice Model Frocks, Facecloth Coats, Leather and Fur-trimmed Smart Tweed Coats opening lor autumn and winter. Nothing better in Gisborne. Prices bedrock Well worth a visit. Private and select. Showrooms closing April 17 to 28, Easter holidays.

THE BEST OF DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Suits, Costumes and Overcoals, 7/6. Guaranteed to remove alt oil and grease 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 CHEAPEST IiOUSEIN DOMi-Nlu N FOR TOOLS BRACES from 3/9, Bits from sd, Jack Planes 11/6, Smoothing Planes 8/6, German Jacks 5/6, Chisels from 1/-, 10-hole Wrenches 1/-, and hundreds ot other lines equally as cheap. See our Windows. All good grade of Tools. PEOPLE’S EMPORIUM II). W. GOLEM A Nl. WAR BOOKS NAVAL OPERATIONS, Official History of all Battles and Campaigns. Vol. 1, Texts and Maps, 2 vols., 27/6 set. Vol. 2, Texts and Maps, 1 vol., 27/6. Vol. 3, Texts and Maps, 2 vols., 55/- set. Vol. 4, Texts and Maps, 2 vols., 27/6 set. The Life of General Lord Rewlinson of Trent, G.C.B. Edited bv MajorGeneral Sir Frederick Maurice--30- each. Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. His Life and Diaries. Two volumes — £2/10/- set. Field-Marshal Karl Haig, by Brigadier General John Chareis—3o/-. C. W. MUIR BOOKSELLER, REMOVAL NOTICE W. NORMAN SPRIXGMAKER AND GENERAL SMITH, has Moved into New Premises, Opposite Haisman and Newitt, GREY STREET, GISBORNE. Phone 1848. DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS AND FRESII MILK FRESH CREAM FRESH EGGS FRESH BUTTER FRESH BREAD Available Daily. LE GRAND'LOUNGE NEXT MAJESTIC THEATRE. OPEN SUNDAYS, 9 a.m: to 1 p m. COACHBUILDERS. ■pj right Street