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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10450, 3 December 1927, Page 1

WANTED. ; “TE RATA” npHE only SHOP in New Zealand 1 1 where you can buy —‘ ‘ CA It AMINTS”- = —‘ ‘O A It A M I N T S ’ ’— - Try them to-day— They last longer. WANT E D. WANTED by Two Competent ; Carpenters.—Alterations or Repairs. Nothing too large nor too small. Town or country. Prices rea- | sonable. Fly doors a specialty. Ring ’Phone 1477. WANTED.—A good young Hunt- ’ ' away Sheep Dog. Must be thoroughly broken.—Apply Common, Shelton & Co., Ltd. T \T ANTED.-—Barman. Apply Or- ’’ mond Hotel. AA7 ANTED.—Canvassers of either 1 ' sex to represent new Home journal in Gisborne and surrounding districts on a sound commission basis.—Apply P.O. Box 21/2, \Vc-U/».-ton. A A 7ANTED.—Man Cook for Te Rata ' ' out Station. —Apply Gaukrodger, Whatatutu Bureau. i WANTED.—Unfurnished Room or ’' Bach, private entrance preier- • red; handy to town ; state terms.— , Apply “50/’ Times Office. AA7ANTED. —Cook-general, country, ' * 30/-, housemaid kept; Girl, easy place, 25/-, country; 2 Cowboys, 25/and 30/-. Positions wanted for Two Housemaids; useful Girl, 2 friends, same place; and 2 Married Couples. Also, Female Cook and Man Cook. Also to Let, Furnished House £'2, all conveniences, near town.—Wall’s Registry. ’Phone 1407. \\T ANTED.—Two Cowboys; Cook- * ’ general for town; Cook-general for countrv.—Applv Te Rata. ’Phone 515. AA7ANTED Known.—Special Busiy ’ ness Men's Lunch, 1-2 daily, 2/6; best in town. —Masonic Hotel. WANTED.—HoteI Cook, country. * * £2 los ; Cook, sleep home; Elderley /Man, easv place; Cowboy; Cookgenerals; Girl learn cooking; Houseparlormaid, same place.—Polytechnic. 1706. AA7 ANTED.—Gentlemen ’ ' 254 Chiklers-rd. Boarders. — AA7 ANTED.—Board with private * ' family by married coupie, without children. —Apply Times. T\f ANTED .—Live Crayfish, Flatfish. ' ’ —Hawkings’ Fish Shop, Ormond Road. ’Phone 836. • TA7ANTED.—Pigs and Poultry. The '' highest prices given.—Hamp--1 ton’s. ’Phone 271. TA7ANTED Known. —Special Busi- ’’ ness Mens Lunch. 1-2 daily, 2/6; best in town. —Masonic Hotel. A LTCE, —Put vour bat on, and let us go around to The Home of Industry in Carnarvon Street, whore those children’s, beautiful Rocking Chairs. Recking Horses, and useful household goods are made on the premises by A. Hawes. QIT CATION Wanted.—Lady, some knowledge poultry, would give three months’ work without salary on well organised poultry farm lor sake of experience. Strong and capable. —Apply No. 6, Times Office. WANTED.—Young Girl 16. Ccun- ’ ' try, milk one cow. Wages 30/-. —Apply “7i5,” Times. TA7 A NTFjD—Pigs and Poultry. ’' Highest prices given.—'Hamilton’s. ’Phone 271. WANTED KNOWN.AA 7ANTED Known.—Special Busimss A lens Lunch, 1-2 daily, 2/6; best in town. —Masonic Hotel. A DIAMOND Ring in time saves Pounds—if you buy it at Stoneham’s, Jeweller. AATANTED Known. —Big reductions * ' in Prams and Pushchairs. Wholesale prices.—Only at Pram House, opposite Archie Kirk ’Phone 1646. TXEMSTITCHING—We have two Machines—one for Sheets, etc., and one for Silks, etc. Orders promptly executed—Platton’s, Palace Bldgs. Telephone No. 11S5. CHILDREN’S Annuals.—Big A.ssort merit of all Popular Books at Eastwood’s Book Store. i TdDERS Mended’in Ladies’ Silk D Stockings; satisfaction guaranteed. Also Hemstitching, 5d per yd. —“Beehive,” Hamilton. AA7ANTED Known.—Seagrass Doll s ' ’ Pram for Xmas from S/6. —Only at Pram House, opposite . Archie Kirk’s. ’Phone 1646. i Q.INGLE Bed and Wire Mattress. strong and nicely finished, 55/-. i —Hum prey’s. i T>EST Physical Training for Both > Sexes. —“The Daily Five Minutes,” by J. P. Muller; 50 illustrations and four charts. Suitable for i all ages; price 4/G. —Eastwood’s Book Store. ■>■ IT p is no doubt the Best Remedy i K\V* for Constipation; 2/6 a pur /-Rossi. Chemist. Peel-st.. Gisbor.n« • QD EACH.—Bars of Iron yDell) , - D Lif e ail( ] Erica (Frankau); Love i at Arms (Sabatini); Desert Dreamers (Rhodes). —Eastwood’s Book Stor* i RUY Hampton’s “Summit” mild 1 j cured Hams and Bacon. PHEAP Reading.—Best Novels bv i V Le pueux, Chesterton, and leading English novelists: 2/6, now reduc- : ed to If-. —Eastwood’s Book Store, cr. Gladstone-rd. and Derby-st. > "REST Lending Library in Town—- ) P 2,800 novels including all latest. » Two books' at time, 7/6 qr., 12/6 lialfc year, £l/2/6 year.—Eastwood’s Book Store. t ROOKS Worth Reading.—Martie b and Others in Rhodesia (Sheila Miedonaldj, Young Men in Love - (Michael Arlen), Out of the Ruins 1 (Phillip' Gibbs); each 6/-.—East-. - food’s Book Store. r. ——— v :*7“ V TATHY support outside competition? rt ’ G. 8.0. Bacon, local grown pigs r cured locally, secured First Place at ’ the Auckland Show. • YVUR EASY Payment System make'' ) dull homes bright and bright U homes brighter.—TVebVs, Giadetory Road.