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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14048, 19 July 1916, Page 1

Advertisemnts appearing In this oolumn I if not prepaid, will be booked am j charged tariff rates. All enquiries m referenoe to Notices ap pearing m this Column must be aooom panied by the Number of the Adver ttßement. Telephone enquiries must fai made .on 'Phone 527. Written Enquiries In referenoe to Adver tisements appearing m these Column must be accompanied by Stamped Ad dressed Envelope to ensure reply. WANTED- Message Boy.— A^phT^l Herald OfliceY_ WANlp>-A"Man, ; to milk, garden, and chop wood; must be sober.— •Apply 1. B. Spence, Whatatutu. 506 WANTED-^-A capable Gardener.Apply T. B. Spence, Whatatutu. 505 WANTED— Young Lady, for reception room; must be ladylike; one able to play piano preferred.— Apply to Mrs Keliand, Adams' Buildings, 11 to 5. 518 WANTED— A Ladyhelp, or young Girl, for housework. — Apply Miss Alymer, Bailance Street. 519 T^TTANTED — Ladyhel£~for country rV • (Motu) ; wages 26s per week. — Apply 126 Sheehan Street. 524 \X7ANT_D-_1 --Girl or W___7"to. M - '' _—. s '«<>-— Apply . Dominion Hotel. 623 'Y7n r SANT_D--A steady Man ; must be J.V { !r° , to miik - — A PP'y K. Law, Bridge Hotel. 'Phone 988 D. 486 ; '\XrANTED— A Cook-General; house- „;.*.' mai «. kept.— Apply Mrs J. W. Wihiams, Fitzherbei-t Street. 491 WANTED. — Competent ~ Carpenter „ wailts wol 'k.— Apply No. 13, Herald Office. 522 ■TX7AN_I3D— Woman, to^leiiP'and tt' wash, two afternoons 'a week. — Apply Mrs J. F. Jeune, 388 Gladstone Road. .- .. 614 WANTED— Good Woman Cook7"for tt . \ } lofcu H,otel > ' a a s 4ob*— Apply Hotel Coronation, Thursday or Friday. .495 WANTED— A young Woman, to do light -housework -'and. mind two children; near town; one child not ob- }%¥* «;~ Apply "8.R,,» Tamarau Post Lltice, Wainui Road. 458 WANTED— Two -or three Scrub-cut-ters ; also _ Shepherd. — Apply Bennett and Sherratt. 461 ANTED, for Coast station— Shep- ' herd; good wages, and found m horses; also CWboy, to, millc. and make himself generally useful.— Apply W. G. Cuthbert, 82 Russell St. TelJ 844. 470 WANTED— Respectable young Girl, to make herself useful— Mrs Jowers, 153 Gladstone Road. 469 LADIES' Tan and BlackTßiding Boots,' . iss.— Clayton's Pioneer Shoe Store. .; '_ ■■'•■.■■ .. , 494 WANTED — Furnished Itpom, for young man; breakfast and meals Sunday ;. must bo. quiet place.. State terjns.-_.pply 14, Herald Offioo. 521 WANTED— A good tenant fo"r~Fur- / nished House and land.— Apply J. Todrig Witty, 78 Lowe St. WILL the person who removed from Scottish Hall Magic [Lantern? m brown leather caso, on or about June 21, kindly return same to Archdeacon Packe, the Vicarage, Cobden "Street. Y Y 455 ; TpOR S A LEr— Two^strong young Hacks -L ' and Harness Horses, £7. and £8 g± c h___g_ son » G 'Stably Loye Mr <)*97 TpOR SALE— Mangolds.— Apply to' .B. -L SteggaiJ, carb Williams and Kettle, Limited. 468 FOR SALE — Houseful df Furniture, including piano and gent's bicycle ; buyer option of renting house. —. Apply Lewis, Makaraka. „.'-' - 473 IF you want good, tender Meat" deli vered m town, try Machell and Russell. V I OST, between Alangapapa and Hos--4' pital — • Leather Purse, containing eight £l_yotes.r- Apply Herajd. 476 LOST, tfrom Mangapapa — A dark brown Golding, 3yrs old, shod all round, rope round nock. Reward £1. — Finder please communicate with; A. Hansen, Mangapapa. ; 520 LOST, between To Ran College and 1 Score Street — Round Blue: Enamel Brooch. Finder rewarded.— Apply office of this paper. 516 LOST; by li|ftle girl, Saturday morning—A Silver Nellie ' Stewart Bangle, between Palmerston Road and Wlia. taupoko.— Reward at Herald. 448 LOST, Gladstone Road, Saturday — I Baby's Silver Rattle, with name and date.— Apply Herald. - 463 T Cheque No. 23/304, for £75~3s iJ-V sd. dravyn by New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., lon 21st June, 1916, on Union Bank of Austraia, m favor of J. Brown ; payment of same has been stopped. 4& MACHELL &' RUSSELl_~giv7"little credit, but. big valuo. T*7_AT OH! WHAT OH "People's YV Caife just opened. ■ 511 WANTED— Buyers for 2 second-hand , Gigs, £8 and £9 ; also Americaji Buggy, £10.-nlCrebs and- Co. (late Graham and Krebs). G Q> 10/- — ■ That is the prioe of a renooW \J vated Bicycle at The Boom Works. You will get several years' good work out of this machine. HANDY "BOOKS "for~ll trades 1/6, posted 1/9 ; Lees' Priceless Recipes, Beginners' Guide to Carpentry, The Modern Light Car, Photography Simplified. — Thomas Adams. SOLDIERS' Writing Companions, price 6d each; ; leather bound, 2/- and 3/6. Money Belts 4/6, 6/6, 8/6, Testaments and Bibles 1/6 to 4/6 each. New stocks at Thomas Adams': POPULAR'NOVELS at 1/6 eaoh, posted 1/9— Edge Beyond (Gertrude Page), T. Tembarom, Secret Seaplane (Guy Tliomes), O'llenry's Short . Stories, etc. '; lists pogtod on application. — Adams. MECCANO— Fulfstocks'of this spleudidinventive ganio now m. The Inventors' Outfit is the latest addition to the series ; price 10s. All Meccauo parts m stock. 7— Thos. Adams, Sole Agent. • WE aro still selling our 400-page Writing Pad for 1/3 at. The People's Emporium, opposite Rosie's. CT~QL\'AK- THREE SPECIALS— \IX • lO •,/*- » Overcoats (Teddy-bear lined) 45/-, Knitted Ties 1/-, Mufflers 1/-. — The Working Men's Store, Peel Street. fTIKY tho Vacuum Co.'s method of X cleaning for carpets and upholstered furniture, etc. Thone 722. —W. Hodgson, Proprietor. . . "IXJANTKD — Buyer for second-hand V\ Farmer's Float, cheap; also 2 Gigs, £8 and £9.— Krebs and Co. (late Graham and Krebsl. . ' ANTED— Buyers for 2 second-hand Gigs, £8 and £9.; also American Buggy, £10. — Krebs and Co. (late Graham and Krebs). THE^ROY AL~ Se: f -filling~Fouiitain Pen posted free for 7s 6d ; 14 carat gold nib; every pen guaranteed. — Thomas Adams, pole Agent. m ~ CjT/V CORDUROY ~ TROUVT»r>.^._.» SERS, m Men's 7/6, Boys' 4/11, Breeches 12/6.— Faulds (the man you know), Peel Street. F™ ARR"an"d~ H AUid^ BesTMusic, Best Pianos, . Best Gramophones, Best Kecorda: Be.«<t Musio Carriers. WANTED Known — Dressmaking doric promptly and up-to-date al Mrs .leffrpya, Redstonea' Buildiiigs, l.owt Street.