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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16807, 21 November 1928, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENTS for tliif? column must be handed in not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. WANTED —Cook-Genci'.'iJ, ,50/-, town; Girl, sleep home, 15/-; Waitress, 4uWoman Chef; 2 Girls, same place, good home; 2Cowboys.—Wall s Registry, Urmond Road, Phone 1407. 202 WANTED.— By Girl, position assist in country house; iair knowledge cooxing.—Phone 1410, mornings. 191 WANTED —A Man, to garden, for Arakihi Station.—Ring Plione 33D, Tolaga. 1/8 WANTED— Middle-aged Woman, take charge, country, 00/-; Girl, halfday, 10/-; Cook, £2; Housemaid, 30/-. — Polytechnic, 1706, 1756. 196 WANTED Experienced CookLaundress ; Mrs. Geo. Busby, Tokomaru Bay.—Apply Miss BrookeTavlor, 8 School Road, for particulars. WANTED a t Once.—2 Cook-Genera<s, for town; 2 Housekeepers, for country.—Apply Mrs. McMahon, the Exclusive Registry, 108 Wainui Road, Phone 14691). 163 WANTED.— Cook-General, housemaid kept.—Mrs. Carleton Williams, Muriwai, Phone 551 M. 153 WANTED. —Cowboy, to milk 3 cows and assist with general station work.—Ring 27M, Matawai. 148 WANTED. —For country, Girl, to assist with housework; 1 child. — Phone 282 K. 131 WANTED. —Strong Youth, milk and general station work.—Ring 660 U, evenings, 4 J OUNG Lady, 3 years’ commercial L training, wants position Shorthandf’pist.—Write No. 24, Herald. 160 V ANTED.—By 2 competent Carpenters, Carpentering Work of v description ; town or country; prices ?ht. —Ring Phone 1521 D. PERMANENT Hair-waving “Eugene," £3/10/-. half head £2/10/-. by Miss Kirk, “Eugene” Hair-waving Specialist, B. Green Ltd., Hairdressers, Peel Street. MISS PEARCE, Expert Dressmaker and Costumier (late Christchurch). Ladies’ Own Material Made Up.—lo2 Fox Street. WANTED Known. —E. Williamson has opened a Hairdressing Saloon next Armstrong’s, Chemist. ' Expert attention and cleanliness guaranteed. WANTED Known.—For expert Hairdressing and real good service visit E. Williamson, “Select” Hairdressing Saloon, opposite Freesia Tea Rooms, Gladstone Road. WANTED Known.—We Hire Cars without drivers; moderate. Buy miles as you use them. —Orraonds 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.

CATCH the Pesky Fly with Parnell’s Famous Fly Bands. Only 1/3 dozen, guaranteed. FOB SALE AND TO LEI ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 2 MLLE. LUNN, Expert Dressmaaei and Costuinier. —School' of Dressmaking, Mondays and Saturdays. Note New Address, Gladstone Road, opposite Melbourne Cash. AVON, 20 Harris Street. —Vacancies for Boarders, single or double rooms.; good table; terms moderate.—E. Covic, Proprietress. HOLMES Lodge, 74 Customhouse Street.—Vacancies Permanent and Casuals ; superior board, good table.—V. Neville. PHONE 1555 for Reg. Hurapnreys, next Cave Bros., for Oval Dining Tables, £3/15/-; High-back Chairs from Ba/ft HEMSTITCHING Notice.—Parcels left for Mrs. Richards at the Beehive, Peel Street, and at Mrs. Garsido'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 Soarle), in his New Premises, 33 Lowe Street, opposite Adair Bros. EMSTITCHING, Pleating of all lengths and sizes, Button-making and Machine Embroidery done at Platten’s Ltd., Ladies’ Tailors and Furriers, Palace 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 W. D. Christie; satisfaction guaranteed.—62 Stanley Rd.. two doors from tram. COOIvSON’S for Men’s Fine Quality Footwear; keen values, up-to-date styles; your shop for best class Shoe Repairs. We welcome your patronage.— Corner of Roebuck and Gladstone Roads, MRS. BROWN, Dressmaker. —Ladies’ own material made up—llo Ormond Road, Phone 1127. UMPHREY’S, Townlev’s Buildings, for Folding Beds at 39/6 each; Dining Chairs, with loose seats, at 17/6; Tea Wagons, 29/- each. DUCHESS Chest, Pedestal Cupboard and Bedstead with Wire Mattress ; cash price £6/8/- for the lot.— Humphrey’s, Complete Furnishers, Townley’s Buildings. SEWING Machines-of quality; new shipment of the famous •'Rotary" Sewing Machines now to hand; cash price £l2/10/-, or small deposit and terms to suit you.—Humphrey’s, Tovvplev’s Buildings. ' HERE’S a Snip.—Handsome . Unit Cabinets, containing half-dozen each finest Stainless Dessert Knives and Forks, only a few left, must be cleared: ideal Christmas gifts at 14/6 per case.— Humphrey’s, Townley’s Buildings. HY have insect pests in your home when you can have them eradicated with gas which penetrates every crevice and kills all life.—Write Box 203 for estimar«B. HAVE you tried Len. Faulkner. Cabinetmaker, for Furniture; all I work guaranteed; prices right.—Phone 410 D. Workshop. 672 Gladstone Road. LADIES and Gentlemen/—li you want a real good genuine Hair and Face Treatment, or for any Scalp oi Face Troubles, call on Mrs, Cranney, Lowe Street, Phone 904. SHANTUNG Silks, in pretty floral designs for dressing gowns, newest shades, 33i« wide; 6AI to 9/11. — Pettie’a. 195