ADVERTISEMENTS lor this column must be handed in not later than II a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. WANTED.— Smart Boy to assist*~in Publishing Department; messages and make himself useful.—Apply Herald. im WANTED. —Capable Help, plain cooking; sleep home preferred.— Airs. Bright, 182 \\ainui Hoad. 813. WANTED.— Laundress, hotel, good wages and conditions to suitable person.—Apply Eliie Registry, Phone 1359, 337 Palmerston Road. ' 776 w ANTED Probationer Bister Brewer. • Apply 6U6 W ANTED.—Young Boy, must be able to milk a few cows and help. King 964 D. 745 WANTED. —A good Fencer for Opou Station.—Apply Manager, Phone 988 A. 675 W ANTED. —Situation by first-class Station Cook, highest credentials. Write “Baker,” Herald. 614 808 McMILLAN wanted urgently in Wellington; death of mother, Airs. Scholfield. 765 /CARPENTER, tradesman, wants \J country work, any description.— Phone 1847. * 737 Experienced Young Woman would like position its companion help to elderly lady.—Apply No. 33, Herald. /gq XT'OUTH, with dogs and horse, wants X position on station.—Ring, ,993 R. • ■ ■ - 687 WANTED Housemaid, Waitress, Copk, Lady Help, and Generals. Waiting: Housemaids, Waitresses, Chbfs, Shepherds, Married Couples, General Hands, Cowboys, etc.; good wages to good servants.—Elite Registry, 337 Palmerston Road, Phone 1359, A . JjALY 1 -CATCHERS.—The Gorgon FlyCatchers catch hundreds of flies a day, no tiresome spraying, no halfdrugged flies dropping into milk jugs; price only 1/3 dozen.—Parnell Ltd. WANTED.— Brickwork and Concrete work of any description; repairs promptly executed.— J. T. Morgan, Phone 1361 D. DRESSMAKING Rooms now opened, Allan’s Buildings, Derby Street; satisfaction guaranteed in all classes of work.—Mrs. D. Swain. MLLE. LUNN for fashionable, attracti tive Dressmaking, promptly exe cuted. Classes conducted in modern methods of dressmaking. SAVE money and hpe your Clothes Cleaned by the Latest Dry Cleaning Process by an expert dry cleaner.—Only atr Ben Dudfield’s, Gisborne’s Leading Tailor and Dry Cleaner, Peel Street. PERMANENT Waving—Wm. Plantsn Reduced prices for one month; full head £2/10/-, half - £2; newly renovator rooms.—Lowe Street. WANTED Known.—W e Hire Can without drivers; charges moderate Buy miles as you use them.— Qrmonc Motors. THE Bristol Piano Co. s expert Tune: will be in ibis district for «m month. Leave vour order at Hum phrey’s. ’ HAVE your Piano Tuned by the Bristol export; here for one month only.—Full particulars at Humphrey’s, fi d IN x 90in Single Bed Sheets, hemmed ready for use, 7/6; double 12/6 pair.—At Humphrey’s. 2/6 lAItGE “Tightweave” White Towels J heavy quality, usually worth 2/3; now l/7j each.—At Humphrey’s. TOPMOST, Castle Brand, and Saltaire Serges always in stock.—W. D. Christie, High-class- Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. YOUR own material made up in latest style by W. D. Christie, Ladies' and Gentlemen’s. High-class Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. Satisfaction guaranteed. CA OOKSON’S for great Aten's Footwear J Value.—Only quality goods kept in stock; your shop for first-class Shoe Repairs; try us, we lead.—Corner of Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. WHY” 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 estimates. jyj-RS. CRANNEYV Expert Specialist in Hail- and Facial Treatment, Marcel Waving, Staining, Tinting, Shampoo ing, Cutting and Trimming, Electric Brushing; Corns treated.—3l Lowe St., Redstone’s Buildings. HAVE you tried Len. Faulkner, Cabinetmaker, for Furniture, all work guaranteed; prices right.—Phone 410 D. Workshop, 672 Gladstone Road. SUPER Wilton Carpets, any size, 10 per -cent, deposit, 5/- per week.— Grundy and Shennan Ltd. A?K DEPOSIT, 10/- per week, places line Ash Bedroom Suite in your home.—Grundy and Shennan Ltd. GRUNDY’ and Shennan’s Ltd., foi Shelley China, Tea, Dinner and Coffee Services, artistic designs; economic prices. BURROWS’ Famous Bulbs.-Ane mones and Ranunculus, 1/- dozen, 3/6 50, 6/- 100; Bulb collections from 5/-. —Burrows, Box 30, Pukekohe. SUEDETTE Gloves, with fancy nil design, all sizes; great value a 2/6 pair. -Common, Shelton's. PALMOLIVE Shaving Cream, onl; 1/6—At 11. George, opposite Pettie’* SUEDE Finish Gloves, with orna mental cuff mental cuff designs, in smart shades, all sizes; 2/6 pair.—At Common. Shelton’s. Tl/TILK DOCKETS and Milk Record ill Books, ready printed, at Her aid •lobbing Department. THIS Week.—Fuji Silk, 1/5: Flora' Voile. 1/- yard: Art Floral Silks. 1/6 vard; Tussore Silk, in colors, 1/6 van).—At Melbourne Cash Sale. HOUSEHOLD Requisites- A hnnunum Saucepans 16/6 set, Enamel Sauce, nans 10/6 set. Tin Kettles l/-. Ennnie! Kettles 3/9, Baking Tins 9d, Scrubbing Brushes 6d, and all goods at qmiajlv low prices.—" People’s Emporium," D. W Coleman. FOR finest _ quality clean Potatoes, wholesale or retail, and all goods, Ring 670. or’order from H. Currie. ■;■ LAUREL Safety Razor Blades, made in Sheffield. England, fit Gillette or Auto Strop; 2/6 dozen.—Only at H. George, Direct Importer. BIG range Suede finish Glove adv nr iced at 2/6 pair* —-1 mon, Shelton’*.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17181, 11 February 1930, Page 1
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