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j -TTtTANTED — An Apprentice to the j VV/ Tailoring trade. — Apply G. Hall, l_ Gladstone Road. 49/ WANTED — Woman, for cleaning, i onoe week. — Apply Mrs Lawless, s Kaiti. \ ■ 494 ANTED— A Cook.— Apply Mrs A. J R. Gatland, High School residence, Desmond Road. 400 WANTED— A young Man, to assist i generally.— Apply Royal Hotel. . 496 WANTED, by young lady — Board and . Lodging m private family.— Apply "Homely," this office. ab6 WANTED— Young Man (town) ; must ! understand gardening, also, general work; excellent home for suitab;e person.— Apply Mr Bull, care William*, and Kettle. 488 WANTED, to sell — Genuine B.S.a. Racing Bike. — Appiy, any evening, 259 Clifford Street. Mb WANTED — Assistant; must carry i good credentials. — Apply sharp, W. M. Vautier. 400 ANTED— GirI, for washing up.- --* Apply at once, Mrs Wootton. WANTED — Work, gardening . or, i. Uardener and Caretaker; good reference.— Apply Herald Offlce. 481 WANTED, immediately— Competent .' General, for the country ; 2t>s per week.— Apply Traill Bros, and Co., Peel Street. 482 WAN TED— Two respectable Board- • ere, 'm private : family. — Apply 307 Palmetston Road. 486 *\\T ANTED— A Gardener.— Apply E. VVj Steggall, Waipaoa Station. 445 W "ANTED— A Shepherd.— Apply J. j C. Graham, Glenroy. Telephone No. 447. F 412 ANTED — Good Bodice Hand.J Apply Miss Lunn, 318, "Hawkesbury," Palmerston Road. 428 ANTED— Work by day or contiract, i m town or country, by 2 competent Cai-penters and Joiners. Estimates given free.— Address : A. Gordon, this office. 433 ANTED— General or LadylWp.— • Apply Mrs H. Ford, Mangapapa. Telephone 576 (two rings). v 461 W "ANTED— Woman Cook, for Motu I Hotel— Apply Coronation Hotel. 450 ANTED— Three Navvies (waies lOs day), Married Couple, Woman for Station, and Station Hand. — George Smith, Hairdresser. ANTED, to rent, for good period— . Four or 5-roomed House, handy to town; moderate rental.— "A.," Herald Office. 449 WANTED, to sell— House and 3} acres, Cook Street. This place is cheap, and would cut up into splendid building sites. Do not miss it. Only &1151X— Hackett and Co., Land Agents. WANTED; to sell— House, corner~o! ■ Hall and Whitaker Streets ; every modern convenience; well laid out. Cheap, and easy terms. — Hackett and Co., Land Agents. 447 WANTED— Four Roadmen. — Apply J. Middleton, 616 Aberdeen Road. ; 458 TTTANTED— Pianoforte Pupils, ManVV J gapapa district. — Apply Herald Office. 434 WANTED — Kitchengirl, Waitress, Cook, young Girl, Married Couple, Ladyhelp, Housekeeper. Nursery Governess, Kitchenman (2Cte). Waiting engage, ment : Drive; - , Shepherd, Station Hand. — Traill Bros. . .7;,.* „- -> ness. Waiting > engagement: DMverj Shepherd, Station -3and. —Traill Bros. WANTED— Marri-d Couple, W6tai_n Cook (for strition, 255), Man (for station). — Q. Smith, Hairdresser. WANTED, for country — Lady, to help with children and sewing. — Apply No. 80, Herald Office. °4 WANTED — Housemaid, Cowboy, Generals, and Kitchenman. — Geo. Smith, Hairdresser. W'A_NTED— Two respectable perma- : nent Boarders ; comfortable' home. —Apply A. Whitaker, 156 Bright Street, next Cook Council Chambers. 489 WANTED— Two young men Boarders ; every comfort. — Apply at Herald. 96 WANTED— Horses, suitable for 'bus work, aged 6yrs or over. — Apply sharp, Bell Bros., Mangapapa. 416 WANTED, to Let — Four-roomed 1 House. Kaiti Esplanade; rent 12s. —Apply H. E. Hill. 491 WANTED, to Let — . Four acres of ' Land and 4-roomed Cottage, at Muriwai.— Apply 'Phone 232 (A rings). '_ 437 WANTED — JJuyers of Saddlery to inspect my stock before purchasin elsewhere. It means a saving to you. — Geo. Wildish. WILL person who lost money call at : Wootton's. Can. have same by paying for advertising. 471 WHY PAY MORE when you can obtain the same quality at less price at the People's Emporium, opposite Army Hall. 290 WANTED KNOWN.— We are direct i importers of all kinds of Farm Produce, and owners of horses will find our prices for feed cheaper than- elsewhere. Inspection invited. —D. S. "ITiompson and Co. ■ ' ■ BUY your, goods at the People's Emporium and save money* no two prices; all goods marked m plain figures.. Tj\OES your Lawn Mower cut or chew Xl/ the grass ?< Use one of our Mowers. Tliey < make the grass fly.?— Prime, Iron-, monger. RAHAM AND KREBS* Premier Coach Factory is the most up-to-date Coach Factory m Poverty Bay. A~ PURSE FULL of money is not required at "The Don ' Sale is on. Little money, goes a long way. 48 27' OR SALE, cheap— Six-roomed*. Houae, well built, all conveniences, lawn and flower garden ; owner leaving district ; no agents. — Particulars,' apply to "W.W.," Herald. 454 LOST, at Waerenga-a-hika Fete — Small 1 Handbag, containig pair of eye glasses. — Finder kindly return Herald. LOST, on • Monday afternoon, between Peel Street and Kaiti, or Gladstone Road — Turquoise Drop from Earring; also, Wednesday afternoon, between Whataupoko and Kaiti, part of Gold Neck Chain, with amber drops attached. , Reward. ---A. Zachariah. 478 LOST^Lady's — ~Gold ~~Brooch, large. ( light* color emerald m centre of heart* (mxich valued). Reward. — Herald. -T OST -j- Small Handbag, with purse J-_f and money, Gladstone or Roebuck : Roads. Reward. — 119 Roebuck Road. T OST— Black and white Shoep Dop LU (called "Boss"), between Bridge hotel and town. — Finder return Brown Masonic Stable**^ 411 BON MARCHE, the Reliable Store.Special shipment of Morley'p \ Hosiery, for Ladies and Children, just , arrived. See Children's Jerseys. * NEW Dress Materials.— Navy Sergt ls lld, Black Cashmere 2s, Tweed* (all shades) ls 3d, Delaines ls 4d, Vel- • veleens (all shades) ll£d. — Melbourne » Cash every time. __^_ WANTED KNOWN— J. D. TUSTTN Grpy Street, is the Cheapest and Be«t for House Painting. Paperincr. etc ' So'e Agent for the great BJ" 1 . Paints ! (_**" and sret a Color Folder' before pur ' chajnnK elsewhere. Large stocks of > PapeTS. Paints, Vanrnhen. etc *Tele No. MS.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12705, 7 March 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12705, 7 March 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12705, 7 March 1912, Page 1