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ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must be handed in not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. TTAN IM).- Experienced Waitress. — j V Apply British Empire Hotel. 919 [TTANTED.—Man, to milk and be VV generally useful.—Apply E. Semmens, Plume 412 J. ' 923 WANTED.— Bushmen, to fell about 230 acres of bush at Ruakaturi.— LADY Interviewer required for a L large firm selling well-known household labor-saving devices • salary and commission.—Write Mo. 59, HERALfI. CARPENTER wants Jobs, town or country ; price reasonable. —H. Morris, Phone 945. 912 i/TISS IKONS, French Dry Cleaner, VJ_ next Pantorium, Palmerston Rd. New telephone, No. 437. Customers please note. ;T7ANiED.—Brick-work or ConcreteTV work of any description; repairs promptly executed. —J. T. Morgan, Mangapapa, Phone 1361 D. WANTED -s- 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, full shingled head £2/10/-.—"Eugene" Permanent Hair Waving Specialist, B. Green Ltd., Hairdressers, Peel Street. ANTED Known.—We Hire Cars T T without drivers; charges moderate. Buy miles as you use them.—Ormond Motors. ICALDING HOT Water for baths, \J etc., obtainable in a few minutes with the "Hotflow" Chip Heater; cost .ess than Id per bath.—Parnell Ltd., Agents. ►ERMANENT Waving, £3/10/- full head, £2/10/- half; time 3 and 2 hours respectively; satisfaction guaranteed.—Wm. Plauten, Lowe Street. AWNMOWERS ground and set, at t trie Cyclery, 252 (jfrmond Road. FOR SALE AND TO LET ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 2

»HONE 1565 for Reg. Humphreys, . next Cave Bros., for Oval Dining Tables. £3/15/-; High-back Chairs from 22/6. WANTED Known.—For expert Handressing and real good service visit E. Williamson, "Select" Hairdressing Saloon, opposite Freesia Tea Rooms, Gladstone Road. ' lOR Stylish Tailoring visit J. Rossbotham (iate Rossbotham and Searle), in his New Premises, 33 Lowe Street, opposite Adair Bros X latest styilT'by W. D. Christie: satisfaction guaranteed.—62 Stanley Rd., two doors from tram , riIRY W. D. Christie (late cutter Tames X Johnstone) for your next Suit. Large range of patterns to select irom.-'-62 Stanley Road. COOKSON'S Special Men's Footweai Sale at wholesale prices, unsurpassed'values ;* the right shop for your shoe repairs, try us, best leather oity. — Corner of Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. HOSPITAL Beds.- large size, great valuie, 37/6 each;' Mattresses for same, 25/-.—At Humphrey's. WALKER and Hall's; Cutlery, none better; Tea Spoons 3/9 half-dozen, Dessert Spoons 8/9 half-dozen, Table Spoons and Forks 11/9 half-dozen.—At Humphrey's. . . YARDS wide British Floor Covering, lovely designs, inlaid ' lino, from 10/6.—At Humphrey's. BUYS handsome Oak -.■ - Bedroom Suite, oval narrow Wardrobe, nice Duchesse, solid end Bedstead.—lnspect at Humphrey's. 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 'AVE you tried Len. Faulkner, . Cabinetmaker, for Furniture; all work guaranteed; prices right.—Phone 410 D. Workshop, 672 Gladstone Road. l/TLLE. LUNN for fashionable, attracVJL tive Dressmaking, promptly executed. Classes conducted in modern methods of dressmaking. SLIGHTLY damaged by storm water, O a few pieces of Fadeless Casement, 1/9 yard ;to clear.—At Grundy and Shennan Ltd. VISIT our Manchester Department for bargains in Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings and Towels.—Grundy and Shennan Ltd. MODERN Days, Modern Ways.—Call and arrange for demonstration in up-to-date House-cleaning Appliances.— Grundy and Shennan Ltd. ANEMONES, Ranunculus, superb, un rivalled strains. 3/6 and 7/- 100; bulb catalogue free.— Cullen, Waimauku, Auckland. 844 NEMONE, Ranunculus, choice _X strain, 1/- dozen, 7/- 100; Iceland Poppies 1/6 dozen.—C. Berridgo, Kaiti Nursery.

REAVE'S Orchard, behind the 4 Bridge Hotel, Matawhero, Phone 1392 K. LADIES' Glace Shoes, low hee'.s. smurt shapes, all sizes 2 to 7: 16/11.—Harris,Bros., 206 Gladstone Rd. EACHES -for- BottUng and X tainable in any quantity, at Gis borne Fruit Exchange, Peel Street. Phona 310 JUST Opened.—-Crockett and Jones Patent Leather One-bar Shoes, with low heels and welted soles, all sizes and half sizes; 47/6. —Common, Shelton's. CROCKETT and Jones' Willow Calf fine-bar Shoes, with low heels and welted soles, all sizes and half sizes; 47/6.—Common, Shelton's. AH 1 JERSEYS for boys and gir's. a!* ti 1-i- s j zeS| w ith round nec'c, and also with collars.—At Melbourne Cash. \T each.—At George, Tobacconist. CHEAP Smoking Packets of 20 Golden Greys, 1/-.—At H. George, Tobacconist. JON CHRETIEN Pears for Bottling Q The best at Gisborne Fruit Ex change, PKone 310. >EAL Silk Tobacco Touches, various i colors, lined oil silk; oolv 2/6 —At FT Geortre's. T>ir»W, Tmnwrtfvr ADIES' Fawn Shoes, low heels, all sizes 2 to 7; 16/11.— Harris Bros., 208 Gladstone Road/Phone 174.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16914, 1 April 1929, Page 1

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