WANTED. TED.—Sewing oh any description.—Write “20,” Times Office. TED.:—Position C'ook. country hotel.—Apply “.101,” Times. w Told7ANTED' Known.—Disahied iers make Rose Leaves Boxes of 'IOOO for 1/6 (2d postage;, used at Weddings (as confetti). Also Copper and Brass Travs, etc. Help these men by buying their work.— Apply Secretary, C.A., Box 20, Ormond viJle. - \/WANTED Urgently. first-class ' ’ Tradesmen lor re-erecting fourroomed building, all in sections by roof; also twi. rooms, ‘bathroom, pantry, to be added. Contract or wages; country job.—Apply Royal Hotel. WOUND liadv desires Board and 1 Residence with private family, near town.—Apply “TOO,”’ Times. OTRAYED on my place six weeks ago Black Spaniel. Owner please will.—. Mrs. H. Baker. Malcaraka. POSITIONS Wanted for Two 1 ' perienced Married Couples, Exno children; Laundress; good useful Girl; Woman, with, child, country; Farm Hands; Cowboys; and experienced Shepherd, good dog team. Furnished Booms to Let. —Wall’s Registry, 325 Ormond-rd. Phone 1407. WA NTE D.—M iddl e-aged Don i esti c * ’ Help for country. —Apply Times. T ADY wants Passage to Wellington ; -* J willing share running expenses. —Apply Times. Of7ANTED. —Particulars of reason- ’ ’ ably priced House and Farm Properties for sale.—Frank M. On*. WANTED.— A good Tradesman.— Apply G. S. Vincent, 221 Glad-stonc-rd. "V AFANT ED for good tenants. —Fur- ' * nisnod and Unfurnished Houses. (Frank M. Orr, Estate Agent. YY J ANTED. —Probationer Nurse.— Apply Sis.or Brewer, Cobden-st. WANTED.—A Mill Blacksmith ’ ’ Apply Puddle’s Mull, Motuhorn. AAFANTED Positions m shops by ' * two young ladies, 6 and 14 months’ experience. Apply Times. AAFANTED. —Situation in good home ' ’ for girl, near 16; country preferred.—Apply ’phone 1578 M. AAFANTED —Share Milking (maeh- ' ’ ines) by family; two or three milkers.—Apply Times. r PO Shopkepers, Cartage Contractors, etc., End of Financial Year Balance-sheets and Income Tax lieturns Prepared at Reasonable Pates. Apply X.Y.Z., Times. WANTED.—(Young Man for Stock ' ’ and Station Work.—Ring R. Creswell, evenings. AAFANTED. Gentleman Boarder, ’ ’ washing and mending.—Address at Times. WANTED KNOWN. A LL Wool Colonial Blankets, grey, -“*. single bed size IP 6 and 22/6 pair.—Cash Stores. |7'IRK’S for Shop and Office Fittings and Whitney Windows. 3UO Gladstone Road. Phone 852. jARE : Steel Tanks, -very stror 400 gallon -£4,TO/-, 200 gal £3/10/-. —Cash Stores. LTUMPHRF.Y ’S SALE. Fadeless Casement Rose, blue and helio. 1/9. We lead otliers follow. LL Wool Colonial Blankets, white, L single bed size 23/6 pair, double d 35/- pair.—Cash Stores. prUMPHREY’S SALE. Bargains galore in every department. A ecord-breaking Sale. < THANKS.—Square Steel Tanks ; only ‘ a few in stock, 400 gallon £4 10s. 200 gallon £3 10 s.—»Cash Stores. pOR all Kinds Farm Maehinery and Implements, try Machinery Exchange. >EG. Humphreys for Blinds, Lino ■'* laid; all classes of Furniture lade to order; oountry customers reuve prompt attention. Phone 1565. lAFALLPAPERS. ' —i Big Bargains, ’’ good quality papers going at 1/per roll. Call at the Gisborne Wallpaper Depot next Vautier’s. PAINT, Good and Cheap.—Our 5gallon Drums at £4. 10s. take a lot of beating.—Gisborne Wallpaper Depot. r FAKE U.C. for Constipation and all Bowel troubles; 2/6 a jar.—ißoss, Chemist, Peel-st., Gisborne. TNSIST on a Genuine G. S. Floxo 1 Unbreakable Crystal for your watch. Will not change color. Any shape machine fitted at A. Stoenham and Co., Jewellers. Absolutely unbreakable. PARMERS. —Have your Pig cured ■*- by Expert at Okitu Bacon Factory, Mata w hero. Charges reason able. Satisfaction guaranteed. BOOK BOOK SALE SALE \TE\V 6/- Novels by Best. Authors 3/6, 3/6 novels 2/6. —Eastwood’s Book Store Sale. . ‘EW 2/6 Novels—'Wild West, Mystery, Detective. Love Stories, Inst writers ; 2/6 now 2/-.—Eastwood’s iok Store Sale: XfEW Full-length Paper-back Novels ■’ by Le Queux. Wallace, Doll. Nat Gould', etc. Hundreds to choose from. 7}d • each.—Eastwood’s Book Store SMc. QCHOOL Text .. till End of Sale.—Eastwood’s Book Store. UHOOL Exercises.—3d now 2d, pd now -id; penny rubbers 12 tor 6d, o-nenny rubbers 12 for 1/-.—East-od’s Book Store Sale. piITLDREN’S Books—Best School and Adventure Stories: heavily reduced in price.—Eastwood’s Book Store Sale. •, - .... JUVENILE Annuals—Chums. Boys’ Own Annual, Girls’ Own Annual 6/6 now 10/6, 8/- Annuals to 5/6, /- to 3/6. —Eas'tjjmod’s Book Store ale. ' EASTWOOD'S"”' BOOK STORE
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10565, 19 April 1928, Page 1
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