CALEDONIAN BASKETBALLCLUB REEL PRACTICE AND DANCE ORANGE HALL. Cobden Street, THURSDAY. JUNE 11, at 8 p.m. Good Floor. Dainty Supper. All welcome. Mrs. Aitken’s Orchestra. Da dies Cd, Gentlemen 1/-. STi9_ SALE OF WORK ORMOND In Grounds of Catholic Presbytery. THURSDAY. JUNE 11. Produce, Cakes, and Competition. Luncheon and Afternoon Tea. All Welcome. 851 TURANGANUI LODGE No. 7. U.A.O.D. ITU IE Half-yearly Meeting of the nbovo Lodge will he held' in the Lodge Room, Masonic Hall, Childers Road, Gisborne, on THURSDAY NEXT, June 11. 193 G, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Balance Sheet: Auditors’ Report: 848 General. M. W. CRAIG. Secretary. BUY A BICYCLE TO-DAY The Easy Payment Way. 10/- Deposit and 3/3 per week AT ALLAN SUTTON’S PEEL STREET POVERTY BAY BOOK CLUB 31 LOWE STREET. “STRAIGHT from the oven to the table.” Our primrose coloured Ovenware in Casseroles, Entree Dishes, Stew Pots, Bacon Dishes, Ramikens, etc. China and Coloured Swedish Glass for table use. D. BAQNALL. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS G. H. STEWART Qualified Radio Serviceman (Public Works Dept. Exam.). Member N.Z. Radio Institute (Ine.). All ma,kes of Sets Repaired and guaranteed. Valves tested free. STEWART’S RADIO 151 GLADSTONE ROAD Phone 822. Upholstery ol Cars Renewed and Repaired by expert workmen. To keep your Car Seats comfortable and of good appearance bring them to Auto Refmishmg Co, Next Y.M.C.A., GISBORNE. ’Phone 180. , EXIDE BATTERIES Made by the largest and oldest bat.tery manufacturers in the world. iNew reduced prices. 2-year guarantee. Obtainable oiily from Exide Service Station. URRY & CO., cr. Cobden Street & adstono Road. Phones 718, Res. 354. Open daily 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
FESTIVAL of SPORT THE OVAL King’s Birthday A Great Day’s Fun for young and old for Adults 1/-, Children (}d. TUG-O’-WAR TUG 0’ WAR.—S Men in Team. Good Prizes. 3 Sections. Ten Stone and under, 12 Stone and under, over 12 Stone. See write-up in another column. Entries close on the 18th. BEST ALL-ROUND ATHLETES—ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 15 at Festival Office, Peel Street. 1 Rugby Sport® Dance SATURDAY, JUNE 20. Invitation Dance to visitors, Tairawhiti Football Club. Mrs. Menzies’ Orchestra. Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 2/-. | Don’t Let Anyone Tinker with | 1 Your Radio! I | ' | | It does not pay to employ an unskilled workman. Every g | set repaired or serviced by us is attended to personally by jj 1 Mr. G. H. Stewart—qualified serviceman and member of the | | N.Z. Radio Institute. j | With our up-to-date equipment repairs are completed in the | I minimum of time and therefore at the minimum of expense. jj We Test Valves Free of Charge! | | Get the best out of your radio by having it in perfect order. | | W. STEWART 1 | 151 GLADSTONE ROAD. Telephone 822. | mini iii; [ilium FOR Horse and Cow Covers Oilcoats, Leggings, Saddle Aprons Verandah Blinds AND ALL CANVAS REPAIRS AT LOW PRICES GO TO JEUNE • 7 ' ,> :" ■ . ■... , - •: i ! .i PHONES 85 and 250.; P-O- 24 - SHOP ADDRESS: 116 BRIGHT STREET, GISBORNE.
I Beautiful Floral Emblems made at shortest notice in any size. Moderate prices. Phones 199 (Nursery), 363 (Shop). Phone 363 PEEL STREET 1 ■m .1 w Cream is no longer a luxury if you buy it direct from the OKITU FACTORY T INBN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rubber stamp of your name), pad, brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot. 3/0: postage 3d extra. —At the Herald Office. FOB PORR4DGE, ■in PUDDINGS 1111! AND CAKES Unbeatable Property Values 3280 acres on East Coast is all steep sheep country with practically no flat, 2500 acres being in grass and the balance second growth. The property is subdivided into. 12 paddocks having aproximately 18 miles of fencing. rpHE 5-roomed house is in good order, and there is L a woolshed with 3-stand shearing plant, dip and yards. Carrying 1400 ewes, 1600 hoggets and 150 head of cattle. £4 per acre Mortgage £5500 TERMS: Cash over mortgage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ A mSt 50 acres in heart of Rangitaiki Swamp TIESCRIBED as a model farm in every way, this property is located in the best of swamp country It is fully improved, subdivided into 10 paddocks, and wtll watered. nOHERE is a 5-roomed house electrically equipped, cowshed with concrete floor and 5-cow plant, electric motor and 75-gallon separator. /CARRYING 43 cows, 1 bull, 1 horse, 6 two-year heifers, and 9 calves. Average butterfat yield, 11,0001 bs for last season. Price: £SO per acre—Terms 6-roomed House £775 QITUATED on a nicely laid out I-acre section in Te Hapara, this house is equipped with electric light and gas. It is newly painted and in first-class condition throughout. are concrete paths, garage, and the washhouse is under the same roof, If you are looking for a good home, don't delay in inspecting this. It is a snip at £775. Suitable TERMS Arranged BALL & CRAWSHAW SECURITY BUILDINGS PEEL STREET
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19036, 9 June 1936, Page 2
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