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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17957, 8 December 1932, Page 6

Good eyesight helps materially in preserving health and efficiency. It makes keen concentration possible and helps you to devote your whole attention to your job. REGISTERED CONSULTING OPTICIAN. Our long experience with leading optical houses is at your service. Our spectacle prices are reduced from to-day.

Undertaker Funeral Director and Embalnter 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.

RING 352 FOR COAL OR CARTAGE W. F. ILES At our NEW ADDRESS and CENTRALLY situated PREMISES, READ’S QUAY (near bridge). All best grades Household, Steam, and Smithy Coal, at LOWEST RATES and delivered promptly Town or Country. > Obtain our quotes for your requirements. Heavy haulage and Town carrying of all kind. Note our new address: READ’S QUAY (near Peel Street Bridge). PHONE 352

BOOKS FOR EVERYBODY STATIONERY FANCY GOODS TOYS AND GAMES You will find at Thomas Adams’ a splendid selection of Boxed Stationery; Travelling and Leather Goods of all descriptions; Fountain Pens, together with N.Z. Diaries for 1933. We have the right Christmas Gift. THOMAS ADAMS BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, PRINTER

NOTICE. A DVERTISEMENTS for any New Zealand Paper may be lodged at this oflice and will secure prompt insertion. Historical Recards Compiled by late Bishop W. L. Williams STORY OK THE EASTjCOAST Missionary Efforts; Intertribal Clashes; the Waerenga-a-hika Fight; Te Kooti’s Escape from Chathams; 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 may be obtained from Mr. C. W. Muir, or other booksellers, or direct from the Herald Publishing Office. Price 2/6. Postage 2d extra. As only a limited number is being printed, those desiring to possess j a copy of this valuable record of East Coast history are advised to make early application L'ROM the earliest beginnings (.he *■ objective of the Herald has been co give all the news all the time with the ’.east possible delay. Appreciation of this Is shown by the fact that from Wairoa to the East Cape the Herald regularly goes into nearly eVery fimiilv home. This Home Circulation of the Herald is available to advertisers. Let the Herald regularly carry vour sales message to the families of this district.