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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18551, 10 November 1934, Page 13

MODEL L “ATLAS’' RANGE ard finish This o s StJf., Vitreous Porcelain Enamel throughout. Color: Dove Grey, White and Black, with Nickel-plated handle and catch. 'ATLAS'’ KANGE in the main centres is a £2l model -yet for £l7, the Poverty Eay Power Board will also put into your home a 30-gal. Water Heater. This is the greatest value ever- offered for new installations, and should induce every householder to install the “ATLAS” —for convenience, cleanliness and heauty. CALL OR WRITE ■■■■: POVERTY BAY POWER BOARD

CONFIDENCE amid a world of doubt The last twenty years have been an unparalleled period of uncertainty and change. Nothing better indicates the manner in which the Guardian Trust has enjoyed the confidence of the community during these troubled times than the figures illustrating its growth" ASSETS UNDER ADMINISTRATION 1915 - - - £10,650 1919 - - - £548,746 1924 - - - £5,075,529 : 1929 - - - £9,738,044 1934 - - -£12,507,076 t r , f Y The valuable experience which these figures rer present is available to you when you enlist the services of the Guardian, Trust. Consult the Guardian Trust on all matters of Trusteeship and management of funds and property. The GUARDIAN TRUST & Executors' Company of New Zealand Ltd. (Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, iSSs). Capital: £ioo,coo invested in N.Z. Government Securities. i • Additional Liability of Shareholders: £iou,ouo. South British Buildings, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. Hawlue’s Bay and Poverty Bay Directors: Local Manager: H. B. WILLIAMS, H. V. HCADLEY, E. J. HERRICK T. F. MITCHELL :y, . v »-~ ■ Branches and A'dcncicFWcuo'hout the Dominion. iif Mi ■M'* ..Hj.r-i'-'V, f.. 1 I A S a means of prevention or quick correction of the little Ills, it is a wise policy to turn to Andrews. Pleasant-tasting and effervescing it tones and invigorates the whole system by cleansing internally. When you feel out of sorts it quickly puts things right. To many, it makes all the difference between merely living, and really enjoying life. 1/4 4 0Z x/ TIN 8 OZ TIN 2/4 Alto obtainable in B'OZ- bottles * i A TXTHAT percentage of the local '* populace pass your shop windows, or better still stop and study the contents? Well-displayed goods In an attractively-arranged window command attention from a portion of those people who happen your way. A newspaper advertisement is another shop" window with the display substituted for the written message which is daily carried to many potential customers who never have occasion to pass your premises. The Herald daily goes Into the homes of nearly every Gisborne family. It can place yow in touch with many people you might never st-a outside your shop. Presentation Lettering IN GOLD OR BLACK. Promptly Executed at THE HERALD OFFICE. CONFETTI Large Packets IVON DALE AT HERALD OFFICE

"Hard Times”—Use FAIRY DYES instead of buying now frocks.*

Si! i £ '''-t-UVIAL QOt-° p. OKAY, P.O. Box, 33, Napier ..him- | Please send me Tickets in “ Lucky for Me ” Art Union (Tickets a/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ I ~ also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted in payment of Tickets.) Name. 7j Address.....„ ' (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) HO. 36 ALLUVIAL GOLD art union PRIZES By License issued under section 42 of “The Gaming Act, 1908.” Objects: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available, for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. Closes: November 24th, 1934. Drawn: December nth, 1934. Secretary: N. McArthur, P.O. Box no, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box no,Wellington. life- - <f post This coupon sm afiv —■