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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19622, 4 May 1938, Page 7

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS Said Willie to Maggie, "Old Alums never done," "Sho knits all the time, must buy wool by the ton." Said Maggie l<> Willie, "Well. Mothers' Day's here," "At Cochrane'* we'll buy her a KNITTING CHAIR, dear." ''JUKGICAL Tubings. Fi«otball Blad- ' ders, Ait Cushions Hot-water Bags, Rubber Household Mats, Radiator Hose, Pump Howe, Spray Hose, Beer Hose, Milking-macWne Rubberware. Derby Street Tyro Station. pUM Boots: New shipment arrived, *-* all sizes; knee, lace-up; eleatcd soles, (.;.]'. Cum Hoots recognised the world's quality gum boot; used by farmers, roadmen, seamen, anywhere hard, tough service is demanded. Derby Street Tyre Station. AGENTS for Pyrene Carbon Tetra v Chloride Fire Pump; discharges diffused jet; specially designed to meet electrical risks: 2 gal. capacity; also one quart units. Derby Street Tyre Station. HERALD AGENCY rFHE P.P. HERALD will be on Sale J Daily at MRS. CLARK'S DAIRY, Corner McLean Street and Ormond Road. T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rubber stamp of your name), pad, brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot, 3/6: postage 3d extra.--At the Herald Office. """"ILK DOCKETS and Milk Record " Books, ready nrinted. at Herald Jobbing Denartment.

ANGORA WOOL PRICED AT Crew necks, breast pockets, pleated backs. Extra light. JUST THE PULLOVER Colours:—Green Maroon Fawn Blue You'll get them from 65 GLADSTONE EOAD, near Lowe Street.

IGHTING The Power Board announces a Reduction in the Lighting Tariff: as from Ist. July. Now is the time to improve the Lighting in the Home. Correct Fittings impart Soft Brilliance, banishing the Glare of Bare Lamps. ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP! AVOID EYESTRAIN BY USING ADDITIONAL LIGHT. Remember, Economy in Light May Svesieht. Better LIGHT means