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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10957, 27 April 1907, Page 3

WANTED— Good General (other help kept). — Apply, by telephone, Airs i Watson, Linbiu-n, Waimata. 874 W" ANTED— Good General Servant.— Apply Mis Bloomfield, Childers | road. 813 WANTED— A smart Girl, to assist m waiting.— Apply Miss Cuff, Geisha Roonis. 910 WANTED— Girl Apprentices for the Tailormg.— Apply Herald. • 949 WANTED — Housemaid, for Repougacre Station. Good wages. — Apply Manager. 985 WANTED— Morning Governess, from 9 to 12, for two girls, aged 12 and 15.— Apply P.O. Box 40, Gisborne, stating qualifications and salary required. 931 WANTED— Work, by young man, m 1 the Whataupoko or Mangapapa district.— Apply "T.G.," Herald. 901 WANTED— A practical Gardener, for one or two days a week. — C. A. DeLautour, Kaiti. 899 WANTED— A thoroughly competent : Second Cook.— Masonic- Hotel. 969 W ANTED — Post-Card Collectors to come and inspect our new stock; over 5000 to choose from. — H. Rowell. Gladstone road. 839 WANTED Housemaid, • Youths, B -smellers, Oowu.oy, Cook elderly Housekeeper, Married Couples, Packman, Fencer, Ladyhelps. Nursery Governess, General. Waiting engagements : M. Couples, Packman, Fencer, • Ladyhelps. — J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED-J_an~and Woman Cook. Good wages. — Apply Geo. Smith's Regisfcry___ ■ WANTED, to rent— House, with few acres Land, Mangapapa or Whataupoko.— -Kerr arid Carter. 449 vT^TANTED, to purchase— Second-hand '• VV Sliiicklock Range, to fit 3-foot fireplace.— Hi Binnie, Ormond. __ 961 WAN£gJ__>, by' two, young gentlemen— Dancing. Tuition. — Apply, stating terms, to. "Dancing," Herald Office. 975 WANTED — First-class Sheep Country— 6oo acres, 1000 acres, 3000 acres. Buyers with cash waiting.— Kerr and Carter.. 449 WANTED KNOWN^f hat for PostCard, of Gisborne views, both c6lored and black and white, H. Rowell's stock is" unsurpassed.— Gladstone road. BOUND— The most' beautiful" "selection of Post-Cards ever offered to the public at H. Rowell's, Gladstone road. TjiOß SALE— One Heifer (quiet and JL ' good), close to calving.— -Apply C. O. Erickson, Whataupoko.; 971 PiOR SALE— Goodwill of Lease (nine years .to run, with renewal) 140 acres, with large Furnished House; rent £75 ; 17 miles from town.— Ogilvy and Co., Union Bank Buildings. ; 881 FOR SALE — One good Heifer (near calving) .-^-Apply T. "Harding,- opposite Ken way's, Ormond road. 943 FOR SALE— 35 acres, with 6-roomed .House 3£ miles from town ; £33 per acre.— Ogilvy and Co., Union Bank Buildings. 881 FOR SALE — Three-quarter-acre Corner Section, Kaiti, 300 ft frontage, 20 minutes from Post Office. Price, £120. — Ogilvy and Co., Union Bank Buildings. pOOD NEWS ! Country",, people 1 OT Cowell, thu Verandah Pictureframer m Derby street, frames pictures while you wait. Just try him. 933 HOUSE to Let, 5 rooms, bath.— Apply City Buffet Fruit Shop. 965 LOST : — ' Gold Medallion, containing ' photos.— Finder rewarded on returning to Herald Office. 979 LOST, Tuesday afternoon— Gold-mount-ed Hair Comb, on or near Waikanae beach.— Reward at Herald Office. 921 LOST, m Gladstone road— A carter's Whip. — Finder rewarded on returning to Mackrell and Colley. 895 ORMOND. — For, . Sale: Eight acres Rich Land, 1 aero orchard, well fenced and watered, close to railway and school, with 6-roomed House, buggy-sh-d, and all conveniences. Price, £5o0; easy terms can be arranged.— Ogilvy and Co. , Union Bank Buildings. ' ' -881 j? 0 1 fl S WEEKLY made by Good £>4i IU "Canvasser. -Trade taught; £10.— "Bonafide," Herald. . t 953 GQtJK for 3 acres j 5-roomed House, oC OI _» bath, pantry, stabling, two miles from town, on Main Road.— J. Peekover and Co. . " 909 SPORHN<^~~SI_ASON. — Cartridges, Powder, Shot, and Caps. "Bonax,'" tne cartridge that kills all others; try them. New Club Cartridge 9_ 6d 100.— At J. McKee's. 955 TAKEN by mistake from Whinray's Hall on Friday, 19th— Lace Scarf.— Please exchange at Herald.. 888 miEN'SHILLINGS Reward. — Lost, a X Bar Brooch, with single large opal. —Finder will receiye. above reward on re turning -to Mrs Grant, Childers road. TVO LEl\-S'Cmm7Btable) with two X loose bdXes.— Address' "Z.," Herald Office. y ;'\ 956 TO LET— Six-roomed House, Aberdeen road, opposite Hospital. — Apply to Chrisp and Coleman, solicitors. 390 TYPEWRITING neatly and correctly executed. Circulars addressed. Casual clerical assistance by the hour or day.— V. W. Garrad, Good's Buildings. .EASEHOLD SHEEP RUN.— £IOOO i cash will buy 1800 acres (carry' 1£ sheep per acre). A rare chance for an energetic man.-^-Kerr and Carter. 449 IF m quest of Footwear, you cannot -dn better than inspect the stock of H. J. Andrew, who is showing something Special m Good Solid English Leather, which cannot be beaten, s. 894 17IOR YOUR BABY."— White Beaver . Coats and Capes. Very special purchase of a lot of samples; beautiful .quality J -great bargains. Prices from 6s lid. — Melbourne Cash, the Cash Drapers. SAVE MONEY by. buying for spot cash special job lines m. Dresses 6s lid (tor 6yds double-width), Cretonne doublewidth B|d, heavy Quilts (largest size) 5s lid, 6s lid.— Only at Mark Way's, the Ready-money Draper. T~EASEHdLD — SHEEP RUN.— £I3OO, '_L_f will buy a good little Coast property, carrying 1200- sheep.— Kerr and Carter. ALTERATIONS having been completed, H. J. Andrew has now on view the best selection .of Boots and Shoes m Gisborne. Comparison invited. . 894 WM7~PETTIE. AND CO.— MiUinery Department is now under new management. Ladies can rely upon their orders being properly executed. W" M~PETTIE AND CO. — Dress Department : The very latest things m Dress Materials are bemg opened up daily. ' . - . . . ; M. PETTIE AND CO. — Dress Department is always well up-to-date. Inspection .invited, or write for patterns. ILDISH, Saddler aiid Harness Maker, Peel street, exchanges New Saddlery and Harness for second-hand. WANTED— Smokers to try DERBY Tobacco, m the new 2oz tins. It's splendid. TYXO BUgH CONTRACTORS.— Wanted, X Men to understand that money saved is money made. .Dungarees 2s lid, Bush Rugs 3s lid, -Flannels 2s Tld, and so forth. — Only at Melbourne Cash. - . LANNELETTES. — Cream, piiik^ white, imd fancy stripes, heavy 4s lid doz., extra heavy 5s lid doz., Roslyn Flannels 10£ d yard, single-bed Blankets 10s 6d, double-bed 15s.— Only at Mark Way's. '-..,• NE POUND spent at Mark Way's will purchase goods to the value of 30s of any booking shop. Bj? wise, and save money by purchasing at-Mark Way's, the Ready-riioriey Draper. . T7l OR 1 bALE— A • nice River Frontage to Jj Waimata Rfaer, with'T'2 acres land (partly hill), only J835 per acre. Bargain. — Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. WANTED K-JOWN.— The good thing !' at last— DERBY Tobacco^ m 2oz tins and plugs. Try it. ' fl X A A " TERMS; —liiodern 6-roomed obt/UU House, first-class kauri, 7 minutes from post-office ; Childers road, Corner Section, garden, etc.— Apply at once to W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. . LADIES' JACKETS, newest tweeds, only 12s 6d, Maids' Coat 6 from 8s 6d Golf Jerseys 6s lid, Ladies' Blouses 2s . lid, Flannel Blouses 4s lid.— Cash only, at Mark Way's. ASY TERMS for 6-roomed Dwelling, Ballance street, Whataupoko; large rooms, modern conveniences, telephone, up-to-date outbuildings, nice grounds ; price £825.— -Apply W. Lissant Clayton. UIJTOMERS,— Kindly note that Mark Way House does entirely a Cash Trade, without exception,- on the smallest paying profit. THINKING of your Wants, we liave just imported a huge lot of 1s Towele; splendid value; also, grand White Twill Sheeting Is 2d, Table Damasks ls 3d. — Melbourne Cash. FOR Bronchial Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure; ls 6d and 2s 6d. ■ POST-CARD PHOTOS. — Send us a photo of yourself, and we will send you on receipt of 5s one dozen beauti-fully-finished Post-Cards. Samples sent on receipt of stamped envelope.— Ellerbeck Studio. . ERSONAL.— The Public are requested to call on J. D. Kelley and inspect liis latest importations of Pictures and Framing. " TTENNESSY FOR BOOTS. Cleanser Soap, the housewife's friend, Needs no words it to defend; Trials prove, as you all know, ' It washes clothes white as "snow. '. -'-'/-.- First the copper, then* the tub in,*V r Little work, "with slight rubbing; 'The washing's done, oh 1 bliss sublime, And well done, too, m half the time.