ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must ho handed In not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. W ANTED.—Boy, just left school, to milk and do odd jobs.—Ring 445. WANTED. —Man, for small dairy farm; machines used.—Phone 1112 S, after 7 p.m. 353_ WANTED. —Good Strong Boy, must be good milker.—Apply Reilly, Birrell Street, Te U a para. 350 W ‘ANTED.—Young Lady, for simp, with experience.—Write “A, lleualu. 356 WANTED. —A Gang of 4 Shearers await engagements.—Apply J. Edwards, Manutuke. 359 XT AX TED —Shepherd, with 4 working VV dogs.—Ring evenings 238 M, YVairoa. ■ _ 308^ W‘ ANTED.—Smart Housemaid-Wai-tress, country hotel; near town. — Apply British Empire Hotel. 313 WANTED. —Good Strong Y'outh or Man, to milk, kill, split wood, and do odd jobs about homestead. —Apply T. 13. Spence, Whatatutu. 202 WANTED. —Brick-work or Concrete work of any description; repairs promptly executed.—J. T. Morgan, Mangapipa, Plioue 1361 D. MISS PEARCE, Expert Dressmakei aud Costumier (late Christchurch). Ladies’ Own Material Made Up.—lo2 Fox Street. . 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. PERMANENT Hair-waving "Eugene,” £3/10/-, half head £2/10/-, by Miss Kirk, “Eugene” Hair-waving Specialist, B. Green Ltd., Hairdressers, Peel Street. WANTED Known.—We Hire Canwithout drivers; charges moderate. Buy miles as you use them. —Ormonde Motors. DON’T BURN the Xmas Cake; use a Non-burn Cake Tin. 9d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6. —At Parnell’s, the Quality Ironmongers. ERMANENT Waving, £3/10/- full head, £2/10/- half; time 3 and 2 hours respectively; satisfaction guaranteed.— Wm. Planten, Lowe Street. TOR SALE AND TO LET ADVER TISEMENTB PAPE ?, AVON, 20 Harris Street.—Vacancies for Boarders, single or double rooms; good table; terras moderate.—E Covic, Proprietress. OLMES Lodge, ~74 Customhouse Street.—Vacancies Permanent and Casuals; superior board, good table.—V. Neville. TjHONE 1555 for - Reg. Humpnreys JL next Cave Bros., for Ova! Dining Tables, £3/15/-'; High-back Chairs from 82/6 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. WANTED Known.—For expert Hair dressing and real good service visit E. Williamson, "Select”, Hairdressing Saloon, opposite Freesia Tea Rooms, Gladstone Road. OR Stylish Tailoring visit J. Ross _ botha'm (late Rossbotham and Searle), in his New Premises, 33 Lowe Street, opposite Adair Bros. YOUR Own Material Made Up in latest style by W. D. Christie; satisfaction guaranteed.—62 Stanley Rd. two doors from tram. EMSTITCHINQ, Pleating of “Ml lengths and sizes, Button-making and Machine Embroidery done at Plat ten’s Ltd., Ladies’ Tailors and Furriers. Palace Buildings, Phone 1186. TRY W. D. Christie (late cutter Jame Johnstone) for your next Suit Large range of patterns to select from.62 Stanley Road. COOKSON’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 UY your Mattress cheaper and bettei at Humphrey’s, Townley Buildings. TEA Wagons, in riniu or oak, make ideal Xmas gifts. I You can buy them cheaper at Humphrey’s. UMPHREY’S Modern Factory means Quality Furniture at keenest prices; we invite your inspection; compare the values. FURNISH at Humphrey’s on Easy Terms. 1 WHY have insect pests m your hoim when vou can have them eradicated with gas which penetrates every crevicf and kills all life.—Write Box 203 fo' estimates. f B ADIES and Gentlemen.—lt yoi J want a real good genuine Hair and Treatment, or for any Scalp oi ice Troubles, call on Mrs. Cranney >we Street. Phone 904 — - - lAVE you tried Len. Faulkner Cabinetmaker, for Furniture; all irk guaranteed; prices right.—Phone OD. Workshop, 672 Gladstone Road. /TLLE. LUNN, Expert Dressmakei (1 and Costumier.—School of Dress iking, Mondays and Saturdays. Note sw Address, Gladstone Road, opposite elbourne Cash. )IGS’ Heads and Pork Bones for bale at the Gisborne Bacon Factory, '6V Street. Heads 1/- each. 0 Picnickers.—Fresh Cream available all day during holidays; containers vided.--'Kaiti Dairy. ’ OTOSCILLO Sewing Machines, i guaranteed for 10 years; £l3/13/i, or easy terms arranged.—Grundy Shennan Ltd. AGHTIAT damaged bv storm water. Fadeless Cloths, some suitable for Iren’s frocks or house dresses; to be red at 1/4 and 1/9.—At Grundy and ' EEP your butter and milk cool in „ one "of Grundy and Shennan’s ppit Coolers; needs no ice; 30/- each. XCEPTIONAL Value Cigars, in Boxes.—Little Hollanders, 10, 2/-; lit of Asia, 25, 8/6; Diamantes, 25, j; 50, 20 1- ; Beatrice, 100, 22/6. —H. >rge, 'Tobacconist. "MAS Display of Boxed Handkerchiefs, in boxes of 3 and 6; 1/11, 3/11, 4/11 to 12/6 box.—At Meirne Cash. AIR Brushes. —Military 5/6 pair, pure bristle, real ebony 12/6 pair: it’s Saloon Brushes 5/6 each,—H. rge, Direct Importer.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16839, 31 December 1928, Page 1
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