AMUSEMENTS Gisborne's Leading Theatre KING'S Fhone 833 KING'S Dir. Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. THE SCREAM OF SCREAMS! Where there's u Will, there's a way. lan where there's two Wills . . . . There's a Riot! WILL MAHONEY - WILL Fl'I'FE In t!i«' Greatest Side-splitter since "The Cohens and The ICcllys." -SAID O'REILLY TO McNAB" You'll laugh till it hurts . . ami like it: —Also— A. Comedy Riot that s]>eeds at the "THERE GOES THE GROOM" AW SOTHERN, BURGESS MEREDITH, MARY ROLAND. KINO'S - PHONE 833 [ljiilli AiiiiniviMl for I'mvcvsM Kxiiiliiton.) USED CARS AN J) TRUCKS. AUSTIN 7 1934 De Luxe Saloon, conUil " as new £195 MORRIS 14 Saloon, newly painted, in first-class order £2OO \--l Ton Dodge Truck, thoroughly overhauled £250 U.S. MOTORS LTD., GREY STREET, GISBORNE. Telephone n:i2. And at Tokomaru Bay. MOTORISTS! WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED A MOTOR SPIRIT PUMP. NOLAN REDSTONE LTD. SERVICE STATION, CORNER GLADSTONE AND ROEBUCK ROADS. TELEPHONE 795
OAU LEGS healed quickly, per- *-* manentlv, painlessly. No resting; needed with Varex .Moth.id. Free booklet from Urnc.st Uealey, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Vtirex Ltd., Box l fills U, Wellington. Local Representative: J. D. Bramwcll, Chemist, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. .TJAEMORRHOIDS (Piles).—Mann's -*--*- Pile Pills have given relief to the worst, cases. 2/6 box, from Mann's I ' l - mail brings orders and testimonials from all over N.Z. Results'speak for themselves. 2/6 bottle from Mann's Pharmacy. VTEURITIS, GOUT, RHEUMATISM. ■*■' Our Special Neuritis Pills have proved the best remedy. Orders come from everywhere. 2/(5 bottle, from Matin's Pharmacy. \TARICOSE ULCERS banished for ' ever. Hundreds testify to sitecess of Varex Method of Home Treatment. Send for free booklet to Varex Ltd., Box 1 r.r.xj j, Wellington. Local Representative: I. D. Bramwell, Chemist, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. CHILDREN'S WORM SYRUP. .4 N effective remedy for Worms in ehildren. Pleasant to take and suitable for all ages. 2/(1 Bottle, from MANN'S PHARMACY, Gladstone road. Gisborne. _ GROCERY SPECIALS "C'OR Service and Satisfaction, try ■*■ the West find Cash Grocery. Sugar, 16/10 bag,. 121 b. 3/3, 61b. 1/7; and many other lines. You will be surprised with what you will save. 'Phone 920. W. D. Tarr. p»IVE the West End Cash Grocery a *-* trial for your next order. We deliver anywhere every day. Try us. "Phone 920. WEST END CASH GROCERY *' Tomato Sauce, 6d, ]/-, 1/4 and 1/6 bottle; Worcestershire Sauce, (id, 1/1, 1/4 and 1/6 bottle. Our prices are rieht. Try ns. W. P. Tarr. 'phone 920. TENNIS REQUISiTES Racquets re-strung with new season's gut; guaranteed a good jolt.—J. Thomson & Sons, Peel Street, noxt Ormonds Motors. McKEAGUE'S FOOD NEWS A SPECIAL Line for Winter-time **• Garden Slam Rice, the best you can buy: (lib. 1/-. at McKeague's, The Grocers for Service. IJOVO— Savoury meat extract, for 5 sandwiches, beef tea, etc: delicately flavoured; makes a most refreshing drink, and is delicious in sandwiches, l/- jar at McKeague's. "pIONEER Sandwich Spread—A * spread thai is different: four flavours: tomato, green tomato, sweet chicken, chowehow; Sd and I/- jar, at McKeague's, The Growers for Value. "POLLED OATS, 3d lb., 41b. lid; Oatmeal, 3d lb., 41b. lid: Canterbury Potatoes, 281 b. 2; baer. at McKeaerue'a. ' Sugar, ]6/10 p Grocers. T EASEHOLD Farms.—22 acres, fid acres, 120 acres. 2SO acres, 775 acres, 3000 acres; several others at attractive prices.—C. G. P.iesse, No. fi Bates' Buildings, Lowe Street.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19622, 4 May 1938, Page 1
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