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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16339, 13 May 1927, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must 1)6 handed In not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. WANTED. —Governess, for household school.—Apply mornings, Phono 1480. ‘ 368 WANTED A Competent .Motor Mechanic; good wages.—Gisborne Motor Service. 376 WANTED.— Cook-Generals, for country; Waitress, town hotel; Housekeeper, and Girl to assist.—Apply Te Rata, Phone 954. 373 WANTED— By married couple, Situation on station; man all-round station hand, wife cook. —-Write No. 15, Herald. 377 WANTED.— Lady Assistant; previous experience necessary Apply j Stephenson’s Shoe Store. 500 WANTED.— Young Girl for office; temporary. —Apply Box 520. 551 CARPENTER and Joiner wants job, town or country; prices cheap as possible.—Apply Sam Bardwell, Confectionery, Peel Street. 330 WANTED —Brick Work and Concrete Work of any description; repairs promptly executed.—Morgan, Mangapapa, Phone 1561 D. NADCO Dyes preserve the sheen on silk and the finish on cotton and wool; all colors in stock.—Parnell’s, Ironmongers. MRS- CRANNEY, Hair Specialist.— Face and Hair Treatments; Latest Styles in Hair Cuts.—Phone 904, Lowe Street, Redstone’s Buildings. TTTHY have insect pests, in your home W when you can have them eradicated with gas which penetrates every crevice and kills all life ?-4Yrite Box 203 for estimates. •\7ENTRILOQUISM.— Send for Free V Booklet on this fascinating subject to Douglas Howard, Box 1299, Welling-

ton. TRY W. D. Christie (late cutter James Johnstone) for your next Suit. Large range of patterns to select from. — 62 Stanley Road. T“ HE Marguerite" Hemstitching may be left at the Rainbow Bazaar, Gladstone Road, for Mrs. Richards, 2d Harris Street (just off Wainui Road). Old Rhone No. 602. Same careful work. CTWAITING for your Hemstitching at Platten’s. If necessary, we do it while you wait. Buttons made and Machine "Embroidery.—Flatten, Palace Buildings. _____ CUSTOMERS! Please note new address of ‘‘The Mayfair." New season’s goods at low prices. It pays lo visit the shop where frocks are made on the premises.—l). Swain, new address, 2 doors from Vincent’s. Phone 1i57. HT MPITREY’S" fo7 Split - Cane Prams and Seagrass Push Chairs. Com* pare our prices. HUMPHREY’S for Linoleums and all Floor Coverings. See our special designs at 6/11, 6tt wide. UMPIIREY’3 for comfy Kapoc Mat* tresses, Blankets, Sheets, etc. ASY' Terms.—The purchase of rej liable Furniture made easy by our Easy Time Payment System.—Humphrey’s. M““ ISS’ GREEN, “Ivana” Salon, Gladstone Road. Dressmaker and Costumier. Winter Costumes a Speciality. URS.—We have secured the services of Mr. Stolkoski, a man of wide experience in high-class fur work. Fur Coats, Stoles, and Chokers made to order at factory prices. We stock Fur,j of every description. We are practical Furriers and Skin Dressers. —deLisac Bros., 11 Fitzherbert Street, opposite Garrison Hall. AINTING and Paperhanging promptly attended to; town or country.—J. Ashworth, 115 Peel Street. Phone' 1190. \7OUR Own Material Made Up in 1 latest style by TV. D. Christie; satisfaction guaranteed.—62 Stanley Rd., two doors from tram. MLLE. LUNN, next A.M.P. Bldgs , Peel Street. —Original Gowns and Costumes for all occasions. Orders for Hemstitching taken. COOKSON High-grade Men’s Footwear.— Rostock's 35/-, Walkaway >5/.. Your shop for best class Boot lepairs; give us your patronage.—Cor>er Roebuck Road and Gladstone Road.

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FOUND. —On Tuesday, Bank Note for considerable amount. Owner can have same on giving satisfactory particulars in writing to No. 14, linui.n 045 LOST -Black Cow and Hereford! Steer, with rope on.—Finder ( please communicate with Wyllie’s Wild I West Show, Garrison Hall, or Ring 1204. | 363 : LOST.— Garrison Hall, last evening. Purse; reward. —Mrs. N. R. Moore, 469 Childers Road. 367 LOST.— At Te Hapara, Monday night. Black Gelding, aged, indistinct brand near shoulder, not shod, very fat. Reward on ringing i\opua Station, Muriwai. ' 369 ITtggs wanted; any quantity.-Apply J Findlay, Baker, Gladstone Road ROGER and Gallet Talc Powders, 9d per box, at H. George, Direct Importer SHEFFIELD Steel Pocket Knives, Wade and Butcher’s, 1/6; llibbotson’s 1/6, at H. George (opp. Pet-tie’s). WANTED Known.—Reg Humphreys has resumed Cabinet making in premises lately occupied bv Albert Jones (next Cave Bros.). Buyers for 2 Expresses, , T £lO and £2O; S.N. Soring Carts, tom £8; your offer for Pbaeton Buggy, ,ow Dray, and Gigs. Some bargains.— irebs and Co. q/P PAIR Warm Winter Gloves, in Of U a ]| the wanted shades, with fancy cuffs.— At S. H. Phillips and Co., Manchester House. READ Hector BoUtho’s Novel, “Solemn Boy," set in Opotiki; 6/-, plus postage. —Eastwood’s Book Store. SUNSHINE Jubilee Week.—Sunshine Floral Work, Sunshine Seeds and Plants.— At Cook’s, 19 Gladstone Road, Phono 1436. INCH Crepe, in Pink, Blue, Lemon, 1/- yard, worth 1/11; Hoyle’s Prints 15 yard.—Melbourne Cash. 40 BEST Lending Library in town, 3000 j books, all latest novels; 7/6 quar-1 tor, 12/6 half-year, £l/2/6 .year.—East \ wood’# Rook Store, Derby Street and; Gladsome Road.