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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10638, 14 April 1906, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. AT LANG'S.— Rubber Heels put on freo of charge to all buyers of Ladies' and Gents' Boots. Splendid lines of Boots arriving every week. Repairing at shortest notice, and cheapest in Gisbome. Try LANG'S opposite Morrison Bros. 251 WANTED KNOWN. — Horseowners, ; please note: F. H. Creamer, in thanking patrons lor past favors, begs to announce that ho lias re-coinmenced ousincss osi Farrier and General Smith, in promises .-formerly oceo-pied by him in Peel Street. In order to expeditiously cope with tho requirements of patrons, an extra Forge has been erected, by which means all work entrusted will be executed without delay. Only first-class, capable workmen employed. Ring up 297. 258 WANTED— Everybody to know that, on account of proposed alterations to shop and to make room for new goods shortly to arrive (direct from Home), the CLEARING SALE at FROMM'S BOOK ARCADE (late Crawford's) will be con tinued till APRIL 30th. All Fancy Goods, Toys, Box Stationery and Old Novels Avill be 6old at Cost Prices and Under. No Reasonable Offers will be Refused. 171 WANTED KNOWN. — Aow is the time to plant Bulbs. Choice assortment of Daffodils. Anemones, Crocus, Hyacinths, lxias, Spanish Iris, etc., etc. Splendid mixture of Daffodils at 5s per 100; 6s 6d post free. Collections made up al 2s 6d, ss, 10s, 15e, 20s, post free. Descriptive catalogue on application. — H. C. Gibbons and Co., Seedsmen, Gladstone -road, Gisborne. 53 WANTED-^Mariied Couple. — Apply T. Sherratt, Waiohika. 346 WANTED— Gill to assist, Housekeeper, Generals, Ladyhelps, GoA'erness. ' Waiting engorgement : Housemaid, Shepherd with dogs, Teamster, Groom, Statiou Hands.' — J. Peckover and Co. * . WANTED, immediately — A young Lady, for the Office; must be quick at figures. — Apply, by letter, to Miller and Liraig. „_ 370 WANTED — Ladyhelp, for six Aveeks; all general houeework ; must be good plain cook. Good wages to capable girl.— "Country,", Herald. _359 WANTED — Two Men, to scoop ; good wages to suitable men.— Apply J. Murphy, Waipiro Bay. 369 WANTED— A good Boy," to learn the trade.— -Apply to Joun Wm. Wade and Sons, Plumber, Peel street. 362 WANTED — A Governess. Good salary. Special advantages.-*— Apply Mrs Chrisp (Clirisp and Son's Music Warehouse). 363 WANTED, by experienced Married Couplo, without encumbrance — Sitixition on Station or Dairy. References. Open one week.: — Apply to 'M.J.,' Mafeking Boarding-house, Gisborne. 373 WANTED, for two or three months, irom Ist July — A Furnished House of not less than seven rooms.— John Coleman. 388 WANTED, to Let— Cottage, Lytton road. Villas, Aberdeen road, gas, bath; Ormond road, with bath, orchard. — J. Peckover_and Co. 339 ANT___rto~Sell — Light, Do_bleseated Phaeton, Horse and Harness; trial given. — Apply to F. S. des Barres. 544 WORK for 30 Bushmen; also, for General and Housemaid. — Apply G__ Smith's^ Registryv -599 ANTED KNOWN— To-night. Fried Flounders and Oysters, Federal Supper Rooms. What is nicer than a good Flounder and Chips? 387 BRAKE Avill leave Railway Stables on MONDAY night ' ior Ormond Dance. j 391 CHEQUE signed by B. Hollier, payable -to change for £50, lost toduy by Rewi Tukaka. _392 DON'T THROW AWAY big money on Treadle Sewing Machines, but call and inspect the "Sterling," direct from NeAV York manufacturers. Price, £6 cash. Terms arranged. — London Piano and Music House. — J. H. Gittos. IpiffiSH~"OYSfEßS~*lit Chilton's.. Telephone 33i. 368 Tjl OR " SALE— Good Hack~and~ Buggy J. Horse; also. Single-seated Buggy. — Apply G. McDonald, Bushmere. 386 FOR SALE — Quarter-acre Section, in town, House with six rooms and one outhouse. Principals only. — Apply Herald_Office. 341 J McKEE'S is the Cheapest House in ■ Town tor White Rose Kerosene, 100 degrees test. Two shipments just lauded. _ 348 J PECKOVER & CO., Land Agents, • offer For Sale — Small Slieep Station, Homestead and outbuildings, near Gisborne. — Apjjfly at Office. 340 KING OF ALL Baking Powder is ' THE BEST. Try it ; ls 6d lb tin,, ilb tins 10d.— At J. McKee's. 347 , LOST, from Makaraka, a Aveek ago — ' Black ' and tan Sheep Pup; TQs xeWard.— Return to Makamri Store; 328 , LOST, at Makaraka, on -Tuesday night, One black and tan Dog, Avith collar and chain ou neck, collar stamped "Wai- ' pipi.'i-rßeward .ou ..information to W. Bright, Tc Karaka. 332 LOST— Fox Terrier Pup, black head, ( black spot on side. — Finder rewarded on returning' to F. H. Creamer, Peel street. , . _ 385 J? Q iXC. fl WILL purclias'e Property ( d&uOUU and 1500 Sheep.— Apply , 1.L.A., Lowe street. 282 SEWING MACHINES. — When about to purchase, don't fail to inspect the "Sterling" Treadle; simple, easy-running, . and durable. Price, £6 cash. Terms ar- , ranged. — London Piano and Music House. ! —J. H. Gittos. ' TWO "SHOPS to Let, Gladstone road, ' in Clayton's Buildings (one brick). — Apply Clayton Bros. 345 ■ ■ ii >**i*i^*.-m+**^**—<m+mmmmmmm*mmmm^mmaa**mmammmmia_—\ OUR SHOWROOM is worth a visit. Large and Well-Selected Stock, at Lowest Possible Prices. — Mark Way House. -Pl'finfl DO WN willlmrchase a 1 cW IUUU first-class Dairy Farm i of 60 acres, handy to town. — Apply W. Lissant Clayton. . ■ * * WANTED KNOWN. — Just opened for the coming Avinter, Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes (light and heavy), Goloshes, Felt Slippers, Bath Slippers, Evening Shoe?, in choice variety. Prices all right.— J. D. Harries, near firebell. NEW - SHIPMENTS of Ladies' and - Gents', idso Children's, Boots and Slices. A splendid assortment of Felt Slippers in all sizes. Ladies' Evening Shoes and Gent3' Court Shoes. Prices \ to suit everyone at Rosie's Boot Store, Gladstone road. 70 TYLISH JACKETS 9s Ud, Ready-to- \ wear Felts (newest shapes)' 5s lid, Infants' Caslunere Dresses 4s lid, Furs ls lldjiud 2s lid.— Mark Way House. IF you Avant to build, £10 down will put you in possession of Sectioii ten minutes' walk from town. — Lissant Clayton. .*■•■.'. FOITTHE LADIES.— I have a splendid selection of Ladies' Glace Boots and Shorn; must be cleared. — At Andrew's. ILDISH, Saddler and Harness ' Maker, Peel street, exchanges New Saddlery and Harness for second-band.. WANTED KNOWN.— T.~Gr Lawless has for sale-r-Sections from £50, on exceptionally easy terms, in town, Kaiti, amd elcewhere. - WANTED KNOWN— THAT all tobacconists sell GOLDEN EAGLE Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, in TWO-OUNCE TINS._ 197 JUST OPENED — 20~ dozen '"Handy Man" Denim Troiwsers (best in the market), 3s , lid. — Eure and Ambridge, Economic. IVING away Boots, etc.— looo pain? . must be cleared, to make room for goods arriving from manufacturers direct. —At Andrew's. 969 NEW VILLA (five minutcs 7^ from bridge) for immediate Sale, on easy terms; every convenience. 'Low-price.*— W. Lissant Clayton. ' DRESS TWEEDS.— A choice selection in New Autumn. Designs, 8s lid tlie dress. Don't miss them. — Mark Way House. ,*-*.* WM. PETTIE & CO. are now opening ■ up some special and exclusive designs in Dress Lengths (really choice goods). WMTI^fTIE & CO. are now opening up their New Millinery — New Models, etc. — all specially selected. WMrPETT__7& C(X"a_*enow opening up their New Season's Jackets, Mantels, and Costumes. WANTED KNOWN— THE Famous GOLDEN EAGLE Tobacco is now sold in TWOOUNCE TINS, FLAKE CUT. Try it, EW* ZEALAND Blankets 13s lid, Bush Rugs 6s lid, Kaiapoi and Roslyn Flannels lOfd. The Cheapest House ill Town — Mark Way House. ON'T MISS this Opportunity of getting m a good stock of winter Boots, at prices that defy competition. — At Andrew's^ TjlOR SALE— 3-J acres L.1.P., with 6Jj roomed cottage thereon, Patutahi township. A bargain at £260. — T. G. Lawless, Agent.- : - -. , ' /(AAA ACREJ3, good bush country, I ptUUvl partly improved, good buildings, for Sale, at low price. — Particulars, apply W. Lissant Clayton. Tel. 220. F-LANNELETTES, in~Wiiite~Crcam, and Striped, excellent values," 4^d yard. Blousings Is 3d yard.— Mark Way House. ■■-.-*' FRENCH Dry Cleaning a Speciality^ : Panama Hats cleaned and blocked. All kinds Dyeing done.— City Dye Works. Telephone 306. FOR SALE— Two Dairy Farms, within four miles of town; both suitable for small farmer and handy to schools and creameries.— T. G. Lawless, Agent,