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ADVERTISEMENTS for tbia column must bo handed in not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED TIT ANTED.—Brickwork and Concrete W work, any description, concrete footpaths, etc.; repairs promptly attended to. —It. Clay, Phone 730. VirANTED —Brickwork and Concrete ’ ’ Work of any description; repairs promptly executed. —J. T. Morgan, Phone 1361 D. CARPENTER wants any class of work; 12/0 per day.—Morris, 93 Stanley Road. _9JLEXPERIENCED Married Shepherd seeks position, wife good cook. Address Herald. SS!3 PIANOFORTE Tuning and repairing, Country Districts visited. — \V ni. Fairley (late of Chrisp's), 202 Harris Street. WANTED.—Painting anti Pape-r- ---” hanging, at very reasonable prices; a line selection of Wallpaper to suit all pockets; all work guaranteed. —H. J. Eloxham, Phono 1180. SITUATIONS VACANT w ANTED Urgently.—Housekeeper. Apply 5 Herbert Road. 974 WANTED TO BOARD w ANTED. —Boarders, 1 min P.O.- — Ranfurly House, Customhouse St. 9.43 “ A VON,” Harris Street. —Vacancies iv for Boarders, 2 minutes from freezing works; 25/- weekly—E. Coyic, Proprietress. i);! 4 TTELLINGWORTH Boarding House, A'- Kaiti, 3 minutes from town, has superior Accommodation for Permanents and Casuals, low tariff; cars garaged free. —Phone 303. 4 T OS'J LOST OST. —Block and Tan Dog Pup, about 2 months old.—Phone 988 U. 920 LOST. —Blue and Black Speckled Australian Heeling Dog, answers name Tip; reward—Would finder please ring 14755. 990 FLOWERS, BULBS, ETC. GLADIOLI, plant now; 24 choice A*" varieties for 20/-, or 12/- per dozen. —D. S. Thompson and Co. KAITI Nursery.—Kumara Plants in any quantity. Tomatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflower; Flower Seedlings in variety from 1/- per dozen. —C. Berridge. 7UMARA Plants are now ready in any quantity.—D. S. Thompson nd Co. SOW Now—Asters, Cosmos, Mari--3 golds, Phlox arid Zennias, choice drains; -6d per packet.—D. S. Tliomp>on and Co. _ mREE -L AnrO Tomato, strong plants, 2/0 each. —D. S. Thompson and Co. MISCELLANEOUS LL New Zealand goods in Men’s L Footwear; special prices 17/0, shoe rn free with every pair sold; Heirs, Gentlemen’s, soled and heeled 6; ladies’ 4/6.—Home Industry Shoe ore, Cookson’s Corner, Roebuck and adstone Roads. A T Your Service. —Suits from f*- £6/10/-.—W. D. Christie, Ladies’ md Gentlemen’s Tailor, 62 Stanley load. t T Friar’s. —Table Vinegar, 8d :jL i bottle; Blue, Id bag; Jellies, 6 for Rennet XO.d, . . . . __ AT Friar’s. —Orange Honey 9d pot; Lemon 8d; Concentrated Cordial Jxtract 1/1; Shredded Coconut lOd lb. A T Friar’s. —Cherries */9 lb.; Aln monds 1/9 lb.; Tinted Coconut 4d acket; Icing Sugar 5d lb. T Friar’s. —Salt, 81bs 1/-; Washing L Soda, 91bs 1/-; 21b Tins Peach and um Jam lid. T Friar’s. —Sago Bibs 1/-; MarrowL fat Peas, 51bs 1/-; Rice 2d lb.; leen’s Health Salts 2/-, T Friar’s. —Something new: Sydney ■ Valencia Oranges, 8 for 1/-; guarteed sound. T the Lily Shilling Store— Splen- - did assortment of China and issware, all at PALL wise people shop at Melbourne L Cash. —Men’s Wool Sox 3 pairs r 2/11; Striped and Silk design 1/ir; Athletic Singlets 1/-; Men’s annels 4/6; Boys’ Shirts 2/0. Mutton, »EEF, Mutton, Lamb, primest ’ quality, at no extra cost—Sutffe and Lee, Phone 1223. OMIDES are dangerous! Eat k'easton Tablets for better health, yeast only; 2/C. —H. A. Armig, and other chemists. TTER PAPER, printed or plain, it Herald Office. [GHT, clear snaps secured in dull reather by using Rajar British -Armstrong’s Pharmacy. [STIPATION! Shortage of Vitamin B is responsible for clogging testines; deficiency made up by K Yeaston Tablets.—ll. A. Arm5, and other chemists. I FLEXIONS change for better nth use of Rachel Face Cream; ir .—Corn The Chemist Ltd. LLS, influenza, backache quickly hecked with Phen-asco' Tablets; lor to aspirin.—l. Bramwell, DS In the head, neuralgia intantly relieved and checked with -asco Tablets—Obtainable 1. well. Chemist. Y Eczema Instantly relieved, mccessfully treated. —Klexerna Rooms, Town ley hi Buildings. TEHBLJRY Flour, 25’s, 5/9; Ligar, 10/-; Special Pekoe Tea, Fruits. 1/2 tin; Golden Syrup ctory Soap Od—Sargisson’s Cash arry Store. Hands that simply won’t el clean quickly put right with Renaud’s "Never Chap,” 1/6 -Armstrong’s Pharmacy. ISTMAS Illustrated Papers.— •ett’s, Free Lance, Weekly Witness, Star, N.Z. Illustrated: ady to post.—Langridge s Red 'STMAS Illustrateds for Horne ill; send us your addresses and 1 post for you.—Langridge’s Red Summer approaching.—Now is 3 time to secure plentiful supply ator. —Consult George Smith, nonal Diviner, 87 Grey Street. T get stout! Keep youthful in-0 hy taking Youth-O-Form; ely harmless—ll. A. Armstrong, ner chemists. JRMANT beauty in your hair brought out by Rachel Hair lie- 3/0 bottle—Corn The Chemist iGGS are again plentiful; preserve 1 them better this year by using j U vo” — a 2/- Jar preserves 60 to 80 zen,—Armstrong’s Pharmacy,

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17609, 27 October 1931, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17609, 27 October 1931, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17609, 27 October 1931, Page 1

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