ADVERTISEMENTS for this column moat be handed In not latex than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appeal In the latex edition column*. WANTED. —Washing, by the day or. half-day, by widow.-—Apply Herald. . 009* ANIED, by two experienced , j youths. Work of any description. —■Write No. 15, Herald. ■ 504 WANTED. -Lorry or Car Driving, 11 years' experience, all repairs; sober, reliable; excellent references.— Phone 1356. 463 WANTED Geneial, 35/-; Waitress, • town ; Good Girl, 15/-. Positions wanted for 3 Housekeepers, Chef, Laundress, Housemaid.—Wall's Registry, Oimoiid Road, Phone 1407. 517 pARPENTEIt will erect Harboi \J Boa rd Houses very reasonable foi purchasers.—Apply Morris' Store, corner Childers and Stanley Roads. 466 A/OUIH wants position as Cowboy on T _ sheep station.—Write 16, Herald. ! ' 506 ANTED Known—We hire Cars t i without drivers; Charges moderate. Buy miles as you use them.-r-Ormonds Motors. fTuiE Elite Registry has all classes of ' first-class Servants awaiting enI gagement.— Liberty Hall, Phone 1359. GAS LIGHTER REFILLS.-Fresh supplies just arrived. Save time, trouble and matches by using a Gas Lighter.—Parnell's, Ironmongers. HEMSTITCHING Specialist, good finish guaranteed.—Mrs. Richards, 29 Harris Street (Wa'iriui Road end), Phone 602, or Rainbow Bazaar. "RS. BROWN, Dressmaker. Ladies' . own material made up—llo Ormond 1 Road, Phone 1127. LADIES and Gentlemen,—lf you want a real good genuine Hair and Face Treatment, or for any Scalp or Face Troubles, call on Mrs. Oranney, Lowe Street, Phone 904. THE Home 6* Industry, 269 Gladstone Road, opposite Bell Coal and Carrying Co., for all useful Household n -ods. HY have insect pests in your home » t when you can have them eradicated with gas which penetrates every crevice and kills all life.—Write Box 203 for estimates. EMSTITCHING, Pleating of all . lengths and sizes, Button-making and Machine Embroidery dorje at Platten's Ltd., Ladies' Tailors and Furriers, Palace Buildings, Phone 1185. - • IRY W. D. Christie (late cutter James L .Johnstone) your next Suit. I Large range of patterns to select from.— 62 Stanley Road. YOUR Own Material Made Up in latest Style by W. D. Christie; satisfaction guaranteed.—62 Stanley Rd., two doors from tram. TTIOR Dry Firewood, all Household . -Coals, ring Jury and Parry, Derby I Street, Coal Merchants. Prompt delivery. Phone 938. ILRS,—Visit H..*and M. de Lisac Bros., Gishorne's fashionable furriers, for all kinds of Fur. Now to hand large long-haired skins, 37 x 13J, in all colors; also Fur Coats, with picked winter skins, gorgeously silk-lined, from £l4 to £SO. Leather Coats to order in all shades. Opp. Garrison Hall. I ORNISH Humphrey's way. Small deposit and a year to pay. NEW Shipment Cream Madras Muslins, Ivory Curtain Nets, rose blue and helio stripes; all one price 1/9 per yard.—Humphrey's, Townky's . Corner. OAK Gramophone Cabinets, overstocked, must go at £3/10/-; Table Models, oak or rosewood, 30/.—Humphrey's, Townley's Corner. I INGLE Bed Sheets, 8/9 per pair; hJ Double Sheets, 12/6 pair; linen finish, no dressing—Only at Humphrey's, Complete Furnishers. I ISS GREEN, Ivana Salon, Glad- . stone Road, Dressmaker and CosI tumier. Smart Ready-to-wear Spring i Frocks and Coats in stock. pOOKSON'S for satisfactory Shoe J Repairs. Sale time, our loss, vour gain; wonderful values in Men's Footwear, clearing wholesale prices for one month.—Corner Roebuck and Gladstone 1 Roads. HAVE you tried Len. Faulkner, Cabinetmaker, , for Furniture; all work guaranteed; prices right.—Phone 410 D. Workshop, 672 Gladstone Road. FOR SALE AND TO LET ADVEBTISEMENTS PAGE 2 HEAVY Moth-proof Carpet Felting;, 4/6.—At Grundy and Shennan's. ET a Folding Curtain Wardrobe, complete, 21/-.—At Grundy and | Shennan's. )IMU Extension Dining Tables, from .1) £5/15/-.—At Grundy and Shen- | nan's. lD.—Board and Lodging, by !W middle-aged gentleman.—Write No. 17, Herald. 520 KELLINGWORTH Boarding House, Kaiti, has Vacancies' for Gentlemen Boarders; also Married Couple. '"■' 524' T ('ST.—From Assembly Hall, Gent's j Bicycle; reward.—Silver Grid. I • •; ■■• • -\,:'« 515 LTfTANTED Known.— Morrow s Dance I VV Orchestra (5 instruments), at Druids' Ball, Steeplechase-, Night, Assembly Hall. 516 WANTED to Purchase for cash, Second-hand Pram; must 'be cheap.—Reply to 16, Herald. 513 PLANTS.— Seedlings, Shruos and Fruit Trees. —At Gisborne Fruit j Exchange. Peel Street. ADIES' Grey Lizard Calf Shoes, low i or Louis heels • wonderful value, | 19/6. —At Harris Bros.' Stocktaking b Sale. | MONEY to Lend on good treehold security, in sums to suit borrowers —James Innes, Land and Finance \trpnt. Lowe Street. A PAIRS Ladies' Fleecy-lined Bloomers, assorted colors, good quality, English make; only 1/11.— Melbourne Cash, famed for Lowest Prices. H XCEPTIONAL Purchase Men's j Pyjamas 6/11, worth 10/6; last 3 days.—Adair Bros,' Great Winter Sale. FRIDAY, Saturday, Monday, 27th, . 23th, 30th. last days Adair Bros.' Great Winter Sale. See windows tor snccials. rRY our Gold Medal Bread. We usel only Champion Flour.—Findl»y,l Baker. t
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16705, 24 July 1928, Page 1
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