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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17950, 30 November 1932, Page 1

fiftf cleaning and PRESSING ’ * . ’ Bults 6/-, Coats 4/-. Pants 2/6. Overcoats «/-, Frocks J/6. Costumes 6/6. Bats Cleaned and Blocked 2/6. CleaneTDyed and Pressed: Bolts 12/6, Suit Coats 7/6, Pants 4/6. Overcoats and Costumes 7/6 to 10/-, Frocks 6/6 to 7/6. CITY -DYE WORKS Phon, <B6. 76 CUSTOMS STREET.

FONDERLAND THE GREAT CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT gOR YOUNG AND OLD ' OPENS ON SATURDAY Bigger and more attractive than ever—Wonderland at Petties* provides a unique entertainment unsurpassed for size and variety. “THE HOUSE THAT JACifc BUILT" Illustrated with a series of moving tableaux “THE FLAMING MOUNTAIN" Weird and wonderful. THE MODEL RAILWAY Enlarged and extended. THE BRUIN BAND Old favorites in new guises. ADMISSION Including Free Gift 6d PETTIES’ THE CHRISTMAS SHOP PROFESSIONAL NOTICES ge ?• M ; •*—, DON’T FORGET f, A | LITTLE Music adds great enjoy- ** meat to a camp holiday. Have a (fw lessons on your Ukulele, Mandolin or Guitar. All the latest songs taught MRS. G. MOORE. 884 Palmerston Road. WAIPAOA WINES. /\WING to 'failure ‘of 1932 crop, we ” advise customers to book their Christmas orders early, as we have ontjr a limited quantity of 1930-31 delicious vintage in stock. W. & W. DUDSON, 172 Clifford Street. /. Phone 333. • .

DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS AND COACHBUILDERS, BRIGHT STREET. •• ■ ~ i - TO THE LADIES OF POVERTY YTEW Spring and Summer Goods now showing. Frocks and Coats In latest designs and shades. All well ent and finished. Prices right. C. E. BYRNE Phone 1600. GLENCAIRN. SHOWROOMS, U WAINUI ROAD. GISBORNE. WAIKANAE KIOSK NOW OPEN Light Meals at all hours. Morning and Afternoon Teas. The Kiosk is available, rent free, for Dances. Card Parties, etc. Apply at Kiosk, or McKenzie’s Tea Rooms, Gladstone Road. A OFFER WANTED FOR NEW BUNGALOW IN WINTER STREET Over 1 Acre of Land, Orchard and Garden. Motor Garage. Mortgage £2OO. Apply.— BALL & CRAWSHAW PEEL STREET. PHONE 986 PHONE 986 FOR “PUKE COAL” THE IDEAL COAL. THE CLEANEST AND BEST LIGNITE COAL, ABSOLUTELY NO SOOT CASH PRICE fj /0 per sack, or 3 sacks 21/6 Ail Coal Screened. Backs guaranteed full weight, 1871bs nett. SOLE AGENTS: COUTTS & JAMISON LTD. 61 LOWE STREET (Next Masonic Hotel). All other classes Coal, Coke, Carbonettes and Wood stocked. •jl/fILK DOCKETS and Milk Record Books, ready printed, at Herald fobbing Department . ,T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (RubkJU fc er stamp of your name), pad. brush, indelible Ink, and a box to hold the lot, 3/6; postage 3d extra.—At the Herald Office, *