WANTED. TE RATA BUY YOUII FRUIT AND CON FECIT ONKRY FROM US Also ICE CREAM and SOFT DRINKS. MRS. E. HEAD, 'Phono ,515. Proprietress. WANTED. WANTED by Two Competent Carpenters, Alterations or Repairs. Nothing too large nor too small. Town or country. Prices reasonable. Fly doors a speciality. Ring ’Phone 1477, \\T ANTED Immediately. Bxperi- * * enced Waitress,'town hotel; permanent.—Polytechnic Registry. 1706. AA7 ANTED at Once.—An Elderly . Man to work in garden; good home.—Apply personally or by letter to P. Clark, Opotikl. XAJ ANTED.—Radiator, Ford car, 1917-24 model. Price and particulars.—Radiator, Times. ® AA7ANTED.—Five ’Carpenters, counr ’ try job; three months’ work.— Apply Labor Department, Gisborne. TATANTED—Cowboy, 30/- per week. - —<Phone 33K Tolaga Bay. pQMPETENT Woolcla#ser, English, Continental, Colonial experience, open for Engagement.—'Apply “Woolclasser,” Gisborne Sheepfarmers’, Tolaga Bay. TAT ANTED.—Boaid and Lodging, ' ’ young man; single room, soft washing, mending, telephone. Use of motor shed preferred.—Central, Times Office. A AT ANTED.—Ploughman-Waggoner, ’' 3 months’ work.—Ring -54, Tolaga Bay. WANTED.—For Mot'u Hotel, Ex * ' perienced Waitress.—Ring 35, Motu. AAr ANTED.—2 Waitresses, town ’ ' hotel; 2 Housemaid-waitresses ; and 4 Cook-generals.—Apply Te Rata. ’Phone 515. WANTED.—Good Hotel Cook near ' " town ; Housekeeper, country, 30/-. —Polytechnic. WANTED—Position for good Alan ’ ' Cook, good breadbaker. technic. ’Phone 1706. TAf ANTED, by young married lady '' with girl of school age.—Board in refined family.—Apply “D” Times Office. TAT"ANTED. —Four competent Cook- ’ Generals, two at 30/-, 35/- and £2, good homes; good Farm Hand, 30/-; Cowboy, and Cook, near town; married couple, £3, no children, good home; Cook and Housemaid for Hastings, 30/- each, fare_ paid.— Wall’s Registry. ’Phone 1407. WANTED—Gentleman Boarder; washing and mending; use- of car shed.—Apply Times. WANTED to Rent—House with 4 ' ' or 5 acres handy to town. — Apply “Times.” "WANTED—IS - passenger Sedan ’ * type ’Bus. —Full details _ and lowest cash price to Box 32 Hamilton. WANTED—Pigs and Poultry. ' ' Highest prices given.—• Hampton’s. ’Phone 271. WANTED KNOWN. T ADDERS Mended in Ladies’ Silt H Stockings; satisfaction guaranteed. Also Hemstitching, 5d per yd. —“Beehive,” Hamilton.
■VTEW Supplies of The Sheik, Mrs. Hull’s great desert novel of love and passion; 1/3 each.—Eastwoods Book Store. TTEMSTITCHING—We have two -*-*• Machines—one for Sheets, etc.,~ and one for Silks, etc. Orders promptlv executed —Platten s, Palace Bldgs. "Tel. No. 1185. "WHAT shout a £2O Diamond Ring » » lor £10? You can get it now at A. Stoneham and Co.’s Colossal Halfprice Sale. CiD EACH.—Hundredth Chance J (Dell); Seven Secrets (Le Queuix; Incredible Honeymoon (Nesbitt); lo Love (Peterson). —Eastwood’s Book Store. WJRY support outside competition? “ G.B.C. Bacon, local grown pigs cured locally, secured First Place at the'Auckland Show. QD EACH.—(Reef of Stars (Stao poole); Anthony Wilding (Sabatini. Afterwards (Hamilton). —Eastwood’s Book Store. WE Stock a large range of Cane' and Seagrass Prams, etc. Country Clients assisted with freights.— Pram House. QD EACH.—Woman in It (Rita); Dummy Hand (Rhodes); Sandy of Oro (Grimshaw); Little Blue Pigeon (Hales). —Eastwood’s Book Store. TXT ANTED Known—Shine-Glass the * * wonderful window cleaner 1/3. — Obtainable only at Pram House, 309 Gladstone-rd. ’Phone 1646. , TTJST look at this. I have bought one of A. Stoneham and Go’s £5 10s Gold Watches for £2 IoS. Plenty more there and all at Halfprice. 1 COOTS Wha Hae—Call at Carnarvon St. Butchery for your Black and White Puddings.. The real McKay. QD Each—Detective, Love, Mystery, d Historical Novels; 100 titles by leading authors.—Eastwood’s Book Store. rpAKE TJ .0. for Constipation and all 1 Bowel Troubles; 2/6 a jar.— Boss, Chemist, Peel-st., Gisborne. POLITE Service—Courtesy our Mottjj>.—Carnarvon St. Butchery, ’Phone Mo. . i ’PHONE 1655 for quotes for Fly [ Doors and Windows. Any class of Jobbing Work.done at Reg. Humphreys, next Cave Bros. , ryOR local Chefs (say our Sausages V ;a . c the best.— -Carnarvon Street Rutchery. ’Phone 505. TTETTLES, Kettles. We are overH stocked. Clearing at 6/-, 9/, and 10/6 each— Humphrey’s. T>UY Hampton’s “Summit” mild " cured Hams and Bacon. *' PEG HUMPHREYS, next Cave Bros., Gladstone Road, for Highbock Chairs, 23/6; China Cabinets from £5/10/ —’Phone 1555.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10413, 21 October 1927, Page 1
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