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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18580, 14 December 1934, Page 2

AGAIN WE HAVE ENOUGH CONFIDENCE TO OFFER OUR MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE FOR “BULLDOG DRUMMONI STRIKES BACK.”

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COUNTRY RESIDENTS'” get excellent results on these R.C.A. RADIOLA &e BATTERY RADIOS F’S here .. . waiting for you. The most amazing battery set ever built. This R.C.A. RADIOLA battery set has been designed specially for country listeners. You SHOULD HEAR IT! BROADCAST AND SHORT-WAVE RECEPTION FT is an all-wave set, with A.EROPLANE DIAL 1- and SPECIAL SLOW MOTION TUNING for short-wave stations. Two-volt valves and B class amplification ensure minimum battery consumption. The speaker is of the latest moving coil type, and its tone is equal to the best electric sets. W. STEWART 151 GLADSTONE ROAD GISBORNE

m m Give her the things she desires al prices that suit: you . . , ii ii HERE arc some Christm SILK and ORIENTAL & Co.’s shop, in Gladstone A dress length of any of our large assortment of beautiful silks. Hand-made real Chinese chinaware in new patterns. Beautifully embroidered dressing gowns and kimonos. as gift suggestions from the BAZAAR CQ„ next to Good Road. Real Chinese brassware in a host of charming pieces at modest prices. Hand-worked napery, d’oyleys, serviettes, handkerchiefs, etc. Hand-worked Canton crepe lingerie. An ideal gift. ORIENTAL BAZAAR GLADSTONE ROAD (next Good & Co.), opp. Masonic.

NOTHING CAN TAKE THE PLACE OF FLAGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OF REJOICING AND PATRIOTIC DISPLAY. FOR THE DUKE’S VISIT FLY BRITISH FLAGS WITH ROPES AND PULLEYS PROCURABLE AT | E U N E’S ONLY ADDRESS: BRIGHT STREET. PHONE 85. ' P.O. BOX 24.