FURNITURE AT Reg. Humphrey’s, Phone 1555. Oak Roller-top Desk for £7; Fly Doors and Windows made and iltted. riMIK latest, in Handworked Fircscreens; prices moderate. — is Bullock. t 'abinet maker. illadsluno Road. I‘lioiio 1207. Hi! WANTED TO BUY Vl/ANTED to 13uy.—20 to 30 dozen '* Fresh Eggs.—Phone 1355. 085_ \yANTED to Huy.—Baby Austin; '' cash for reasonable job.- Write V Austin,’ ’_ Herald. 014 CLOTHING TAON’T miss our line new range of .Men’s Sports Wear; you’ll find our prices keen and the quality the finest. —Ben Dudfield Ltd., Peel Street. /1 (J A —Coat Shirts, 4/11 and vtai.pv. 5/llt Lock i lit s/11. n/e and 12/C; Interlock, colors and white, 7/(1; Sleeveless Singlets, 1/-. 1/9, 2/C. arid Silk, 4/11 and 5/11; Sports White Billions. 2/9, 10/0 and 12/0. —G.S.A. for Better Value. 913 ( 1 <«J A —Men’s Fine Worsted vf.U.iV. Suits, 72/9, Tweed 59/0 (mil 05/-, Navy Serge 09/0 and 79/0; 'Tennis Trousers’, 12/0, 14/0, 29/0; Flannels 10/0, 12/0. 15/0 and 1.0/0; Worsted and Serge 20/- and 25/-. — (.i.SW for Better Value. 913 (’.J C A — Fine Shoes, black or VJ.O.XV. tan Box Calfi 15/6,'17/C and 19/11; Black Patent 10/0 and 19/11; Sand Shoes 2/0, 2/11, 3/11 and 4/0.—0.5.A. for Better_ Value. 913 CMART new colors and designs in Worsted Sports Trousers. 21in and 22in bottoms; from 21/-. —Ben Dudfield Ltd., Peel Street. yoUR New Suit, and Shirt will be comfortable and smart if you choose one from our clothing and mercery; Suits from 52/0; Shirts from 5/0. —Tom Robertson for Keen Value.
FRUIT, VEGETABLES ALL Apples in good supply; large or small quantities.—Gisborne Fruit Exchange. Phone 310. TV) It SALE. —Early Plums; 2d lb. — 1F.3 Aberdeen Road. 0411 SALE.—Strawberries, 1/- per box—Ormond Tea Gardens, Phone 411711. 1171 TV)R SALE. —Gooseberries, good fruit, good weight; spot cash. — Lee. Waihirere. SOU T OCAL Grown Oranges, Od, 1/- and 1/C dozen; Juicy Lemons, 1/dozen: also Seedlings for planting now.—Gisborne Fruit Exchange, 34 Peel Street. HP MACDONALD.—Arriving daily, * Strawberries, 1/C; New Potatoes, Peas. Gooseberries, market rates: delivery free.—Phono 1725. FLOWERS. BULBS, ETC. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, choice doubles for Christmas (lowering, superb colors; 1/- dozen 5/- 100 posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland, S.L A '(’TRACTIVE Gladiolus Bulbs, new " v novelty shades in selected mixed colors, every bulb guaranteed to llower; 3/C dozen posted.—Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.L ASTERS, large double; Petunias, pink and blue, all 1/- per dozen; Petunias. Giants of California, and Salvias, blue and red, 1/C per dozen: postage extra. —D. S. Thompson & Co A STEPS, “Californian Sunshine,” tall, immense blooms, wiltresistant; 2/C 100. —Dryburgh Nurseries, Rockiands Avenue. Alt. Eden. 911 OEAUTIFUL Modern Hydrangeas, 12 new shades, crimsons, pinks, matives. salmons, etc.; 1/C each. 13/dozen posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Alt. Eden, Auckland. S.l. DEAUTIFUL Chrysanthemums, Japanese prize varieties, in 24 shades of bronze, crimson, salmon, golden, etc.; 7/- dozen posted.— Griffiths’ Nurseries. Alt. Eden, Auckland, S.L TV)R SALE. —Kumara Plants, two L varieties; good bearers.—-400 Ormond Road. SIC I/'AITI Nursery.—Flower Seedlings in choice varieties; Tomato and Kumara Plants. —C. Berridge, Graham Road. "VTOVELTY Nasturtium Seeds. — ’ Scarlet Gleam and Gleam Hybrids; 1/- per packet.—D. S. Thompson & Co. CMOKE your own Tobacco. —We can supply the plants for cigarette or pipe tobacco; 1/6 per dozen.—D. S. Thompson & Co.
GEED Potatoes. —Dakota Red, Sutton’s Supreme, and Arran’s Victory; any quantity.—D. S. Thompson & Co. FOR HIRE HIRE. —Patent Folding Tents, A Folding Camp Beds, and all Camping Accessories Berwick’s Mart, Peel Street. MISCELLANEOUS JJ.OVERNMENTS may tread on your corns, but Corn’s “13” cures them; 1/9, —From Corn the Chemist Ltd. XT EAT a little Julienne’s Vapour AA Rub. inhale the fumes, and note tho relief; 2/0 a jar.—From Corn the Chemist Ltd. JULIENNE’S Vapour Rub for any kind of cold; it’s splendid; 2/6 a jar.—From Corn the Chemist Ltd. TZTDDIES’ colds, coughs, sore v throats, bronchitis instantly soothed by Julienne's Vapour Rub: 2/6 a Jar. —From Corn the Chemist. T ADiES’ Costumes and Gentlemen's J Suits and Overcoats permanently Cleaned by the latest process.—Only at James Johnstone, Tailor. 982 ANN’S NEURITIS PILLS give wonderful relief from Gout. Rheumatism and Neuritis: a trial will convince; 2/6 bottle. —From Mann. Chemist RHEUMATIC PAINS banished by Mann’s Neuritis and Rheumatic Pills; see our wonderful testimonials. —A. W. J. Mann. Chemist. T3E-STRINGING and Repairing Tennis Racquets, first grade lasting gut: prices reasonable. —Primrose & Leslie’s. Peel Street. IP ADI ANT hair loveliness—Sheena Soapless Shampoo brings out highlights: no soap alkali to impoverish hair; 9d packet.—Corn the Chemist Ltd. SAXOPHONES and all Musical Instruments Repaired by experts.— Wyke’s Music Store. 983 CIIEENA Soapless Shampoo cleanses fragrantly without affecting permanent waves; has no alkali to parch and brittle "hair: 9d.—Corn the Chemist Ltd. QIIOOTING ducks and shooting Corns are quite different; use Corn’s “13”; 1/9 a tin. —From Corn the Chemist Ltd,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18551, 10 November 1934, Page 1
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