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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4472, 13 February 1917, Page 1

SSTUATIONS VACANT. l/I?'ANTED —Striker, for Smith’s ’’ shop; also Lad, for Coach Factory.—Apply J. H. Ormond, Peel St. WANTED— ‘Man or Youth, to milk * ’ and kill on station.—Apply Williams ail'd Kettle, Ltd. V/WANTED —Cook; for station. —Ap- ’ ' ply Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd. \AT ANTED—Driver (married man); ’ Y wages 55s and house. —Apply B. Taylor, Whatatutu. A Cook-General ; no washing.—Apply Mrs. J. Blair, iranui Road. T/W ANTED v ' washin iranui Road. ~\AT ANTED—A Waitress.—Apply ' ' Gisborne Hotel. WANTED —A good Camp Cook.— ** App'y to T, Beale, Te Karaka. ANTED—A. Porter; must be able * ' to milk.—Apply Times Office. WANTED —Three Horse Teams.— Apply to T. O’Grady, Stout St. wanted: WANTED—MARRIED COUPLE, ' ' for Station. Atari Alan, milk and kill; wife, cook for tnree men. Children no objection. School within naif-mile. Apply— MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Ltd. MARBLE BAR. WANTED—Smart GIRL ASSIST- * ' ANTS. Good wages. Apply— THE AIANAGER. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF JAAIES EESKINE, Of Gisborne, Baker. A PPLICATIONS (addressed to the undersigned and marked “Application”) will be received until NOON on TUESDAY, 27th inst., for the position of AIANAGER of the above business. Salary, £6 per week and prospects. Applicants to state age and experience, and must be ineligible for military service. A. G. BEERE, Deputy Assignee. 10th February, 1917SPECIAL WAWTEUS. ~\\T ANTED Known—Finlay’s Sheet- ' ' ing, 54-inch, Is 6d yard; 80mch, 2s 2d yard—At Loach Bros.’ Sale. XTO Alore Drudging on Washing days!—“Easv Alonday” Laundry Help makes clothes spotless without rubbing. All grocers. MONDAY” Laundry Help takes the dirt out without rubbing. • Doesn’t injure clothes. Is packet lasts eight weeks. TYRINK and be happy and healthful. H jj u t be sure it is Alartin’s Hop Beer, brewed from best Nelson hops and sugar. Ring ’phone 6. ODD Sport Coats to be cleared at discounts of 4s to 6s in the £. — At Campbell’s Sale. _____ Y\T ASHED Without Rubbing!— »’ “Easy Alonday” Laundry Help does it. Packets Is. Lasts 8 weeks. All grocers. FOR SALE OR TO LET. (IOR SALE— Nearly 700 Acres, river , flats and plnughable hills, all in, rasp and crop; carry 2 sheep per, 3 re easily.—Full particular* from J. , odrig Witty, 78 Lowe Sv- —■ hone 1 >96. I MOTORISTS Everything for a, AI Alotor Car, from a grease cap to 1 a Alascot, obtainable at Ormond s | Garage. Try- j

MOTOR CAR BARGAIN. "IT' OR SALE—NEW MODEL JEF- *- FREY, very little used; owner going in for small car. Will sacrifice. POVERTY BAY GARAGE. I HAVE BUYERS WAITING —FOR— A BOUT 100 to 150 ACRES, hill or fiat, handy. TTOUSE, 6 or 7 with Section Ll planted, Wlhataupo'ko. 'NTEAT LTTTLE COTTAGE, Wliataupoko, in OR 15 ACRES, good flats, unfloodable, suitable market garden. A BOUT 1000 ACRES, handy country. Owners Communicate at once with— C. G. BLOORE, 72 LOWE STREET. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS, IMPORTANT j^OTTCE. —JUST LANDED — A SHIPMENT OF rpASMANIAN fJARDWOOD, Suitable for Farm Gates, Sheep Yards, etc. This Timber is almost unprocurable now, and anyone wanting s‘‘ine would do well to book r na.r orders'early. Prices and Particulars on ap'j'ication. C. AICKXN & SON, TIMBER MERCHANTS. M. C. WALKER, ’Phone 69- Managing Director. GEO. SMITH, WATER DIVINER. SUCCESS EVERY/ TIME. NO FAILURES. OUAD THIS TESTIMONIAL, which CL i s ono 0 f many ieceived ; :— “I liiave pleasure in certifying that the Poverty Bay Fanners’ Meat Co., Ltd., engaged you to locate a suitable site for putting down one of the main wells at tlicir-works, and 1 have to say that the well was put down at the site suggested by you, and lias proved very satisfactory, as the company is obtaining a very valuable supply of water from this well.” ' ’Phone No, 2