rpifrE Crucified Saviour. “For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness, but unto us which are saved it is the power ot'God," 1 Corinthians 1:18, “Salvation is of tlie Lord," .Jonah 2:0. CORRECT FOUNDATIONS MEAN GRACE, EASE. COMFORT “Phyllis Lee’ offers free fitting service All figure types catered for. “PHYLLIS LEE” REGENT BLDGS PHONE IG3I HERE’S A SNIP AUSTIN VAN, rough condition; suitable conversion small sports car. £l7/10/-, cash or terms arranged to approved buyer. RUSSELL CYCLES & MOTORS We confidently recommend the G.E.C. RADIO an All-British General Electric Product. World range from 1G guineas. LIONEL RHODES 275 GLADSTONE ROAD Telephone 1228 Residence 1613 borne. TO LET TO LET.—Large area upstairs in building right in centre of town, very suitable sample rooms, showrooms, or otliee. Rent 25/- per week. —Ball & Crawshaw, Peel Street, GisWANTED TO PENT WANTED to Rent.—Room, furnished or unfurnished, by Business Woman. Convenience and phone; central. Write No. 8, Herald. 664 McKEAGUE’S FOOD NEWS “WINDOLENE” cleans “ and mirrors windows •ors quickly; no water required. Saves time and work; avoids chapped hands. 1/- per tin at McKeague’s. “AAIf” Tomatoes, ideal for frying, etc. An out of season treat at a reasonable price, 15oz. tins, 8d; 2Soz, tins 1/1. At McKeague’s, the grocers. REAL SAVlNG—McKeague’s “Now Famous" Loose Tea will give you 200 delicious cups to the pound. 2/5 lb., at McKeague’s 2 Grocery Stores. GOLD Leaf" Beans, IGoz. tins 6d. “Gold Leaf” Tomato Soup, lloz. tins 6d. “Poster Clark’s” English Soups, 5 packets 1/-, at McKeague’s 2 Stores, Ormond Road and Gladstone Road. __ FRUIT, VEGETABLES AT Dickson’s Fruit Mart.—Sunkist Oranges. 6 for 1/-; Cooking Pears, 41b, 1/-; Eating Apples, 61b. 1/-; Granny Smith Apples, 41b. 1/-; Tree Tomatoes, 8d per lb.; Pickling Onions, 121 b. for 3/6; Pineapples, Passionfruit, Persimmons, 8 for 1/-. Free delivery.
AT Dickson’s Gisborne’s cheapest Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer. — South Island Potatoes, 281 b. 5/-, sold with money back guarantee; South Island Swedes, 61b. 1/-; Good Onions, 31b. 1/-; Kumeras, 3d per lb.; Pumpkin, 61b. 1/-; Carrots, Parsnips. Free delivery. Phone 1450. TAESSERT Apples. Stunners, Doughertys, 7/-, Granny Smith’s 8/-, Ballarats, 6/- per case, free delivery.—Hardy's Fruit Exchange, TAM Melons, all sizes IJd lb., Cook- " ing Pears, 3d lb.; Dessert 4d lb.; —Hardy's Fruit Exchange, 34 Peel Street. LEMONS. —Ripe Lemons at the Orchard. Bd, lOd, and l/-* per dozen. Grey’s Orchard. Ormond. EOYSENBERRY— New Giant Raspberry Hybrid. Retailed Auckland 2/- lb. Heavy cropper any climate. Four plants posted, 10/-. Trade suitplied.—iSainsburv’s Nursery, Otahului. 538 WAN! ED TO BUY Child’s Second-hand i.v Saddle, must be in good condition. State particulars and price. 673 WANTED. ’’ Pony Sad IT ONER Cows and Bulls; highest cash price given—J. E. Haisman. VX7 ANTED. —Prime Porkers, Bac- ’’ oners and Poultry. Highest market rates. Hampton’s Ltd., phone 271 M. FOR SALE F OR SALE. —35 Pullets, laying. 452 Stout ifttreet. 734 ’C'OR SALE.I—Team 1 —Team of Dogs. 2 head and lead, 3 head and hunt. Apply Herald. 732 H'Oiß SALE.—IBOft. Hicket Fence, ■*- and posts for removal: cheap. Apply Humphrey, Esplanade. 746 DOU SALE. —30 ewt. Chevrolet Truck CIO, in running order. Address Herald. _ 672 DOR SALE. —Indian Scout MotorCycle, just overhauled, new tyres; r-hoap.—-Jensen. Royal Hotel. 722 POR SALE. —1 >. h.p. Engine, air cooled. Car. 3f>7 Gladstone Road. oil" Colt SALE. —Pine Firewood Blocks, * .12 3 co"d delivered. Ring 142 K. 64!) EM RE WOOD, Manuka, 4ft. lengths. .C3/15/- per eord. — Dickson’s fruit Mart. 670 POR SALE. —B.S.A. Motor Cycle, L 0.h.v., good running order. C2O. ’’hone 1262 D. evenings. 601 EMVE-roorned House, Ormond Road Any reasonable cash offer conidered. Immediate possession. Apply hi bile Trust. 700 C'OR SALE. —Pine, Bluegum Firewood, stovo blocks. £2/10/- a ord, at the stump. ,C 3 delivered, ieorge Wohnsiedler. Phone 1578 M. 671 FOR SALE. —Sound Willow Wood. in blocks. 38/- per cord, delivered. Phone 845 K. H'OR Heat and Cleanliness, Renown Coni cannot be beaten. Allan’s Phone 750. PUM ARABIC, In large or small quantities, for sale at Herald lobbing Dennrtmon* T ESS waste and greater heat, cftitain your fuel supplies from Coutts & Jamison. Phone 986. Coal, [Wood, Coke, Carbonettes.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19978, 1 July 1939, Page 1
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