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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17947, 26 November 1932, Page 2

Crisp—Dry—Arctic - Cold Test the better flavor of Provisions served from our Electric Refrigerator—the warmest days your food is kept at the temperature of 42 deg.—No Bacteria can exist at that temperature. Make a point of testing McKeague’s better Provisions. Monarch Bacon 1/- lb, Monarch Cooked Pressed Ham (machine sliced) 2/- lb, Toa Toa Cheese 9d lb, Monarch Lard 9d lb. Fuchsia and Kia Ora Butter 1/1 lb, Pure N.Z, Bulk Honey 6d lb, 41 bs 1/10. sr/- , S/n>ce/y S Jty e c/a//s/s ~ WE ARE BUYERS OF OLD GOLD AND GOLD GOINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Highest prices giv-on in cash, or we will allow you 32/- for every £1 worth 9 of Gold (Coin or Jewellery) if taken out in goods. A. STONEHAH & CO. LTD., JEWELLERS & DIAMOND MERCHANTS 109 GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. Phone or Write if unable to cail. References: Union Bank of Australia, Gisborne. __

CITY BAND DANCE MANGAPAPA HALL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. Mrs. M'enzics’ Orchestra, dies 1/-. Gentlemen 1/6 Free Bus after Dance. 496

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MAKARAKA-MATAWHERO HALL COMMITTEE’S SUMMER-TIME DANCE NEXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Flannels Optional. Mrs. Menzics’ Full Orchestra Spotlights, Novelties', etc.., etc. Free Red Buses Leave Hannah's at 8 p.m. Ooram's Bus Leaves Waipaoa 7.45. Ladies 2/-. Gentlemen 3/-. G. FOSTER, 498 Secretary. PLANTATION DANCE ATHLETIC BASKETBALL CLUB A Dance will he held in the ORANGE HALL THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 1. Prizes to two Best Dressed Coons. Music by Mrs. Menzies. Ladies I/-. Gentlemen 1/6. 505 SOCIAL AND FLANNEL DANCE TE POHO-O -RAWIRI, KAiTI THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 8 P.M. Haka, Poi, and Waiata’s Ghrisp’s Orchestra. Members and Non-Members invited. Takitimu Institute. THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 1 WAEREKCA-A-HIKA BARDEN FETE TT'RESH Country Produce, Home A Made Cakes, Sweets, Small Goods and Meats, Shilling Stall, Christmas Tree for the Children. Useful Articles for Christms Presents. Everything I Reasonably Priced. Ice Cream and Refreshments. Various Competitions and Good Prizes. No Charge for Admission. IN THE EVENING CARD PARTY AND DANCE IN THE SCHOOL. 511 HOLY TRINITY ANGLICAN LADIES’ GUILD ANNUAL SATE OF WORK CITY HALL, SATURDAY, DEC. 3. Doors open 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. FLANNEL DANCE 8 P.M. Work stall, Small Goods, Cake, Produce and Flowers, Sweets, Book, Ice Cream and Soft Drinks, Tea Rooms, Games. 495 SNVITATIQN To the Man Who Cares for His Racquet. Call and let us show you our stringing equipment and how It Protects Your Racquet. RE-STRIMCING]j2/6 TO 32/6 J. K. NASMITH & GO. SADDLERS : PEEL STREET GAR AND TRUCK CYLINDERS RE-BORED One Cut, Pilot Bored, Positive Feed, .0040 per Revolution 5/- per CYLINDER Good as caw be got anywhere at anv price. N.Z. MOTOR MANUFACTURING CO. LTD. Opposite Cave Bros., Gisborne. DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS AND COACHBUILDERS, BRIGHT STREET. SIGHT TESTING. KONTORIK \I7E have pleasure in announcing ’’ that our Mr. F. It. Howard may be consulted at Lysnur’s Buildings, Peel Street, oil MONDAY and TUESDAY, November 2S and 29. Appointments’ may be made with Mr. T. H. Garrett, Chemist, Gladstone Road. BAHBY & BEALE, LTD, OPTICAL SPECIALISTS, 322 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 500 ALEX. THOMSON FLORIST AND SEEDSMAN NURSERY: CARNARVON STREET. SHOP: PEEL STREET. Has on hand a well-selected Stock of FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS Also Spraying Preparations tor the Eradication of every form of Fruit, Flower, and Vegetable Pest, FLORAL BOUQUETS AND WREATHS On the Shortest Notice. TELEPHONES: NURSERY 199. SHOP SG3. T INEN- M ARKING OUTFIT (Rub- ■ her stamp of your name), pad, brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot, 3/6; postage 3d extra.—At the Herald Office.