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WANTED for Wailangi. Man or Youth to milk, garden, and do odd jobs.—Apply, T. Is. Spence, Whatatutu Bureau evenings. 582 say—A Woman W (to assist in house)-—Apply Herald for address. 569 .TtTANTED—Reliable Man, with dogs, VV experienced general sheep farming. -Reply Smart, Opotiki. 568 XPERIENCED Housemaid wanted. —Apply Essex House, Hexton. 'Prone 2525. 558 WANTED— Position, Governess, by experienced young lady. Gisborne Labor Agency. T'hone 657. 502 'ANTED—Position, as Housekeeper t u or first-class Cook. —Apply Herald Office. 490 \iti ANTED, for small sheep station — VV Thoroughly capable all-round Man.—Ring Wai'kohu Bureau. 554

Kurr.ker o< Advftljoment MUST Bft QUOTED when aoqulriti are made relative to notice* appearing In thU Column. EnqulrU* by letter MUST be

scoomnanUd ay ctampotf nddreteoti •nvelopit. WANTED, to Buy—Cotton Rags, any quantity.—Apply Herald Office.' HAT DYES. All colors in stock : Navy, Cerise, Pink, Dark Green, Violet, Black, etc. Price 1/3 bottle.— Parnell Ltd. 71 u IvS oi this season s; skins to hand. . Coats & Capes made to order. Furs re-modelled. Coats re-lined. Repaint and alterations. Beady to wear and on sale, Fur Coats and Capes. Manufacturers Furriers and Skin Dressers, 307 Childcrs Road. 'Phone 1177. 934 TELOUR OVERCOATS.—We import V our own material, direct from the best Manufacturers at Home. We can make a smart Overcoat to measure from £4 4/-.—CHAS. S. PLATTEN, Ladies Tailor, 366 Palmerstcn Rd. 'Tel. 1185. VEGETALINE, the guaranteed Hair Coloring, in light, mid, dark brown and black, is the most instantaneous coloring for Grey Hair, producing all natural tints; also a powerful fertiliser to th© follicles of the hair; in bottles, price 6/6. Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Hair Specialists, Lowe St. Phone 267. I WANTED Known—All who feei old age coming on, or are run down, get Clapham's Lifo-Elixer, and renew youth.—H. M. Chouveaux, Agent, Adams' Buildings. FURS Re-modelled, Renovated, Relined, and Cleaned.—Hughes. Tel. No. 1521 D. " 888 WANTED, by young business man— Private Board and Lodgings, immediately.—Write No. 31, Herald. 553 "lOuND.—One black and white Dog, 1 1923 Cook 0.0. No. 739.—8. Arnuboldi, Matawhero. 583 LOS1 —Small Parcel, containing one grey Milanese stocking, Gladstone Road, Saturday.—Apply Herald. 577 OST, Saturday afternoon Leather _J Handbag, containing purse and money, between Derby St. and Russell St.—Reward on returning to Melbourne Cash. 565 LOST, in or near town, 20th April— Ring (rubies and diamonds). Reward. —Apply Herald. 508 LOST— Bunch (4) Keys.—Finder kind-' iy return Herald Office. Reward. ILL person seen taking Parcel from T j Everybody's, on Saturday please return same to Herald, to save further trouble? 563 WLLL the person who left Saw at East's Store kindly call for it at once, or it will be sold ? 587 i "ANTED, to Buy—A Baker's Cart, f f in good order; or Spring Cart, suitable to convert into baker's cart.— Ring 33, Matawai. 4861 iTANTED, to Sell—Five-seater lord vV Car.—Apply Mrs. H. J. Telford, T e Karaka. 475 FOR SALE—English Piano (reasonable) ; also Bedroom Furniture and Sideboard.—lo 3 Ormond Road. 373 71 OR SALE—Squirrel, Coney, Beaver, j_ Opossum, American Fox, Stone Martin, Natural and Dyed Rabbit, Musquash, Skunlc, and various other kinds furred skins; also Moth Preservative.— 307 Guilders Road. 'Phono 1177. 4 71 OR SALE Mixed Firewood, all _J eound; 4 sacks for ICa —Ring Lancaster, To Hapara Store. 'Phone 925. 414 10R HALE-Ford 1-ton Truck, modern engine, ready for the road. —See it at Samson Bros. 1 TILL a few lines of Holmes' Bankrupt ) Stock on sale at Price's. Ltd. 'INCHESTER Rifles.—Cut price for V v one week: .22 single shot 45/-, .22s Repeater & 7 10 /-. -22 Automatic £B, .38 and .44 Repeater £7 10/-.—Common, Shelter; and Co. 515 CHILLING SHOP has Mcakin's Cups JO and Saucers, 1/- each. Get busy, while stock lasts.—Opposite Pettie's. VAFFODILS, Daffodils, Daffodils.

J. ) Splcnded mixed Trumpet varieties. Bulbs, 2/- per dozen, or 12/- per 100.—D. S. Thompson and Co. A LITTLE HELP is worth a ton of sympathy, and so jou can help me by dealing at' The Home of Industry. Carnarvon Street.. 815 r AWN Grass Seed.—Special mixtures ! { at 1/9 and 2/3 per lb. Get ready lor sowing with first rain.—D. S. Thompson and Co. ITANTED—You to give us a trial yV with your Car-painting. A guaranteed finished job at a reasonable rirW— TCroha and CV>.. Derby Str»Pt. VIYELLA, tho popular Flannel, for day and night wear, in plain, cream, and smart strives. 5/6 yard, at Manchester House Stock [Reducing CamnjiiiTU. NLYDELLA Shrunk Flannel, in plain, \_J cream, and new stripes, 3/11 yard, •it Manchester House Stock Reducing Campaign. ' EACH.—Fancy Hemstitched P«j; \J low Shams, made from Forrockses celebrated Pillow Cotton.—Procurable at Manchester Rouse Stock Reducing Campaign. NICE, little House, all conveniences, situated in best part, of Kaiti; Government mortgage for large part of price.—Further particulars from James Tnnes, Lowe, Street. __ B~EAVERTomato Sauce adds a flavovy delight to the best-cooked meals. Ask your Grocer for Beaver. L~IGIIT and tempting Cakes and Scones are. easily made with Beaver Bakinjr Powder. At' nil Stores. IIHE ideal dessert. Jellies are "Setter' Brand. Variety of fruity flavors; all full weight. Demand Setter always. > KAVER Worcestershire Sauce; is a J 3 special compound of pursest ingredients. Made in modern, clean kitchens. Order Beaver now. ANTED—You to give us a trial W with your Gar-painting. A guarmteed finished job at a reasonable ■^na — Kr«>h« atir) (\.. Derhv Street ANTED, for two young ladies— VV Rooms, furnished or unfurnished; one or two bedrooms and sitting-room, use of conveniences. Ball and Crawsliaw. Peel Street. A CLEARANCE LINE at Melbourne \ Cash—B Children's Brown and i\'avy Velvet Dresses, IB and 20in x 9/ll (reduced from 21/6); 8 do. Warm Coats, various colors, 18in., 39/6, to clear 12/6

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16113, 30 April 1923, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16113, 30 April 1923, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16113, 30 April 1923, Page 1