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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19098, 20 August 1936, Page 2

• AN APPEAL P.B. HOOKEY ASSOCIATION mHE Poverty. Bay Ladies' Representative Hockey Team lias been entered for the New Zealand Tournament to be held at. Blenheim, and the team should leave Gisborne on Tuesday, August 2t>. -All arrangements were well in hand to enable Poverty Bay to be represented. but unfortunately, owing to heavy financial loss, due to atrocious •weather conditions on the occasion of the Fijian match, the association is unable to finance the trip without assistance. Poverty Bay must be represented if future tournaments are to be held in Gisborne, and it has been decided, therefore, to make a public appeal for funds and so.assist the Ladies’ Representative Team to travel. ‘ As only a week remains to decide whether our Lady Representatives will be enabled to attend the Tournament, may we rely on your assistance on or before Friday next. _ • Donations may be left with the Hon. Secretary, Air. V. Butler. 71 Gladstone Road. H. A. ARMSTRONG, v. President. BO XING -OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY NEXT SeOhS biggest gathering of amateur, talent for years. 20 TWENTY Carefreei Thrilling Bouts. rfr-ices 4/-, "2/6, 1/6. Reserves at Tattersall & Bayiy’s. ■ \J_ 1' BACHELORS 1 BALL BARTLETT’S SEPTEMBER 9 Airs. Menzies’ Orchestra. Watch for further particulars. V flpf* WARD’S TRANSPORT . 143 GREY STREET. GISBORNE RUATORIA TE ARAROA fTRUCKS’Ieave 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.nt. will bo collected In time for tho 12 o’clock truck. j AGENTS: j Tolaga Bay.—Airs. Sheather. | Tokomaru Bay.—Gistorne Sheep- ! farmers’. > Te Pula. —Airs. Colbert. ; Tlkitlki.—Walapu Farmers’ Co-op. Ltd. Phones: Gisborne ISCB. Ruatorla 30. JOHN WARD. Proprietor-

GRAND CONCERT PUHA HALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 Poi Dances. Halcas. Plenty of Performers. Admission 1/6, Children Ha if Price. Kuti Company. 091 JUMBLE SALE CAKE STALL BRIGHT STREET METHODIST SCHOOLROOM TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), August 21 At :? pan. 10 DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL ENGINEERS. BLACKSMITHS AND COACIIBUIHDERS. > BRIGHT STREET. MISCELLANEOUS A LWAYS at your service.— Rest , L *■ possible values .Men’s Footwear, j Our prices excel. Repairs: Gontle- ' men's Shoes, soldi and heeled 'soled only ‘l/ii: Ladies’, .soled and • heeled 4/-. soled only 3/-. —Cookson’s. cor. Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. A CITES and pains disappear like magic with .Julienne's Vapour Rub; 2/- with free sample.—From Corn the Chemist Ltd. COUGHS and colds instantly relieved , by Nigga Lung Tonic; 2/6 with .free sample.—From Corn the Chemist : Ltd. i BRONCHIAL tubes relieved at with Niftfia I.tun: Tonic; 2/C. once with il'reo sample.—Corn the Chemist Ltd. T/REBS & CO. for Motor Body Re'v pairs, Spring Repairs, and General Smithing.—Phone 280.. jDACIvACHE AND KIDNEY complaints instantly relieved hy our special Kidney Pills; 1/6 bottle.— From Mann’s Pharmacy. and”’ BACKACHE AND KIDNEY complaints.—Our special Kidney Pills have proved a. wonderful success; ]/t) bottle.—From Mann’s Pharmacy. T/'REBS & CO. for Motor Body Repairs, Spring Repairs, and General Smit hi n g.—P hone 2f> <l. pOK and Horse Covers Repaired at shortest notice; best materials; prices reasonable.—J. Thomson & Son. Saddlers, Peel Street. 2/0.V3EIj it warm the whole chest as it goes down; Nigga Lung Tonic, 'oni tlie Chemist Ltd. ARABIC in large for sale G mi quantities Jobbing Department. INHALE the fumes at - small Herald of Julienne’s Vapour Rub and note the instant relief; 2/-. —From Corn the Chemist Ltd. TULIEN.YE'S Vapour Rub fo * kiddies’ chests, the Double Aelioi Salve; 2/-. —From Corn ihe Chomis Ltd. T/'TtEBS S-. CO. for Motor Body Re pairs. Spring Repairs, and Genera I Smithing.—Phono BSD. 'VTCCA Lung Tonic relieves cough instantly; it’s wonderful; 2/ with free sample.—From Corn th Chemist Ltd. REBS & TT" TIERS & CO. for Motor Body P, V ‘ pairs. Spring Repairs, and Ce.ner Smithing.—Phone 2 Si). \\IORM SYRUP, specially prepare for children, pleasant and effec I/fi boitle.—From Mann’s Thai live:

Gisborne, August 19. 1936. Pamela Darling,— It's ages since I last wrote you, but the weeks simply fly past, and now that Mum has turned the housekeeping over to me I simply never have a minute to spare. 1 think 1 told you in my last letter how the family have solved the parking difficulty at leant lor groceries, by shopping at that nice clean nowly-fitted-oul shop of McKeague’s, up Gladstone i Road. Well. Dad discovered last week that they also have a similar shop in Ormond Road, so going out of town either route we can always get our stores in comfort. And such nice new fresh stores too. Mum’s having a big party tomorrow night, bridge and a table of Mah Jong. The usual crowd. Of course l had to do the supper. Nothing elaborate, but I wanted one tasty dish, so I bought some of McKeague’s oysters. My dear so cheap, 24 lovely oysters in a tin and ah for 1/-. I have made some delicious oyster savouries. Mum’s thrilled with them, and ! caught Dad sneaking one off the plate in the pantry. Also nice freshly ground coffee at 2/6 lb. Its much the most economical wav to buy coffee, and the flavour is so delectable. The ioke of our new shopping centre is that Dad, who dislikes changes and all that has fallen too. He came home yesterday with all his garden seeds and some flower seeds too, for Mum, which he admitted he had seen in McKeaque’s when he called in for a box of matches and some tobacco. He said he felt convinced that so up-to-date a shop would only have fresh, good quality seeds, and I’m sure he is right. He also got some new plant food which is said to bo excellent for bringing things along rapidly. Vivus Plant Manure it’s called, and is only 1/11 for seven pounds. “This manure speeds things up,” he says. “Pom, Pom.” You know how pompous and dictorial the old darling can be, but he does leva his garden. Life’s just full of fun these days, and shopping at McKenque's with a happy family shopping there too is just I,T. Yours over, PAT. IN' BIGGER PRMAND TITAN EVER This year a considerable improvement is being experienced in mos branches of business. Money is beins spent more freely. More orders and bigger orders are coining in Profits-are better. Staffs are bein? increased. One big feature is thi demand for Qualified men —a demand that is greater to-day than evei before, QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANTS are essential for most of the good jobs in all well-managed and successfu business concerns. VOLT enn fit yourself for one of these responsible, wellpaid jobs by studying Accountant .under the skilled guidance of Hemingway's—the schools that give tin best tuition and secure the greatesi percentage of Passes. Thirty-eight, years of highly successful experience have made Hemingway's tho unchallenged leaders h Accountancy tuition. Write to-day for Free Boole—- “ Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL? P.O. EON 51G : AUCKLANT

I Exceptional LAND pt\* gttiiiiiiiLiiiinii j 45*acre Dairy Farm I (COMPRISING 3CTacres of flats | and 15 acres-of hilljjpountry. g Well fenced and-all in good conj| dition. Modern yfiyo-'roomed jg house, and cowshed with .2-cow II plant and engine. Carrying 27 p cows. 7-heifers, sundry-pigs anti §§ calves. | Price £I4OO Terms fay Arrangement | Giiituiimiiiiiiil 110 acres - £2500 - Good Dairying Land TTHHIS property has 40 acres of good flats, the balance being easy hills. There is a solid four-roomed house equipped with modern conveniences, and the cowshed is fitted with machines and electric power. Carrying 40 cows, 8 heifers, 1 bull, 2 horses, 5 sows and 1 boar. Terms: £9OO cash, balance in mortgage 280 acres - £5900 - Libera! Terms property is well watered and fenced, with ■*" a high-precsuro water supply to house and cowshed. About 80 acres of flats and the balance easy hills, most of which are ploughed. JT'HE six-roomed house is in very good order, and there is a full ranqe of useful outbuildings, including cowshed and milking plant. Will carry 300 ewes, and 70 cows. Make a point of inspecting this! 150 acres - £3700 - rSoux rpms is warm and excellent lambing country, and at present is carrying 60 cows, 3 bulls, 7 sows, and sundry stock. The house contains 0 rooms with modern conveniences, including electric light and range. There is a first-class cowshed v/ith up-to-date machinery. All the farm machinery is absolutely modern. Cash over Govt. iusrt. st 11600 f: BALL & CRAW SHAW. SECURITY BUILDINGS PEEL STREET WIftWMMW*WiVAV«V«WiVi , iWiVi , « , iViVJ , «*«V»Vii"«V QfiiCfialßllßilU, ruV 0 m D VmVnV. , ‘~ t - a J>-*& *> i Q is (> t) > r BULK HONEY 6d per lb, 41b 1/11 COFFEE ESSENCE lid,, 1/-, 1/2 & 1/4 hot. LOOSE COCOA ldd per lb COOKED HAM ® 1/9 per lb LOOSE CORNFLOUR 4d per lb PRESERVED GINGER lid per lb GLAXO 2/3 & 5/3 per tin CAUSTIC SODA 9d & 1/4 per tin SMART GUEST TOWEL withA-TABLETSof S PARENT SOAK 2/4 all for GROCERY SPECIALS Are Offered Here Every Day! It's 1 lie* little savings thru counl in the household budget. That’s why iho daily economies you can make by filling your grocery wants here arc so important. You'll find our pualilies are consistently high as our prices arc low. Give Us a Trial! HOE Gib 1/LOOSE ROLLED OATS 41b lid PEARL BARLEY 51b I/MACARONI 6d per pkt IAREOWFAtT E AS 51b 3/FRESH GROUND COFFEE 2/8 per lb SARDINES 5 tins IZBA Til SOAP 5 cakes !/- sg&fYA’BCS RELIABLE We mm mu od a Gd Packets TWO SHOPS & O AO I? PHONES Gladstone Road JTjie 922 . 920 “FOR THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!”