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ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must he handed Lu not later than 11 a.rn., otherwise they will appear lu the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED C CAPABLE Woman wants position as 1 Housekeeper, in country.—Write “'Capable,” Herald. -t'G I? ARTHQUAKE.— Chimneys or other damage repaired by qualified tradesmen ;any part of district; inspections made. —R. Clay, Phone 736, Hemstitching —ah orders promptly attended to. —Miss I. Stephens, 427 Gladstone Road, near Roebuck Road. PIANOFORTE Tuning and Repairing; country districts visited. — Wm. Fairley (late of Clirisp’s), 202 Harris Street. PAINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers. —.J. IT. Hall, 390 Clifford Street, Phone 992. Kulvitl) 'iIMM; I >R IV ATE Board required, lvaiti preferred. —State terms to No. 20, Herald. 329 DRESSMAKING TYRESSMAKING Instruction on the most modern lines; lessons quarterly; shorter series of 4 lessons avail able; dresses made from 25/-. —Mile. Bunn, opposite Allcash. LOST T OST. —Gold Brooch, with pearls, between Reynolds, Sundown, and Footbridge, Disraeli Street; reward.— Ring 112. 31.9 FLOWERS, BULBS, ETC. ATTRACTIVE Regale Lilies, 1/each; Christmas or St. Joseph Lilies, 9d each, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Alt. Eden, Auckland. A MARYLLIS, brilliant scarlet, 3 for A 1/0; Cyclamen, to flower in six weeks, 3/9 dozen, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Alt. Eden, Auckland. A NEAIONES and Ranunculus, prize large bulbs, 30% double choice, 1/dozen, 5/- 100, posted. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, Alt. Eden, Auckland. A NEMONE and Ranunculus Bulbs, 8d per dozen, 4/- per 100; Ixias, all named sorts, mixed; a snip at 1/0 per dozen. —D, S. Thompson and Co. TSEAUTTFUL Tulips, Darwin Giants crossed, large, plump bulbs; 3 for ]/-, or 4/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Aft. Eden, Auckland. T/'AITI Nursery.—Dahlias in flower, 150 varieties, inspection invited; Flower Seedlings, in leading varieties, now ready.—C. Berridge. SOMETHING worth having—Daffodil Bulbs, all mixed, from choice named varieties; 2/- per dozen, 10/per TOO; don’t delay.—D. S. Thompson and Co. rpuLlP Bulbs. —30 varieties, Longstemmed Darwins, named ti/- per dozen, same without names 5/- per dozen; these are extra good.—D. S. Thompson and Co, |r pULIPS! Giant mixed 5/-, smaller bulbs 2/6, 3/6 dozen; the world’s best Anemones and Ranunculus, medium 3/-, larger (the best size), 6/100; illustrated catalogue free. —F. Cullen, F.R.H.S,, Wulmaiiku. MISCELLANEOUS A LWAYS at your service with best possible value in Men’s Footwear. Repairs, Gentlemen’s Shoes soled and heeled 6,'-, soled only 4/6; Ladies’, soled arid heeled 4/-, soled only 3/-. — Cookson’s, corner Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. IT Your Service. —Suits from if 6 ai W. D. Christie, Ladles’ and Gentleien’s Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. AT Wally Johnson’s, next Gisborne Hotel.—Only repairer in Gisborne capaole of sewing soles, not sticking or tacking, at these special prices Ladies', soled and heeled 4/-, soled 3/-; Gentlemen's 6/-, soled 4/6, sewn. “ A NIMALS Noah Forgot,” by Banjo Paterson, read this latest book ol poems; 3/6, post 6d. —Langridge’s Red Shop. ARIA Kids,” the Women’s Mirror, greatest comic book, 40 series ol comic pictures for the young; 1/3, post 3d.—Langridge’s Red Shop. T>ULLETIN Year Book.—Do not miss getting this great yearly publication; 1/3, post 3d.—Langridge’s Red Shop. >E warm these winter nights; wear -* warm, good wearing Pyjamas from harlie Adair’s, priced from 7/9. JOILS, eczema, blood or skin diseases disappear after taking irvey’s Mineral Tonic, which onises blood-stream; 3/6. —Corn The lemist Ltd., and_other Chemists. RING your Basket Work Repairs.— 1 R.S.A. Disabled Soldiers’ Basket ctory, Read’s Quay, opposite rnntrh Connell CANTERBURY Potatoes and Onions. 1 Flour 4/7, Sugar 18/4, Tea 1/6, icon 1/-, etc. —Sargisson’s Grocery. )NTRACT Bridge in 20 minutes, 1 with the new rules and regulars; 2/-, post 3d. —Langridge’s Red lop. ■ CONTRACT Bridge, by Eva Burrows, ' winner of the Culbertson Cup, a ■eat book; 2/-, post 3d.—Langridge’s ed Shop. _________ CASH Buyer Empty Sacks, any quantity; for sale, prime Potatoes I small Potatoes, cheap.—ll. Currie, ;>osite Barwick’s Meat Mart. Lowe •ee.t CONTRACT Kernels, with new scor- ' ing rules and regulations, the test book on contract; 3/0, post 4d.— ingridge’s Red Shop ORN Sufferers. —Don’t forget your Corn's ”13" for the holidays; you’ll miserable without it; 1/9. —Corn e Chemist Ltd. • lIARLIE ADAIR’S Window is full 1 of warm winter Pyjamas, priced 9 S/11 I I / ft and 10 '<> LEARS the head —Quinter, a certain remedy for 'Flu, colds, etc.; 5. —From Corn the Chemist Ltd. )ELICIOUS cakes anti puddings! Stevens’ “Cathedral Brand” isenc.es impart rich new flavor. —All •ocers. kO you wake up in the morning clear-eyed, fresh and mentally art? You will after course of Mary’s Mineral Tonic; 3/6,—Corn The lemist Ltd. DISEASES of Scalp, Irritation, Falling Hair, successfully treated at exema Rooms Townlev’a Ridldin iO your good turn to-day —Tell some poor sufferer about Corn’s y. i/g—From Corn the Chemist VERY'BODY loves PKOTEENA. MA, Psoriasis, Acne, Seborr>ea, Impetigo, successfully • health restored to skin. — ift Rooms, Townley’s Buildings.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18064, 15 April 1933, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18064, 15 April 1933, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18064, 15 April 1933, Page 1

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