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AMUSEMENTS Gisborne's Pre-eminent Theatre, THE REGENT THE REGENT Renowned for its Consistency. COOLEST SPOT IN GISBORNE Saturday's crowds thoroughly enjoyed this delightful programme, and so will you. 20th Century Present RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN 'BULLDOG DRUMMOND 'BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES BACK" STRIKES BACK" LORETTA YOUNG WARNER. OLAND. UNA MERKEL. CHAS. BUTTERWORTH, C. AUBREY SMITH. Distinctive Featurettes: "GULLIVER MICKEY" One of Disney's Smartest Cartoons. "YESTERDAY" Beautiful Organlogue. notorial News Events, etc. (Approved for Univursal Exhibition.) 1/-. 1/6 and 2/- (plus tax). Phone 353. ADVERTISEMENTS for tils coiuinn must tie banded In not later than 11 a.m., othoisyise they will appear In the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED FAINTING and Paperhaugin, work, reasonable prices; u«wi«-c selection of Wallpaper*—J. H. Hall, 396 Clifford Street. Phone 992. WANTED.— By married man, position in office; good experience in book-keeping, banking, and typewriting.—Write Box 253. Gisborne. 912 SITUATIONS VACANT household lines-.—lnterview 9 o'clock, Wednesday. 19th inst. Room 10, 39 Gladstone Road. 923 WANTED Cowboy - Gardener.— Ring Phone 113. 916 WANTED.— Smart Girl for fruit shop; experienced preferred.— Apply Clock Fruit Shop. 967 WANTED— Smart Girl for Tearooms.—Apply Mrs. McCoy's. 948 TANTED.—Man, to milk 6 cows, ' ' and other work. —Apply Shanks, 46M, Kaitaratahi. 943 WANTED.— Cowboy for Coast station.—Apply Williams & Kettle Ltd. 940 TANTED.—A Boy, for town job, ' Y to help with milking.—Apply Herald. 855

Herald. __ 855 WANTED Immediately for farm work at Manutuke, a strong Youth or Man; milking, etc.—Apply \V. M. Vautier. 950. ITSTANTED.—Experienced Waitress, ** 'Coast hotel; Man Cook, 2, r >/-; Housekeeper, 3 men; Cowboys. 20/-; Girls, country, If)/-.—Marshall's, 1756, QK9 WANTED House - Parlormaid, town, 20/-; wanted, capable Woman Cook, country hotel, union wage; wanted, Housemaid-Waitress, country, 29/9.—Gardner's Registry, 557. ' 966 Write 12. Herald. 963 T OST.— Rim of disc wheel, Kaitara- • ' Apply C. L. Davy, Hairdresser. Reward. _949, LOST.— Saturday, English Cheque, 25/-; Under rewarded.—Return Herald. iliLOST.— Between Macrae Baths and Peel Street, Silver Rolex, expanding silver bracelet.—Finder please return Herald. Reward. 958_ LOST.— In Gladstone Road, Parcel, TJr containing silver christening mug, . initialled W.A.M., silver spoon in- J\ scribed Peter, and 2 Collar Studs.— Phone 121ZK. Reward. 938_ " m ' OST.—Between Tokomaru Bay and ~r J Gisborne, 3 Diaries and Invoice __V Book.—Finder please forward J. Thomson & Sons, Gisborne. 875 ' TEA ROOMS A> i'es ORDER NOW - B CHRISTMAS MINCE PIES. STRAWBERRIES. CHERRIES and "? RASPBERRIES. !SH See our Large Stock of Gift Boxes ~* Chocolates, etc. Va FURNITURE A T Reg. Humphrey's, Phone 1555. ** Oak Roller-top Desk for £7; Fly Doorsand Windows made and fitted. HPRY us for Repairs about your "*■ home, Furniture, etc.; satisfaction is our goal.—C. S. Bullock, Phone 1207. 882 MISCELLANEOUS ASTOUNDING Xmas value-giving ■**■ Shoe Sale for men; do not let this pass your notice—Box Calf Glace Kid Welted Footwear, 300 pairs to go one price 15/G wholesale prices; your shop for Shoe Repairs.—Joe Cookson. corI \ T Wally Johnson's, next Gisborne ■ Hotel.—Only repairer in Gisborne capable of sewing soles, not sticking or tacking, at these special prices: Ladies', soled and heeled 4/-, soled 3/-; Gentlemen's 6/-, soled 4/6. sewn. ■ material made up In the latest style by W. D. Christie. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. Satisfaction guaranteed. ALL Tennis Racquets Restrung, **■ new season's gut; guaranteed sound job at reasonable price Thomson & Son, Saddler. Peel Street, A GAIN we offer a choice selection ■"• of Stationery Novelties for Christmas Gifts; will you call and inspect our stock? —Bushnell's. Booksellers. A UNION Jack on stick, price 6d, "**■ for the children this week. —Get one at Thomas Adams'. _ 891 tSaLLOONS, Streamers, Masks and ■*-* Carnival Novelties for the week's festivities, on sale at Thomas Adams', 891 J.K. TEA Phone 1773. Next King's. MISC E LLANEOUB DOLLS' Prams', made of cane, just like mother's; 60/-, 45/-, 40/-. Langridge's Red Shot). DIARIES for Christmas presents; we stock all sizes and prices Red Shop. DIARIES for 1935.—Fu1l range now opened up for all users; we have the one you require.—Bushnell's Book Store mist 2/6, 4/6, or post free from Crosby Kent (N.Z.) Ltd.. 1A Osborn Street. Newmarket. Auckland. Advice fiw BIOLOGICAL tests prove Rawleigh's Flyklller kills most flies per shilling.—Phone Meredith. 1777. for Rawlelgh supplies. •RONCHIAL tubes cleared In- *"* stantly by Inhaling Julienne's Vapour Rub; 2/6 a jar.—From Com !*L 0 Chemist Ltd. >OOKS for Girls and Boys.—A really ** splendid selection from best British publishers now showing; inspect early for Christmas gifts.— Bushnell's. Booksellers. (CHRISTMAS Cards are cheaper than J telegrams, and more appreciated Our quality cards will please your friends. —Bushnell's, Booksellers. CORRESPONDENCE.— Use better paper for your letter paper; our Quality Stationery will please you.— Bushnell's. Stationers. JULIENNE'S Vapour Rub for any *' kind of cold; It's splendid; 2/6 a -From Corn the Chemist Ltd. lOPELLING Pencils, ladies' or ■"■ gentlemen's style; we have all makes; 1/- to 35/-.—Langridge's Red Shop,

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18582, 17 December 1934, Page 1

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