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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18586, 21 December 1934, Page 2

M ORERE HOT SPRINGS HOTEL The Holidaymakers’ Paradise. CHRISTMAS DINNER Served 6.15 p.m., TUESDAY, December 25. NEW YEAR’S EVE, Monday, Jan. 1. 6.15 HOGMANAY DINNER Novelties, Streamers. Favors, do. Orrho.s'lral Interludes. Come to Morere this Summer. The Brightest Spot in N.Z. FOR PROMPT AND EXPERT SERVICE PHONE 986 GENERAL CARRYING ' Town and Country. FURNITURE REMOVALS PACKING SHIPPING and FORWARDING CUSTOMS CLEARANCES Agents throughout New Zealand. All grades best Household and Steam Coal stocked: also Briquettes (Carhonettes). Coke, and all kinds Dry Firewood. COUTTS & JAMISON LTD. GENERAL CARRIERS. COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANTS. Phone 9SG. 12 LOWE STREET. Bates’ Buildings (near Adair Bros.). Local Agents: The T. & G. Mutual Life Assn. Society Ltd.

Peaches, large tins, sliced .. 1/Pears or Apricots, large tins 1/1 Pineapple sd, 6d and 8d Fruit Salad 1/- and 1/6 MONARCH MILD-CURED Tongues, 12oz tins 1/Meats, 12oz tins 1/1 Spaghetti, 16oz tins 8d Pork and Beans, 16oz tins .. 8d HAMS READY TO SERVE Don’t carry your groceries ...leave your list... or phone your order . . . McKeague’s efficient delivery does the rest. All perishable foods are delivered fresh from our electrical refrigrator, too! McKEAGUE’S GLADSTONE ROAD PHONE 788 MAKE USE OF McKEAGUE’S EFFICIENT DELIVERY

WITH YOUR CORDIAL WISHES FOR A HAPPY XMAS AND BRIGHT NEW YEAR, MAKE YOUR GIFT A BEAUTIFUL COLORED CANISTER FULL OF FRESH, FRAGRANT “BUTTERFLY” PURE CEYLON TEA.

XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS GIVE BOOKS THIS CHRISTMAS TIME! The only presents whose quality does not depend on price! All the latest and freshest and the most entertaining of fiction and general literature. We have a wonderfully attractive display of TOYS FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. They make a .child’s Christmas, so come and choose while stocks are varied. BOXED STATIONERY, as well as N.Z. LEATHER NOVELTIES, CRYSTAL and FANCY GOODS of all descriptions are here in one of the most tempting displays of Xmas Gift Suggestions that we have ever had. THOMAS ADAMS BOOKSELLER STATIONER PRINTER

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WARD’S TRANSPORT 143 GREY STREET. GISBORNE RUATORIA TE ARAROA leave Gisborne twice dally -*■ at 7 a.m. and 12 noon. Herald delivered along route. Goods collected from any part of Gisborne Borough. Goods notified to the office by 11 a.m. will be collected in time for the 12 o'clock truck. AGENTS: Tolaga Bay.—Mrs. Sheather. Tokomaru Bay.—Tokomaru Farmers’ Co-op. Ltd. Te Pula.—Mrs. Colbert. Tlkitiki.—Waiapu Farmers’ Co-op. Ltd. JOHN WARD, Proprietor. Phonos: Gl3borne 1868: Ruatoria 36. Tf'Oß SALE.—Ticket Writing Cards, assorted colors. —Herald Printing Department,