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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19372, 9 July 1937, Page 2

i DRY BATTERIES electricity is not available, these battery sets give TT perfect reception. Their performance is equal to the newest electric radios, and they cost no more to operate. There are no connections to cause inconvenience, and dry batteries are not required. Periodical Service Trips to Coast end Country T'OR the purpose of giving battery radio owners the best possible service, we make periodical trips to all parts of the East Coast and in the country as far as Motu. 151 GLADSTONE ROAD PHONE 822

1000 Acres handy to town and on a good road, is well fenced and watered. There is a new home in nice surroundings, with a useful woolshed and usual outbuildings. LAND AGENTS PEEL STREET.

WHEN WINTER WEATHER RAGES YOU WILL WANT MftMakU;l«X4 COATS—Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls'. CAPES—Butterfly, Workers', Cycle, Plain. LEGGINGS—PIain, PulUon, Half Open, Pull Open. COVERS—Horse, Cow, Lorry, Stack. SOU'.WESTERS APRONS and REPAIRS TO ALL CANVAS GOODS SO CONSULT BRIGHT STREET, GISBORNE Phones 85 anc* 250. ■l"'..'"! . '.':H=.. i & ." :-" .— *- r~-^£je

Use SIEELIEX T\ESIGNED for the needs of to-day, modern. STEELTEX has no peer as a material for building or remodelling. Economical, permanent, it requires no maintenance after erection. :. & A. ODUN Timber & Hardware (to Ltd. 310 GLADSTONE ROAD PHONE 1316 KaiaiaHw«°««

EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS G. H. STEWART Qualified Radio Serviceman (Public Works Dipt. Exam.). Member N.Z Radio Institute (Inc.) All makes of Sets Repaired and guaranteed. Valves tested free. STEWART'S RADIO 16! GLADSTONE ROAD Phono 822. WINTER READING CHEAP EDITIONS THE COMMANDER SHALL, by Humphrey Jordan «••• 2/9 GREEN RUSHES, by Maurice Walsh 3/9 ON THE TRAIL OF THE TUMBLING T, by Mulford 2/9 PROGS DIE IN EARNEST, by Boot 4/G TURNIP TOPS, by Ethel Boileau, 4/G C. W MUIR BOOKSELLER NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC * v Contractors, now goes via Waipiro Bay daily, leaving Gisborne 7 a.m.. arriving To Araroa 3.15 p.m. This service also goes on to Hicks Bay three days weekly, Mondays, We'dnesdays and Fridays. Wo also have another service leaving Townships, to To Araroa, and one leaves Glsborne 12.30, via Coast Townships, to Ruatorla. Return service leaves To Araroa 9 a..m. and fi.3o p.m. and one leaves Ruatoria 6.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. for Gisborne. All goods for mid-day truck must be in Depot by 12.30 sharp. Goods picked up or delivered in Borough. Herald delivered en route. Send your goods by the reliable service DEPOT: 143 GREY STREET. GISBORNE. JNO. WajRD, Proprietor.