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FURNITURE AT Reg. Humphrey’s, Phone 1556. — Oak Roller-top Desk for £7; Fly Doors and Windows made and fitted. rnRY us for Repairs about your home. Furniture, etc:.; satisfaction is our goal.—C. S. Bullock. Phone 1207. 58 2_ ___ WANTED TO BUY URN your Left-off Frocks and Suits into cash for Christmas. — Eli e Wardrobe, 2til Gladstone Road. 696 WANTED to Buy.—Second-hand English Pram; good order. — Write “Moderate." Herald. 783 V\f ANTED to Buy.—Cull Cows and '' Itulls. —Carroll & Cooper. Phone I 112 W. Y\f ANTED to Buy.—Rimu Extension *’ Table—Write particulars to "Table,” Herald. 792 ’WANTED.—ChiId’s Rubber-tyred '' Tricycle; large size preferred.— A pply Herald. 857_ VyANTED. —Prime Pigs and Prime Poultry; best prices given; get our quote.—Hampton’s Efd.. Phone 271. _ YI7 ANTED to Buy.—-Turkeys for Xmas, in large quantities. 5d per lb., live weight, cash. —Particulars from Ward’s Transport, Gisborne or Ruatoria. 842 CLOTHING pHRISTMAS Gifts for Men—Lowest prices: Suits, latest, 55/- to 79/G; Cream Trousers, 15/6 to 37/6; Felt Hats. 5/6 to 22/6; Parisian Ties, smart, 1/6 to 4/6. —Tom Robertson for Smart Wear. ryU.R full range of Christmas Ties ” iust in; select yours now; Parisian and Sander from 1/11. —Ben Dudfield Ltd.. Peel Street. A huge Belts, Handkerchiefs, Sox, etc., at Ben Dudlield Ltd., Peel Street. rTSEFUL Gifts for Men! V range of Shirts, Ties, Be FRUIT, VEGETABLES GISBORNE ORANGE MILL (■Opposite King’s Theatre), Fresh Vegetables Daily. Carefully selected Seasonable Fruits. Prices always reasonable. Cash Buyers of Fungus. Highest prices given. JPhone your order to 449. A T MacDonald’s. —Jam Plums, 121bs Strawberries, 1/6 chip; deliveries free. —Phone 1728. A LL Apples in good supply; large or small quantities.—Gisborne Fruit Exchange, Phone 310,_ Plums and all new season’s Fruit fresh from our orchards. — Hardy's Fruit Exchange, 34 Peel Street.

FLOWERS. BULBS, ETC. /Ml RISTMAS Gifts.—Kentia Palma from 5/-; also Begonias, Double Lobelia and Asparagus Sprengeri, in baskets, from 4/6. —C. Berridge, Kaiti Nursery. FOR Thrip, Aphis, or any sucking 1 insects, Spray with Nicotine Sulphate; absolutely sure to clear ,\ plants of these peats.—D. S. Thompson & Co. T/’EEP your Tomato Planta healthy, free from blight, by spraying regularly every fortnight with Bordeaux Mixture.—D. S. Thompson & Co. MOW is the time to plant Celery, Kumaras and Leeks; we can supply the plants.— L). S. Thompson & Co. I)LANT Now. —Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, Asters. Zinnias. Postukica, Petunias, Salvias, Cosmos, Phlox. —D. S. Thompson & Co. Mi SCELLANEOUS ’ !f)ON’T BE OVERWEIGHT! Chemist’s wife reports weight reduced Ulbs in five weeks with Naturettes Slimming Treatment, guaranteed: 17 days treatment for 7/6. —Ivan D. Bramwell, Chemist. L'CZEMA.V? Yes!! But not lot long. No. 10 Eczema Cream CAN euro you. Prove it. From your Chemist 2/6, 4/6, or post free from CrosLn Kent (N.Z.) Ltd., 1A Osborn Street. Newmarket. Auckland. Advice free. FOUNTAIN Pens, all British, Burnx ham, 2/6, 5/6, 7/6, 10/6, 12/6, fitted gold nibs; great value. —Langridge’s ited Shop. POR Saddles built for eomtort and hard usage, at moderate prices.Primrose & Leslie have good selection _ OVERNMENTS may tread on your corns, but Corn’s ‘‘l3’’ cures them; 1/8. —From Corn the Chemist Ltd | J EAT a little Julienne's Vapour Rub. inhale the fumes, and note Ute relief: 2/6 a jar.— From Corn the '■’hemlst Ltd TCLIENNE’S Vapour Rub Tor any *•' kind of cold; it’s splendid; 2/6 a tar. —From Corn the Chemist Ltd. T/'IDDIES' colds, , cougns, sore throats, bronchitis instantly ■soothed by Julienne's Vapour Uub "R a iftr.—From Corn the r 'he".nTl/J" ANN’S REMOVAL SALE.—We are moving into new premises next week; watch for our Xmas bargains—A. W. J. Mann, Chemist. TIT ANN’S REMOVAL SALE.—Opening next week; Toilet lines and Gift Sets greatly reduced in price.— A. W J. Mann. Chemist MANN’S REMOVAL SALE—Save money and buy your Xmas Gifts at cost; watch for our bargains—A. W. J. Mann, Chemist. _ PROPELLING Pencils, ladies’ or gentlemen’s style: we have all makes; 1/- to 35/-.— Langridge’s Red Shop. _____ T>E-STRINGING and Repairing Tennis Racquets, first grade lasting gut; prices reasonable. —Primrose % Leslie’s. Peel Street. C HOOTING ducks and shooting Corns are quite different: us< Corn’s "13": 1/9 » tin.—From Corrhe Chemist Ltd GILKY hair for every head—Sheena Soapless Shampoo contains no alkali to dry and dull hair loveliness: <)d packet.—Corn the Chemist Ltd. CHAMPOO without soap Use Sheena Shampoo, renews hair glory, charm and softness; 9d packet. —Corn the Chemist Ltd.

r PENNIS Racquets, splendid selec--1 tlon from 10/-: Tennis NeU Balls, leading makes: Eye Shades Presses and Covers.—Primrose & I,noil r P««1 -'Hront

DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL lON(iINKERS. BLACKSMITHS AND COACHBUILDEKS. BRIOHT STREET.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18580, 14 December 1934, Page 1

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