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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17909, 13 October 1932, Page 6

T. HAISMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER ' (Established 1908). 351 ORMOND ROAD. Phone 187. Mortuary Chapel for use of clients (free). MONUMENTAL MASONS SPECIALISTS IN CONCRETE, MARBLE, AND GRANITE. KANE & GRIFFIN GREY STREET, GISBORNE. Phone 827

T. N. COCHRANE Undertaker Funeral Director and Embalmer Cremations arranged. Up-to-date Mortuary Chapel for the convenience of clients FREE. Telephones 1472 and 1341. Private Residence: 318 ORMOND ROAD. Phone 1180. Large selection of Artificial Wreaths always in stock.

GISBORNE-OPOTIKI -WHAKATANE FREIGHT SERVICE Via Waioeka (Alternate route via TOATOA and MOTU). Connecting with Rail at Taneatua for ROTORUA and AUCKLAND. ' Freight truck leaves Gisborne TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 10 a.m. Goods and parcels received daily. For freight rates and further particulars apply W. F. ILES PITT STREET AND READ’S QUAY. Phones 352 and 373. THREE TRAVEL BOOKS that are outstandingly good. ADVENTURES IN ARABIA THE MAGIC ISLAND (Haiti) JUNGLE WAYS (West Africa) By W. B. Seabrook. 7/- each. We are booking orders for the Christmas numbers of the following papers: Auckland Weekly News, Brett’s, Free Lance N.Z. Illustrated, Otago Witness, Star Pictorial. Book a Copy To-day! THOMAS ADAMS BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER

CLARENCE L. TURNER, D.C. Chiropractor. McKEE’S BUILDINGS, Phone 1780. X-Ray facilities. Consultation free. Compiled by late Bishop W. L. Williams STORY OF THE EAST COAST Missionary Efforts; Intertribal Clashes; the Waerenga-a-hika Fight; Te Kooti’s Escape from Chatharns; the Poverty Bay Massacre; Siege of Ngatapa; and many other interesting events connected with the native life and European settlement. This absorbing story of the early days will be published in book form this week, and may be obtained from Mr. C. AY. Muir, or other booksellers, dr direct from the Herald Publishing Office. Price 2/6. Postage 2d extra. As only a limited number is being printed, those desiring to possess a copy of this valuable record of East Coast history are advised to make early application. rpi-IE merchant or manufacturer who advertises believes in his goods. He openly challenges comparison with the goods of any competitor. He knows that advertising is useless unless backed up by the highest quality in production. Therefore the public should support the advertiser. By advertising he publicly proclaims his faith in his own products—and great businesses, like great characters, are founded on faith.