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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18256, 27 November 1933, Page 3

Step out this Summer in a • - ■ / Suiting See the New Mosgiel Tweeds and Worsteds at your Tailor’s! Nothing more stylish—or of Letter quality—made anywhere! i r ,; ARBI I SOAP McLeod Bros. Ltd, Manufacturers.

May We Suggest BOOKS ior your XMAS GIFTS This Year? Inexpensive, yet always appreciated. Start buying now. A FEW OUTSTANDING TITLES THE DARK INVADER, by Capt. von Rintelen. The amazing exploits of one of Germany’s Master Spies 6/JOHNNY WEISSMULLER ON SWIMMING 6/WITII LAWRENCE IN ARABIA, by Thomas »/- LIFE AND LAUGHTER MIDST THE CANNIBALS, by Collinson, 3/COMPLETE KANO JIU JITSU 7/6 THE ARCHES OF THE YEARS, by Halliday Sutherland. The Tatler says: “Like the story of San Michele 12/6 WITHOUT MY CLOAK, by Kate O’Brien 7/6 THE BRIGHTER BUCCANEER, by Leslie Charteris 4/THE HOLY TERROR, by Leslie Charteris 4/RED IKE. by J. M. Demvood 4/THE SECRET SENTENCE, by Yicki Baum 4/THE WAY BEYOND, by Jeffery Farnol : 7/WAR, WINE AND WOMEN, by Wilfred Saint-Mande 8/6 WE OF THE NEVER NEVER, by Mrs. Aeneas Gunn. New edition, 3/YU’AN HEE SEE LAUGHS, by Sax Rohmer 4/ULTIMATUM, by Victor MacClure. This is a great story 1/9 THE BLANKET IN THE DARK, by John Buchan 2/6 BOOMERANG, by Helen Simpson 8/TWO BLACK SHEEP, by Deeping ... 7/ROUND THE WORLD IN A BABY AUSTIN, by Hector MacQuarrie. A most interesting account of the tour 7/6 FIGHTING FOR FUN, by Eddie Egan. Autobiography of the World Amateur Heavyweight Champion, from farm laborer to Harvard, Yale and Oxford Universities 6/- each C. W. MUIR BOOKSELLER - ■ GISBORNE

A shortage of salt was experienced in AV'angamti last week among the wholesale firms, and before the Kartigi arrived with 500 tons i'ronl Australia the bulk of requirements were being met by retail firms.

Mr. E. F. Harvie flew from Hawera fo Tauranga and back again recently, tho total time occupied being six hours. Save money—use Fairy Dyes for those fflMed curtains.*