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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17454, 31 December 1930, Page 8

w, if v { ' h * ■* The shady picnic spot—a warm summer’s night bathed in the softening moonlight, are made much More ehchanting when you add td their pleasure happy, |6liy ihUsic, So wonderfully provided <sh ft rifod£r& Portable Grft&ophone. have many Portables, priced from £ 4/10/i upW&MS. ' •and Records that provide just the music for every occasion. SgaMWalSt nlnfTft ■ m uuw AWU 14 1 f Utt ttos.rtp|TO / Nct a.;.„ a I s zm 7 • V Mft «E$ ft, H I,' dOHkf< Mill Etcaption the Beft Tent in New Zeeland is butt patent RAIN AND MDSIJOIfO PROOF TENT w* Itt «1» xto Gin, Ml to cm. IWMrf* ValilC M j ie in.Gffeeh dr lOiate Ufick. No pole Ift « MMi a „ Peel Street Phone 782 •TSAT CYCLE FOR NEW YEAR iV- ; DEMSIT 3/9 TER WEEK WILL SECURE IT AT 180-2 GLADSTONE ROAD fib si',' Mm e of ‘ .'ri. • ; $ j Mr; (Vie - . " \ A«y» !i yi'! Yon the Goode to Sell All over the Gisborne district, from Wairoa to the East Cape, the Herald is read by nearly every householder, and many more besides. Day by day women turn regularly to our advertisements for guidance in the selection of their purchases. Some of their money will be spent on your goods if you advertise in the HERALD Rubber Soles TENNIS SHOES BAND SHOES BATHING SHOES BEACH SHOES BOWLING SHOES Crepe Rubber 1 ' Soles arid Reels are attached by an entirely new process. Warranted to give long, even wear, and guaranteed not to come off. m ONLY AT Y STREET rvice Station DERBY STREET (Opposite School)

earliest Manning*) the I ire of the Hetald had Been! » IK! ««WB att twe titne tflttt ponsible delay.; Appreciation ' *“■ the fact that from Cape. the Hetala nearly every no Circulation bie to aflver* im regular 1 * carry the families of