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W 'ANTED—A Cook-General. — Apply Herald Office. _lB9 WANTED— A Cook-General. Apply Sister Brewer, Palmerston Road. 178 DRESSMAKER, thoroughly competent, requires work, by the day. Evening or day dresses.—Write to ".Madam," this office. 183 YOUNG Returned Soldier, with good credentials, desires work, any description, for few days or longer.—Reply "Genuine," Herald. 180 WANTED —Locomotive Driver, with ticket. Motuhora Stone Quar. ries.—G. K. l'asley, Secretary. 193 WANTED— Position, as Plain Cook ■ or Ladvhelp.—Write No. 43. Herald. 159 WANTED Billet, by experienced Cook-Steward.—Apply Telephone No. 1007. M. 170 'ANTED—Capable Help, for small i y country house. —Apply Herald. 16<3 WANTED— A -Married Couple.—Ap • plv Mrs. 0. Gray, Waiohika. 113 ~V\) ANTED—Domesticated young Grrl, VV' to assist with housework; 15s.— Write "Country," care Herald. 156 WANTED Experienced Second Cook.—Apply Albion Hotel. 17. r WANTED.— Why wait weeks for 1 your Boot and Shoe Repairs. when we have all the latest machinery, and can give you the best service, at lowest prices?—Maloney's; only one ad dress, 62 Bright St., next British Em pire Stables. , 'Phone 1437. Number of Advertisement MUST BE QUOTED when enquiries are mad< relative to notice* Appearing In this Column Enquiries by letter MUST b« accompanied by ttana&vti addresser •nvelopti. / has a reputation for clever anci original work as a maker of Costumes Coats, Frocks, etc. Experience gained as a Cutter in English and Continenta 5 cities. Large range of patterns in stock, or bring your own material.—366 Palmerston Road. 'Phone 1185. GAS LIGHTERS light the gas instantly without matches; economi ca) and safe; 1/- and 1/6 each.—Parnell. Ltd., Ironmongers. COSIUME Factory and Manufactui ing Furriers.—Costumes and Coa Frocks, exclusive designs, of LadiesOwn Material. Costumes turned and re modelled. Alterations of every descrh tion.—No. 307 Childers Rd. Tel. 117' INECTO Hair Dyeing with Violet Ka treatment. Ladies' Boston Hai Cutting. Hair made up.—Mr ind Mrt Wood, Lowe St. 'Phone 267. WANTED Known All users o • Clapham's Herbal Remedies oai obtain fresh supplies locally from 11. M Choveaux, Adams' Buildings. 'Phon< 568, Box 203. BOARD wanted by Clerk; private family; handy to town preferred. —Apply 'Phone 994, or Herald Office. LOST, Te Karaka Tunnel Sheep Yard* —Fox Terrier Dog, black and tan head and ears, white body, black apott underneath ; 10s reward.—'Phone 172. 11. G. Tucker. Makauri. 166 I OSI Gold Wishbone Brooch, sev. ' • with pearls, between Disraeli St. and Post Office. Reward.—Apply ller-ald-Office. '--' 163 AiNIED, to Jto*t— Lady's Bicycle.— V V Ring Telephone 1602. 185 ED, to purchase—Cart; cheap. YV - —Write No. 44, Herald. 19£ LARGE Mirror for Sale; suitable for ) showroom or hotel.—Apply Herald Office. " 195 FOR Quick Sale (owner leaving district) —Part Furnishing of 5-roomed House, .with option of renting; cheap rental. —Address, apply Herald. 194 17.0 R SALE Attractive Bungalow, good locality, handy Maugapapa School; general conveniences, motor shed, telephone, etc; price ailOOO.—Apply at Herald. 162 FOR SALE New Hudson Motoi Cycle and Side-car, in excellent order; will sell separately.—Apply Tel. No. 1018. 167 'OR SALE—Lady's Bicycle (Massey _. Harris), good order; also Mandolin and Case (English make). —Apply Herald Office. " 120 7"OR SALE—Five-seater Car, electric _ light, self-starter, in first-class order; cheap. Ring 'Phone 51D, Te Karaka. 115 FOR SALEr-Onions, 8/6 cwt, for one week.—Ring 691 M. 11* 7'OR SALE—Good Boat.—Apply 412 J. Palmerston Road. 176 ?OR SALE—Good Grey Mare, half- _. draught, broken to all harness; also a Bay Mare, fast in harness.—P. Bieen, King's Road, Makauri. 'Phone 812 R. 146 ?iOR SALE —A first-claw Fruit and : Confectionery Business, in good position, Gladstone Road. Books will bear strictest investigation as to turnover and profits.—Apply Herald. 250 VOR SALE—Dry Tawa Firewood, £3 per cord, delivered.—Ring 'Phone No. 1156. 484 FOR SALE NOTICES ON PAGE 4. *EE our New Silk Junipers, dainty r_* styles, excellent quality. —At Hawkins's. 184 SUPERFINE Butter 1/6, Prime Pota toes, Meat Meal,' and all Produce and Groceries; best quality, cheapest rates. —H. Carrie, 14 Lowe Street. WANTED Known—Te Hapara Stort for dry and cheap Firewood ; 4ft lengths iJ'A ss, blocks £2 15s, or 4 saoks for 10s. Coal also delivered on short notice.—'Phone 925. 134 "VTEAT 5-roomed House, in beautiful ll order, close to Disraeli Street; small section; at present vacant. Price only £9OO, on easy terms.—C. G. Piesse. YUb cau procure anything us uoual at The Home of Industry, Carnarvoi' Street 10.' WEN DELS Invalid Port Wine (guaranteed pure) to be had only from F. Cassin, 3 Good's Buildings, Lowe St. 'Phone 133. 404 WANTED Known The Vaeuuiij ' Cleaning Co. clean Houses from top to bottom, Walls, Floors, Ceilings, and Windows. Town or Country.— Phone 722. 'ANTED Known—Try Coutis and i f ' McDonald for driest and cheapest Firewood, 4ft. lengths or cut up. Coal stocked.—l2 Lowe St. Tel. 986. 934 WAITED Buyers to inspect out Sprinp Drays, at prices which cannot be beaten in the Bay.—At Kreb.< and Co.'s, Derby Street. ABERDEEN ROAD.—I have a neat : 5-roomed House, with all conveniences, quite handy, at £BOO. Owner re quires a larger place. —C. G. Piesse. lEN GAL Razors, best quality, set i > and guaranteedj 10/6 each. —H. O<»oree (opposite Pettie's). vehicle can be repaired or rebuilt to your entire satisfaction by J. R. Redstone and Sons, Lt., Grey St. Prompt and efficient service. F your gig or trap looks shabby, have jl it overhauled at Redstones'. It can be done up as good as new for a small charge.—J. R. Redstone and Sons, Grey Street. UMP_REYB for Blinds and Lino . leums at lowest price* in G-borne

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15794, 7 April 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15794, 7 April 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15794, 7 April 1922, Page 1

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