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ADVERTISEMENTS lor this column must bo handed in not later than 11 a.sh., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED.— Position for Cowboy, machine or hand; kill, etc. —Marshall’s, 1756. 47 WANTED. —Gardening by the day; experienced man.—Ring Phone 1071. __ _ 44 WANTED Woolclassing Apply Wilson, Canhatu and Co., Phones 813 or 556. 968 WANTED— Concrete Work, also Concrete Sheep Dips erected, and Brick Repairs.—Phone 1245, F. Dittmei’. PREPARED to do Droving with reliable man ; £1 per day.—F. W. Bousefield. 961 WANTED. —Brickwom and Concrete work of any description; repairs promptly executed.—«]. T. Morgan, Phone 1361 D. ■.. WANTED Concrete, Brickwork Ornamental Brick Fences, -Con crete Footpaths; Repairs promptly ai tended to.—R. Clay. Phone 730. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED.— A reliable Boy..—Apply Edgar Ross, Chemist, Peel Street. WANTED.— For country, capable Woman; must be good' cook.— Ring 70S. ; ■ 51 WANTED Girl, to assist ; sleep out. —Apply 120 Wainui Rioad, Kaiti. : ■ 40 WANTED.— Strong Boy, one just left school; must be able to milk.— Phone 54, Tolaga Bay. 951 PERSONAL PERSONAL.— Would the country lady who called at Mrs. Douglas Blair’s (and phoned), kindly send, her name and address. 32 WANTED BOARD WANTED— In private family, Board, by Lady.— Write No. 9, Heraeiv 51 WANTED TO BOARD WANTED. —Permanent Gentlemen Boarders.—Ranfurly House, Customs Street. 23

VACANCIES for 2 or 5 Boarders,— Apply 25 Bright Street. 962 - - ______ LOAN Wanted, £2CO, fair interest; good security.— Write M, llerai.d. JbOSi LOST.— In town, Gold Wristlet Watch, with black ribbon band. — Finder please return Herald. Reward. 50 MISCBIJaANBOTTS •'*- 1 ASTOUNDING Men’s Footwear Values during our Sale; Footwear at wholesale prices, from 16/- to 25/•; seize your chance; best shop for shoe repairs. —Oookson, corner Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. AT Your Service.—Suits from £7/7/-. VV. 1). Christie, Ladies and Gentlemen’s Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. ALL Repairs Tennis Racquets, including lie-stringing, at reasonable cost. —J. Thomson and Son, Saddlers, next Ormonds Motors, Feel Street. ANOTHER Bargain.—lso Ladies’ Fuji Silk Bloomers, heavy silk, wellmade, with gusset; 2/6.—Melbourne Cash, for Lowest Prices. APPLES.— Still plenty of them at Gisborne Fruit Exchange, 34 Peel Street, at the Bus Stand. ALWAYS the latest showing at Lindsay's Shoe House; Men’s Shoes 18 y 6, Ladies’ Shoes 12/6. 48 ALOPECIA 'can be checked with Brice’s Pavaseta and Special Regenerator.—Consult A. W. J. Mann, Chemist. A LL-ELECTRIC RadioT”NimTValves, Screen Grid Detection; £5 deposit, balance one or two years.—Stewart’s Radio Supplies, 151 Gladstone Road. - , . ’ 21 A GOOD IDEA! Always bring you Boqt Repairs to Macalili, Brigh St. Always prompt and reliable. Bes' leather only. ASK first Nelson Paint, next for N.Z., then Empire, but Nelson Paint is good; Reds, White, Cream.—Sheepfarmers', Stockists. 813 A LARGE assortment of Bedspreads just arirved, in dainty designs and colorings'; special price 4/6. —At Guthrie and Maddock’s. - __ KELVINATOR solves all housekeeping woYries in hot weather. —Jus. J. Niven and Co. Ltd. APPETITE restored, weight built up, strength increased with British Yeast-O-Cod Tablets—Harold A. Armstrong, Chemist. , ART Silks, in the newest designs and shades for present wear, 36in wide; unequalled value at 1/9 yard.—Common. Shelton’s. v BARGAINS.— Bargains in Household Utensils; call early and avoid disappointment.—Grundy and Shennan Ltd. RICE’S Special Strength Regenerator and Circassian Cream brings life to lifeless hair. —A. W. J. Mann, Chemist.

BATHING Beauties! Don’t envy them; take Youth-O-Form Capsules’ and reduce 201 b. 6 weeks.—Harold A. Armstrong, Chemist. BODY’S resistive powers built up by British Yeast-O-Ood Tablets, which promote growth, foster health.—Harold A. Armstrong, Chemist. BICYCLE bought easily, 12 months guarantee; 10/- deposit, 3/9 a week. —Only at Russell and Snndlant. BENGAL Razors, new stocks just landed, one quality only “the best,’’ set and guaranteed; 10/6 each.—At H George. Direct Importer. OFLSTBoiisTßoils.- “Staphoid”'iTablets excel in curing these painful inflammations; the best remedy we know; 6/. box of 10O.—Armstrong’s Pharmacy. CHILDREN’S Patent One-bar Shoes, with champagne insets, welted solos, sizes 3 to 6; 8/6 pair.—Common, Shelton’s. ' CRACKERS, Rockets, Mountains. Sparklers; get in early, limited supplies.—Langricfge’s Red Shop. COUNTRY Residents visit Lindsay’s for Shoe Bargains; prices are lower than ever. Shop early. 48 COLORED Bordered Supper Goths, 2/6, 3/11, 4/11; Serviettes 83, 1/-, J/3 each.—Humpbrey’s for Vain®.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17409, 6 November 1930, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17409, 6 November 1930, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17409, 6 November 1930, Page 1

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