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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19468, 29 October 1937, Page 2

HilHlEililililliiilllliili RACE NIGHT DANCE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT BLUE ROOM Mrs. Menzies’ Orchestra. Admission, Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 1/0. * 700 PLAIhTAND FANCY MASQUERADE BALL TO-MORROW (Saturday), October 30 In the MURIWAI HALL Prizes for Best Original Costumes and Most Humorous. First-class Supper. Mrs. Thomson’s Orchestra. Double 4/0. Free Bus Hannah’s Corner. 718 BUY A BICYCLE TO-DAY The Easy Payment Way. 10/- Deposit and 3/3 per week AT ALLAN SUTTON’S PEEL STREET IJaI I Seats RoupbcUtercdL Maybe a New Hood will bo needed. You can depend on getting Quality Work at a reasonable price from Auto Refinishing Go. £ Next Y.S.S.C.A., it GISBORNE. ’PkoUe IK. g E BBfIaiBBBS 3SSBBBIBI IIBBMISIS

iS sun 'THERE are only six weeks left in which to order your KENNEDY Made-to-measure Suit for Christmas. Come in and be measured right away. from £5/ 1 o/H. KENNEDY McKee’s Buildings, Phone 1926.

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HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. BOX 51G : AUCKLAND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WARD’S TRANSPORT, Royal Mail ’’ 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, Wednesdays and Fridays. AVe also have another service leaving Gisborne 10.30 a.m., via Coast Townships, to Te Araroa. and one leaves Gisborne 12.30, via Coast Townships, to Ruatoria. Return service leaves Te Araroa 9 a.m. and 0.30 p.m., and one leaves Ruatoria 0.30 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 on route. Send your goods by the reliable service. DEPOT: 143 GREY STREET. GISBORNE. JNO. WARD, Proprietor.

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE HERALD NETT CIRCULATION AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE OF CIRCULATION I have examined the Circulation Books of the Poverty Bay Herald for the 3 MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 1937 and hereby certify that the average Nett Circulation per regular issue for this period, after deducting all returns, etc., was In excess of 5900 COPIES DA|LY H. M. PORTER, F.P.A.N.Z., Auditor. Gisborne. August 4. 1937. Tlio nett circulation has been ascertained according to the formula approved by the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association and the Association of New Zealand Advertisers. M. J. WHITE, F.P.A.N.Z.. Public Accountant. NOTE. At March 31, 1937, the Herald nett circulation was certified at over 5500 copies daily. HERALD ADVERTISING COVERS THE DISTRICT