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ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must he handed in not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. i;oi 325 Onnoml Hoad, Phono 1407. WANTED— Efficient Motor Mechanio, none but capable and experienced men need apply ; permanent job to right man ; wages from 2/9 per hour.—Apply Redstone’s .Motors. 816 CIOOK required for private hospital.— J Apply Sister Dulguirns, 131 RoeI uiek Road after 7 p.m. 864 A XPERIENCED Business Woman Jii available part- time Work, morning or afternoon, book-keeping, shorthand, typing; own typewriter. —Write Mo. 2b, JiKKAi.n. AT rSS I'EARCE, Expert Dressmaker IVI and Costumier (late Christchurch). Ladies’ Own Material Made Up.—lo2 Fox Street. WANTED Known. —We Hire Cars without drivers; charges moderate. Buy miles as you use them.—Ormonds Motors. WANTED Housemaid, Waitress, Cook, Lady Help, and Generals. Waiting: Housemaids, Waitresses, Chefs, Shepherds, Married Couples, General Hands, Cowboys, etc.; good wages to good servants.—Elite Registry, Liberty Hall, Phone 1359. UA SHAVES with every 'blade; use the new patent “Sorvnm” Stropper, for Gillette blades; price 3/6 each. — Parnell’s, Ironmongers. Mll and Costumier. —School of Dressmaking, Mondays and Saturdays. Note New Address, Gladstone Road, opposite Melbourne Cash. HEMSTITCHING Notice.—Parcels left for Mrs. Richards at the Beehive, Peel Street, and at Mrs. Garside's Book Exchange, receive personal care and prompt attention. Private address, 29 Harris Street, Phone 602. FOR Stylish Tailoring visit J. Rossbotham (late Rossbotham and Searle), in his Now Premises, 33 Lowe Street, opposite Adair Bros. LADIES and Gentlemen. —If you want a real good genuine Hair and Face Treatment, or for any Scalp or Face Troubles, call on Mrs. Cranney, Lowe Street, Phone 904. AT The Home of Industry.—Garden Wheelbarrows, Step Ladders, Meat Safes, Flour and Sugar Bins, Clothes Horses, and all Household Goods. XTJTHY have insect pests in your home VV when you can have them eradicated with gas which penetrates every • crevice and kills all life. —Write Box 203 for estimates. Hemstitching, Pleating of aii lengths and sizes, Button-making and Machine Embroidery done at Platten’s Ltd., Ladies’ Tailors and Furriers, Ralace Buildings, Phone 1185. TRY’ W. D. Christie (late cutter James Johnstone) for your next Suit. Large range of patterns to select from. — 62 Stanley Road. YOUR Own Material Made Up in latest style by YV. I). Christie; satisfaction guaranteed.—62 Stanley Rd., two doors from tram. FOR new life this cold weather try Jury and Parry, Coal and Wood Merchants, Derby Street, Phcjhe 938. FURS. —Our stock of Furs, Fur Trimming and Coats, are large and well assorted. Fur Trimmings are in great demand, and we hold a large stock in ail shades to supply your needs. We would request our many customers to send their furs or coats to be remodelled and brought up-to-date.—deLisac Bros., Gisborne’s Fashionable Furriers, opp. Garrison Hall. Ty'j’RS. BROWN, Dressmaker.—Ladies' { own material made up— llo Ormond j Road, Phone 1127. FURNISH Humphrey’s Way.—Small deposit and year to pay. All Furniture made in our factory by crafts-1 men.—Humphrey’s. ONODISED Kerbs, large assortment; great value, from 14/6. —At Humphrey’s fTTEA Wagons, Humphrey's Silent SerJ_ vant, in'dispensible to the _ ant, in'dispensible to the busy housewife, large wheels, strong and serviceable; 29/6. —At Humphrey’s. [TABLE Grand Gramophone Cabinets, only 30/- to clear; H.M.V. Gramo- j Tones, ‘from £ll.—Humphrey’s. FOR Overhaul of Oil Engines and General Motor Repairs ring 11. helton, Turner and Fitter, Phone 1214. I Cabinetmaker, for Furniture; all ork guaranteed; prices right. —Phone OD. Workshop, 672 Gladstone Road. SEE Cookson’s Men’s Spring Footwear.—Walkaway a speciality, latest designs; Harvey’s best English Sole Leal her used for your Repairs; try us.—Corner Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. iLMES Lodge, 36 Customhouse Street.—Vacancies for Boarders; ments or casuals.—Proprietress, V. )R SALE AND TO LET ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 2 TER Bedsteads, for verandahs and Camps; £4/17/6. At Grundy and unan s. ie famous “Kumpkook,” for campers; folds into small space, two burners and oven, is .specially euient for motorists, uses benzine, a tierful cooker: 63/-. Grundy anti man Ltd. LOST.— From Hexton, Bay Pony.— Finder please ring 5601). Reward. 871 LOST.— Brown » Pomeranian Dog.— Finder .please return to 20 Clifford Street, or Ring 1071. 833 L (IST, —Beer Barrel, between 'Tinm and Gisborne; reward.—Ring 101 LADIES’ Patent Strap Shoes, fancy : underlays, low heels, 39/6; all ] sizes, 3 to 7.—Harris Bros., 203 Glad-1 stone Road. 1

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16772, 11 October 1928, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16772, 11 October 1928, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16772, 11 October 1928, Page 1

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