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FURNITURE A T Res. Humphrey’s, Phone 1555. Oak Roller-top Desk for £7: Fly Doors and Windows made and fitted. PAMPERS, —Camp Folding Tables; also for Repairs about your horn—See S. Bullock, Cabinetmaker, Clad stone Road. _ 710 WANTED TO BUY ! Suits, Odd Coats, j Radies’ O.S. Frocks, Footwear. — i Elite Wardrobe. 1161 Gladstone Road. # 648 YUA NTED to Buy.—Second-hand low pressure Orion Range.— Write, stating particulars, to No. *lB. Herald. 814 CLOTHING (JMART new colors and designs in ; Worsted Sports Trousers, 21 in |and 22in bottoms; from 21/-. —Ben I Dudfield Ltd- Peel Street. _ I yoUR New Suit and Shirt will be | comfortable and smart if you I eiiooso one from our clothing and mercery: Suits from 52/6; Shirts from { 5/6. —Tom Robertson for Keen Value. ZZ FRUIT, vegetables A T MacDonald’s. —New Potatoes, 4d lb.; Strawberries, 2/- chip; Asparagus, 1/- lb.; Green Peas, 2ilbs I/-; delivery free.—Phone 1728. AH Apples in good supply; large or small quantities.—Gisborne Fruit Exchange. Phone 310. T OCAL Grown Oranges, 6d, 1/- and u 1/6 dozen; Juicy Lemons, 1/dozen; also Seedlings for planting now. —Gisborne Fruit Exchange, 24 Peel Street. FLOWERS. BULBS, ETC. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, * 1 choice doubles for Christina: dowering, superb colors; 1/- dozen 5/- 100 posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l. A ’[’TRACTIVE Gladiolus Bulbs, new novelty shades in selected mixed colors, every bulb guaranteed ti | llower; 3/C dozen posted.—Griffiths Mt. Eden, Auckland. S.l. A BRAN Victory,—A wonderful 1 cropping main variety Potato of excellent flavor and very dry; also in stock Sutton’s Supreme and Dakota Red. —D. S. Thompson & Co.

T>EAUTIFUL Modern Hydrangeas, 12 new shades, crimsons, pinks, mauves, salmons, etc.; 1/6 each, 137dozen posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l.

"DEAUTIFUL Chrysanthemums, Japanese prize varieties, in 24 shades of bronze, crimson, salmon, ffolden. etc.; 7/- dozen posted.— Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland, S.l.

TZUMARA Plants, In any quantity; v Oettuce. Cabbage, Onions, Cape Oouseberry; also strong hardy Tomato Plants. 1/- per dozen. —D. 3. Thompson & Co.

CCARLET Gleam Nasturtium.-—A novelty worth growing, ol' easy cultivation, 1/- per packet; Giants cf California, non wilt Asters. 1/- per packet.—D. S. Thompson & Co.

/'HI A BAUD Carnations give a vvonv"; tierful display o£ bloom, easily grown: 2/G per dozen, postage extra. —D. S. Thompson & Co.

T/’AITI Nursery.—Flower Seedlings v in choice varieties; Tomato and Kurnara Plants.— C. Berrldge, Graham Road.

DRV CLEANING AND PRESSING. OUTTS 6/-, Coats 4/~, Pants 2/(i. Overcoats fi/-. Frocks 3/6. Hats Ole,ancd and Blocked 2/6. Cleaned Over! and Pressed' Suits 12/6. Suit OoutH 7/6, Pants 4/6, Overcoats and Co-" mnes 7/6 to 10/-. Frocks 5/6 to

CITY DYE WORKS. I’iionp 4Sf» 78 Customs Street

WANTED. \\7E want your Electrical Work. '' You want our cheap, efficient service. For all Electrical Work, If a die Repairs, etc., ring— W. J. SINCLAIR Phone 804.

WARD’S TRANSPORT 143 GREV STREET. GISBORNE RUATORIA TE ARAROA 'TRUCKS leave Gisborne twice daily at 7 a.in. and 12 noon. Herald delivered along route. Goods collected from any part of Gisborne Borough. Goods notified to the office by 11 a.m. will be collected in time for the 12 o'clock truck. AGENTS: Tolaga Bay.—Mrs. Sheathcr. Tokomaru Bay.—Tokomaru Farmers' Co-op. Ltd. Te Puia. —Mrs. Colbert. Tiki tiki.—Waiapu Farmers’ Co-op Ltd,

JOHN WARD. Proprietor. Phones: Gisborne 18G8; Ruatoria 3G

PALATABLE, CHESTS'!' BENGTMENTN(i EMULSION. “A ETER a harrowing run of winter * colds nml coughs 1 started inking ‘Skinner’s’ New Emulsion, and truthfully cannot thank it enough for the way it, strengthened my chest and lungs,” writes Mr. A.G. (Manawatu). “Skipper’s” being most palatable agrees with all delicate sensitive wtomachs. 2/3; extra large 4/3, from Goldsmith & Whinray, and W. M. Vnutier & Co. Ltd.. Grocers.

CIUCY HAIR—SION OF NEGLECT. KEY Hair to-day is a sign of personal neglect and carelessness, for science has discovered a preparation that will definitely banish it. VAN-GREY'—new English Hair Color Restorer, is l now available i New Zealand at 5/6 per 1 Ooz bottb on Money-Back Guarantee. Obtainable from H. A. Armstrong, Cbenii'-

N10RV10S! NERVES!! NERV KS!!! Y put up with those terrible nerves? Take Harvey’s Mineral Tonic immediately. Ten days of Harvey's will put you on the way to lielne; a new man or woman . . . ready and eaper l'or any task . . . vibrant with new vim and happiness . . . full of new vitality; 3/6 jar from Chemists.

81-YEAR-OLD MAN CURED BY R-U-R. Jilt. .1. GAIDER, J.P., 8L years of iij.ro, was cured of Rheumatism by R-U-R. Prior (o taking R-U-R ho suffered such affony that his knees sued to Rive wav. Now lie is cornnletely freed. R-U-R is sold with Money-Back Guarantee by Corn the. Chemist Ltd. Ask for Free Booklet.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18546, 5 November 1934, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18546, 5 November 1934, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18546, 5 November 1934, Page 1