ADVERTISEMENTS for thla column must be banded in not later than 11 a.ni., otherwise they -will appear in the later edition columns. SITUAT 1 ONS WANTED \VTANTED.—By experienced, reliable Shepherd, billet on station.— Apply Herald. 252 CHIMNEYS Swept without fuss oxdust; range and flues 4/-, open fire 3/-; Electrolux for Hire. —Bayliss, 490 Aberdeen Road, Phone 1915. ‘C’ARTHQUAKE. —Chimneys or other damage repaired by qualified tradesmen; any part of district; inspections made. —R. Clay, Phone 730. /"4 ET your Chimneys Repaired by * Practical Bricklayer.—J. chison, Bricklayer, Phone 05311. IlutTT EMSTITCHING All orders “ promptly attended to. —Misa I. Stephens, 427 Gladstone Road, near Roebuck Road. TF you require Painting and Paperhanging at reasonable rates, ring 1229 M, F. G. Bacon. PIANOFORTE Tuning and Repairing; country districts visited. — Wm. Fairley (late of Chrisp’s), 202 Harris Street. SITUATIONS VACANT WAIKOTIU COUNTY COUNCIL RANGER. Applications are called for the position of Ranger for the County of Waikohu. Particulars may be obtained on application at the County Office. Applications close on THURSDAY, October 20, at noon. J. G. APPLETON, County Clerk. 260 ¥I7ANTED. —Girl, assist housework, country, good home; small wage. —Apply Phone 173 L 279 .If ANTED.—Youth for farm work; ' ’ must be good milker. —Phone must 14STK. -Phone 229 ¥y ANTED. —Experienced Man, for milking; machines used. —Apply 21M, Te Karalca. 284 WANTED BOARD yyANTED. —Govt. Officer requires Private Board, with garage.— Write 18 Herald. 287 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING Instruction on the most modern lines; lessons quarterly; shorter series of 4 lessons available.—Mile. Lunn, above Allcash. LOST LOST.— Gladstone Road, Saturday night, Raincoat, Motor-cyclist’s Leggings, Cap.—Finder please leave at Herald. 246 FLOWERS, BULBS, ETC. ANEMONES, 80 per cent. Double, for Christmas flowering, choice nixed; 4/- 100 posted.—Griffiths’ Nur.eries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ARTISTIC Japanese Chrysanthet** mums, Exhibition Bronze, Salmon, 3olden, Red, etc., hardy plants; 7/lozen posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. 3den, Auckland. A STOUNDING Novelties for the -*• Garden; Free Catalogue posted to ill garden lovers on application. — Irifflths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckand. and Vegetable Seedlings - at lowest prices; also a good ariety of fresh Seeds—At Gisborne 'ruit Exchange, 34 Peel Street'. T LADIOLUS, exhibition prize named varieties, in 24 unusual shades, ataiogued 1/6 each; now 6/6 dozen osted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt, Eden, .uckland. lOLLYIIOCK Delphiniums Seedlings 2/6, 2-year-old roots 5/- to )/- per dozen—D. S. Thompson and /"AITI Nursery.—Extra large Trees, 7/6 each; Tomato : Leinor Plants, ell hardened, in any quantity; Cabxge and Lettuce Plants; Flower eedlings.—C. Berridge. 'UMARA Plants are now ready, in 11 any quantity; 35/- per 1000. —D. Thompson and Co 'INE Star Perrenial Broccoli Plants now ready, 2/- per dozen; will xp year after year.—D. S. Thompson d Co. _ fOMATO Plants, Onion, Cabbage, ■ and Cauliflower Plants are ready i any quantity.—D. S. Thompson and MISCELLANEOUS i LL New Zealand manufacture in L Men’s Footwear, value always glit; Repairs, gentlemen’s, soled and >,eled G/-,'soled only 4/6; ladies’, iled and heeled 4/-, soled only 3/-; y us.—Cooksou, Corner Roebuck id Gladstone Roads. T "Your Service.—Have your own material made up by W. D. iristie, Ladies’ and Gentleman’s illor, 62 Stanley Road; satisfaction mranteed T Wally Johnson’s, next Gisborne Hotel.— Only repairer in Gisborne able of sewing soles, not sticking tacking, at these special prices: lies’, soled and heeled 4/-, soled ; Gentlemen’s 6/-, soled 4/6, sewn. T Friar’s—Join our Christmas Ham Club; pay 2/- a week and make 3 of your Christmas dinner. T Friar’s.—Pay; a little each week now (2/- miiiitnum) towards " iatmas Ham; wo deliver it free, r Friar’s. —Christmas Hams, Christmas Hams'. Wo are stockPeach and Kiwi Hams; join our n Club early and secure your ded weight now. Friar’s. —We will guarantee each Christmas Ham; satisfaction oi ley hack. Don’t delay, join to-day. Corn Friar’s. —Kellog’s Corn Flakes lid; 51b bags Oatmeal 1/6; 41b Rolled Oats 1/6; Loose Oatina 4£d Cereo, a delicious breakfast food, >ag. ___ Friar’s'.—Crescent Tea, 2/6 lb.; Cream Crackers lid lb.; Ginger , lid lb.; Milk Arrowroot lid lb.; aten Wafers lid lb.; Wine and er .Biscuits 10d lb. «r . iROPLANES, large size, Just the tnv fnr toy for the holidays; will loop and lane and fly 60yds; 1/9 each. Bridge's Red Shop. ou old at 40? Youthful relation within your reach by arvey’s Mineral Tonic; 3/6. io Chemist Ltd., and other he Cash Stores.—Special Winw Display of Haireord Prints. Gd see them. ■ : .281 he Cash Stores.—Ladies’ Allot Bathing Costumes, New Zeunake; remarkable value, 8/11 281 LL-WOOL Bathing Costumes, “ ladies’ sizes, made in New Zenid; Cash Stores' special value, 8/11 ?h. 281
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17909, 13 October 1932, Page 1
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