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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20095, 15 November 1939, Page 1

PERSONAL “ r PHE day of the Lord cometh”— Joel 2;1. “Therefore be ye also ready for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of Man cometh —Matthew 24:44. UP-TO-DATE BARY CARRIAGES YEW Styles in Baby Carriages. L> Built to fold up and easily go in car, or body lifts off and can be used as a cot in a ear. Specially ventilated. Easily sprung. The carnage the Plunket Society recommends. RUSSELL CYCLES & MOTORS, Opposite Regent Theatre.

RADIO REPAIRS By Fully Qualified Technicians Sets called for FOR SERVICE RING LIONEL RHODES 275 Gladstone Road Office Phoi’.e. 1228. Res.. H

CHRISTMAS IS NEAR KOMAC IS HERE GISBORNE CAN ENJOY HIGH QUALITY CHEER Orders are invited by KOMAC Shops for delivery before the Festive SeasonSPARKLING KOMAC or TABLE ALE 3 doz. pints 20/-: U doz. quarts 20/“CAMROC" DRY GINGER ALE C doz. nips 33/-; 3 doz. pints 24/-. 1/- ppi- dozen refunded for return of empties Gisborne. F. E. WILSON 437 Gladstone Rd„ Gisborne. 14G7S, !) to 5 only. GISBORNE AMALGAMATED TAXIS, LTD., with which are incorporated GARDNERS TAXIS F. COLLIN ' If. DRUMMOND Controlling 9 Do Luxe Taxis always ready to give you PROMPT, RELIABLE and COMFORTABLE transportation. The ONLY’ ALL-NIGHT Taxi Service in Gisborne. IT. B. GARDNER, Managing Director. PHONES ISS and 953.

TO LET Bach, handy to town, suit, gentle- " man; 12/6 per week.—No. 3d Herald. 756 TO LET. —Single Room, fully furnished; best, locality. Apply Herald. 754 rpo LET.—Furnished House- lmmediate possession; every convenience, Apply Frank Neill, Real Estate Agent. 72 Lowe Street. TO LET. —Shops and Oitices becoming available; good business premises in best part of town.—Apply Cor further particulars Ball & CTawshaw. McKEAGUE’S FOOD NEWS ‘T>ENCO’ Fruit Flavoured Junket Tablets Orange. Raspberry Lemon. Passion Fruit—2o tablets in a tube for 10d.—At McKeague’s, The Grocers. ‘C.O’ GREASE Chaser —ideal for baths, kitchen utensils, woodwork, sinks, etc. —Large jars for 1/6 at McKeague’s The Grocers. REAL Value! Real Quality! ‘-'Bycrofts’’ Centenary—Fancy Assorted Biscuits. —Only 2/6 Per tin at McKeague’s The Grocers. ‘TVTAKE Your Own”—Robinson’s "A Lemon Barley Crystals, highly concentrated, sufficient to make 1 gallon delicious Lemon Barley- Water.— 1/- tin at McKeague’s. FLOWERS, BULBS, ETC. ASTERS! Zinnias! Phlox! All guaranteed finest strain obtainable, 5/- 100. —Dryburg Nurseries, 130 Great South Road, Remncra A DVICE on General Spring GardenXX ing, sowing hints and what to plant. Coloured Booklet posted free from Griffiths’ Nurseries, Owen Road, Auckland. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, Xmas flowering. Plant bulbs for rotation blooms; 5/- 100, postage paid.— Griffiths’ Nurseries, Owens Road Auckland. BEAUTIFUL Gladiolus, large dowered varieties, choicest colours, 4/- a dozen, 50 bulbs 14/-; postage paid.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Owens Road, Auckland. CHRYSANTHEMUM Plants now ready; good selection, 8/- dozen. —I). S. Thompson & C v OpiIRYSANTHEMUMS, Giant Curled 'V and Curved varieties. 12 distinct shades, 8/-; postage paid.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Owens Road, Auckland. &lANT Dahlia Flowered Zinnias and Salvia Bonfire Plants, 1/6 dozen, postage extra. —B. S. Thompson & Co. PHLOX, Pink and Blue Petunias, A Tom Thumb Viscaria, Lobelia, 1/3 dozen, postage extra.—D. S. Thompson & Co. RELIABLE Table Pumpkin Seed li -*■* many varieties; also Kumi Kumi. Field Pumpkins, Mangold Seed and Field Carrots.—D, S. Thompson <K Co. Famous “Peerless” smooth red blight resisting 3/50, Dryburg Nurseries. 130 Greai South Road Remuara fPOMATO and Onion Plants; Asparagus bundles fresh daily.— Hardy’s Fruit Exchange, 34 Peel St. , SEEDLINGS Ready to plant. MARIGOLDS. ' Dwarf French, Tall Africrn, Tagetes, Burpee’s Red and Gold Hybrids. PETUNIAS, Mixed Bedding, Rosy Morn, Blue Redder, Giants of California 'Burpee’s Double) W. STEWART, 233 Gladstone Rd. <2HADE Cones— Strong Heavy Paper Cones; protect your delicate plants. Easily used, easily stored. 1/6 dozen, 10/- per 100. Herald Office,