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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17872, 31 August 1932, Page 12

“A farm Home” The Suburban Farmlet offers to weary dwellers the ideal relaxation from the worries of • the “madding crowd.” In a secluded valley, sheltered from::.rough weather, facing the rising sun, there is a Neat Country .. r*-- « Home . with Four Acres of warm, dry land, where early peas and potatoes, flowers and fruit flourish in all seasons. Here an industrious man ‘can keep a cow or two, and provide himself with all the food he requires. What a boon, never need to buy milk, butter, eggs, fruit, vegetables, but have a surplus to sell. £BSO Buys the Ideal Home Only 3 miles from town. ' > £2OO Cash £2OO is all that is needed for what is * really a bargain. C. C. BLOORE ' is the Agent. r - ■ FOB SALE HOUSEHOLD SOAP JQ/_ Per box of 20 Bars. sGlbs. Below tariff rates. Only at Barwick’s Auction Mart PEEL STREET.

CITY AUCTION MART Jphon* 1822. 212 GLADSTONE ROAD [ W. M. WILDISH, Prop. Naw ind Second-hand Furniture for Sale at Bargain Prices. Furniture bought or sold on consign- ' ' ment. Weakly Sales of Poultry, Furniture, and Sundries. Outdoor Bales a specialty. Valuations made. RALPH WILDISH The Popular Auctioneer.

GULLY & STOVELL AUCTIONEERS, FURNITURE, AND PRODUCE SALESMEN 74 LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. Phone 1384. 11TBBKLY SALES of Produce and Poultry held every Saturday. - -- - 'Anri Buyers of Second-hand Furniture. Seed and Table Potatoes for Sale at cheap rates. Glsborne-made Baskets of all description on hand. A large stock of good second-hand Furniture to select from. Also beautifully Hand-carved Chinese Camphor Boxes GULLY & STOVELL Phone 1384.

Shopping is regarded by the average woman as one of life’s great treats. She enjoys looking at the goods displayed in the windows of the shops—she like* to study fashions and compare prices. But what of the many Y?bfflen living in the oolintry, far removed from the shops of Gis* borne, or those whose home duties prevent them from embarking on shop* oing expeditions—how do they make their pur* chases? ■ Advertising takes the shopping centres to their homes. The shop windows into which they gaze are the advertiser’s announce* ment in Hie Herald