ADVERTISEMENTS for tills column must be handed in not.later than U »•“*■> otherwise they will appear in me iaie edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED. —Position as Lady Help, w sm .,u salary: country preferred. —Write -42, Herald. 8 - 8 YI7 ANTED. —Position as HouseV> keeper, widower or bachelor; in country. —Write No. 44, Herald, 846 ■jl/TARRIED Fencer, experienced all station t »<— station work, wife good cook, no encumberances, seeks position. Write “Competent,” Herald. <9l WANTED.— Spring Cleaning, Painting and Paperhanging, at very reasonable prices, all work guaranteed; estimates free. —H. J. Bloxham, Plume 1186. SIT UATIONS VACANT WANTED. \\7E require a first-class Single SHEPHERD. One capable of doing any station work and taking charge if required. Applv in writing by Saturday, January 3, stating experience and salary required, to—851 WILLIAMS & KETTLE LTD. \I7ANTED.— Lady, 25-30, as House- ’ * keener. —Write 43. He lerald. 841 keeper V\7ANTED. —Early in New Year, Boy, ▼ * j xlst ] e ft school, for station work. just -Apply Herald. 839 YVTANTED Pantrymaid-Waitress, £2; Housemaid, 30/-; Cowboy. 25/-; Cook, country hotel; Parlormaid, 25/-, town; General Help, 17/6. — Gardner’s Registry, Phone 188. 848 PERSONAL \\7ORKING Man, with decent job in ** tho fountrv wishes to correspond the country, wishes to correspond with Widow with children.—Write “Workingman.” c/o. Herald. L' B ANTED. —Company, Car leaving for Auckland, Monday, Jan. 5; share expenses.—Ring 861. 813 LOST LOST.— On Christmas Eve, Grey Suede Handbag, containing keepsake and keys.—Finder please leave -Lerald. Reward. 830 _ L' OST. —Makaraka, Lock Ring, nainted white (off motor bus "heel). —Finder ring 1187. 847 F OST.—Cameo Ring on Waikanae Lj Beach, near Orel' Street. —Finder eave Red Bus Garage. Reward. 83S_ OST.— Yesterday, on returning from Beach, via Grey Street, Two-tone Jreen Jansen Bathing Costume; reyard.—Apply Herald. 853 LOST.— Between Hole-in-the-Wall and town, Child’s Bathing Cosume. —Finder please return Herald. LOST— Fountain Pen, by railway worker, Christmas Eve. —Apply tourist Garage. Reward. 816 J- OST—Dark Brown Cob Pony, white blaze on nose, brand on shoulder. —Ring Muriwai Hotel. „__. B2 ?L, FOUND. _____ TnD—G entieni"an f s Bicycle, on Christmas Day, at Tamurau.— Vpply Miller’s, Steel Road. 842_ [?OUND. —About week ago, Parcel of • Child’s Clothing.—Call ,435 Stout street. 852 POUND"— On Riverside Road, a " Tent; owner can have same by laying cost of advertising.—Ring 732. 843 MISCELLANEOUS \ LARMED.—Great Xmas Values in Men’s Footwear, special prices 8/6, 22/6, 25/-. —At Cookson’s, the jght shop for your Shoe Repairs, orner of Roebuck and Gladstone Rds. A T Your Service—Suits from £7/7/ —W, D. Christie, Ladies’ nd Gentlemen's Tailor, 62 Stanley toad. A LL Repairs Tennis Racquets, ineluding Re-stringlng, at reasonble cost. —J. Thomson and Son, laddlers, next Ormonds Motors, Peel itreet. A BEAUTIFUL range of Christmas Presents for ladies and gentleien; reasonable prices.—Mrs. Craney’s, Lowe Street, opposite J.E.R. WONDERFUL variety Shirts and Pyjamas to choose from; leal gifts.—At R. Johnson Ltd., Lynx orner. NICE range of Silk Pyjamas, neat designs; these make ideal gifts.— Johnson Ltd., Lynx Corner^ LL-BRITISH Electric Motors, nil L cl. sizes.—Stocked and as. J. Niven and Co. installed by V STUART Patent Electric Water *- Heater will solve your hot water •oubles. Manufactured and intailed by Jas. J. Niven and Co. LPEX Fuji Silk Shirts, neglige, tennis, or canoe shapes, all sizes; /ll.—R. Johnson Ltd., Lynx Corner. AFTERNOON Teacloths, in a de lightful range of new designs, size )in x 3Cin; prices are from 1/- to 1/ 6.—Common, Shelton's.
ALE sports attend Ormond Sports, Friday; great programme; dance in evening. 836 LL lending athletes competing at Ormond Sports, Friday; great programme, "great fun. 83 ** WONDEftFUL variety of Sport Coats and Trousers to be had at R. Johns6n Ltd., Lynx Corner. A LL Steel British Pull-along Toys, unbreakable, 4 models in cars, 13/6 j/ach.—Langridge’s Red Shop. T d.BNIP. —Cased Pipes, Loewe’s and iy 8/6, 10/C and 12/6 each; shop early and secure the pick.—At H. George, Tobacconist. -AEROPLANES. Children’s Prams, Tricycles, Bicycles, Boats, Cars, Trains, 100 per cent. British.—At Langridge’s Red Shop. RITISH Cameras, takes Roll Film No. 1, two qualities; ’“brlces priceß 6/9 and 8/6; marvellous value. —Langridge’s Red Shop. Y paying 10/- deposit and 1/9 weekly you obtain Parcel containing Blankets, Sheets, Towels, Table and Supper Cloths. —At Humphrey’s. ALLOONS Confetti, Squeakers, Kazoos. A wonderful variety for New Year’s Eve at Pettles’. 850 "PUSES from all parts to great OrJ-* mond Sports Meeting, Friday; Dance in evening. 836 BATTERIES, Batteries, Batteries,— Willard Storage Batteries fire the best batteries —Procurable at Jas. ,1. Niven arid Co. T>IG range of Novelty Leather -*-* Cushions, suitable for the car or beach, all colors; 13/6 and 15/-. Common, Shelton’s. Boon to stout people— Youth-O-Form Capsules, which reduce superfluous flesh without dieting or exercise.—Harold A. Armstrong, Chemist. BATHING this season? Bo proud of your figure by taking Youth-O-Form; 201 b reduction 6 weeks—Harold A. Armstrong, Chemist,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17453, 30 December 1930, Page 1
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