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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19503, 9 December 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS hnst Nteht (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Gisborne's Leading Theatre. KING'S Phone 833 KING'S Dir. Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. TO-MORROW—2, 5, 8 p.m. SAT.—IO.3O a.m., 2.5, 8 p.m. GAY. HAPPY ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Direct from Record Extended ".ROSE OF TRALEE" "ROSE OF TRALEE" "ROSE OF TRALEE" "ROSE OF TRALEE" "ROSE OF TRALEE" BJLNKIE STUART BINKIE STUART Sensational 4-year-old Wonder. DANNY MALONE DANNY MALONE Eminent Irish Tenor. FRED CONYNGHAM TALBOT O'FARRELL 7 MEMORABLE IRISH MELODIES "Conn' Hack to Erin." "Mountains of Mourne," "Did Your Mother ("ome from Ireland," "Down on Finnigan's Farm," "Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bow-wow," "The Rose of Tralee," "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms." SHURE . . . IT'S THE SWEETEST LITTLE PICTURE EVER MADE. Don't Delay—Bookings are exceptionally heavy for the week-end. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

THE NEW 1938 IMPROVED MORRIS 8 HAS ARRIVED We invito you to call and inspect this most popular of all Added refinements and improvements. Local proof of more than 45 miles to the gallon from Auckland to Gisborne. Price £253 H.S. MOTORS LTD. GREY STREET, GISBORNE. Phone 1612. AND AT TOKOMARU BAY. FOR CARPET SWEEPING OR CHIMNEY SWEEPING PHONE 722. VACUUM CLEANING CO. W. HODGSON. Manager. BOOKS AND MAGAZINES HOYS' and Girls' Annuals.—All the new Boys' Own, Girls' Own. Chums, Champion, Hobbies, Sunbeam <uid other Annuals, now available. — Bushnells, Booksellers. __ T>OOKS on N.Z. Life and History.— "Sorrows and Joys of N.Z. Naturalist," 15/-; "Forest Birds of N.Z.," 12/6; "Mac's Memoirs," 7/6, and many other titles. —Bushnells, Booksellers. v - y (with envelopes); Autograph Stationery, 6 in box, from 1/-. —Inspect the best selection at Bushnells Book Store. _ Out.—Hundreds of Magazines, Novels, and Ladies' Fashion Journals at Od each, to make room for Xmas goods.—Bushnells, Booksellers. _ FASCINATING Pencil Sketches of Local Views, distinctive works of art for yourself or your friends; only 1/9 each. —At Bushnells Book Store. QjTAMP Collectors. —Your requireP ments in Foreign Stamps (singles or in packets), Loose Leaf Albums, l i i E K^i .J'ASi^3ushnells^BojAsje!! e X?i_. SATISFIED Users of "Australian Home Journal" Paper Patterns comment upon their simplicity and reliability; full range now available; t/1 each.—Only at Bushnells. Booksellers. '""""""~""~~~ >OjR SALE VIT ANTED.—Buyer lor one S.IL Steel Luggage Box: just the thing for your Christmas holiday.'— Kreba & Co. Ji PARTICULARLY line, exclusive G-roomed House, in a good locality, with everything one could desire; sleeping porch, garage, etc. etc.; only £1250 cash, and a sma'l mortem Re. —Paslev. Estate Agent TDUSINESSES for Sale.—Night 1J Restaurant, £176; Small Bakery. £250; Fruit, and Confectionery, £350. —C. G, Piesse, Business Broker, 0 Lowe Street. "OEACH Home, very comfortable, X - > sea frontage, situated Salisbury Road, for sale on account of ill health. —Cj_G._Piesse, 6 Lowe Street. PAMP Stretchers, Mattresses, Blankets, Folding Camp Chairs. FoldIns Tables, Deck Chairs. —City Auction Mart. opp. Clock Tower. PJHESTI3RFIELD Suite, as new: XJ Shop Scales, 3 sets; 2 Singer Fur Machines; Lawnmowers; Gateleg Table: Tea Wagons.—More bargains at Barwick's Mart. WANTED.—Buyer fo hand Spring Cart, price £11; handy vehicle.—Krebs & Co.