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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18065, 17 April 1933, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must l*e handed In not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear In the later edition columns. SI TUAT IO N S WANTS D T7ARTIIQUAKE— Chimneys or other J damage repaired by qualified tradesmen ;any part of district; rispections made. —R. Clay, Phone <36. EMSTITCHING All orders promptly attended to. Miss 1. Stephens, 427 Gladstone Road, near Roebuck uoad. PIANOFORTE Tuning and Repairing; country districts visited.— Wm. Fairley (late of Chrisp’s), 202 Harris Street. ________ P AINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall, 396 Clifford Street. Phone 992. DRESSMAKING TYKESSMAKING Instruction on the most modern lines; lessons quarterly: shorter series of 4 lessons available; dresses made from 25/-. —Mile. Ltinn, opposite Allcash. LOST LOST— Pair Glasses, Palmerston Road and Cobden Street.—Apply 337 Palmerston Road. Reward. 344 L~ OST.—Gold Brooch, with pearls, between Reynolds, Sandown, and Footbridge, Disraeli Street; reward. Ring 112. 319 FINANCIAL WANTED. Advertiser with 1000 sheep, wishes to get in touch with a Mortgagee or Investor willing to go into any sound East Coast sheep property. Can show very solid references and experience. 338 Reply No. 28. Herald. BULBS, ETC. Attractive Regale Lilies, i/eaeh; Christmas or St. Joseph Lilies, 9d each, posted—Griffiths’ Nurseries, ML Eden, A MARYLLIS, brilliant scarlet, 3 for H 1 / C; Cyclamen, to (lower in six weeks, 3/9 dozen, posted. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, ML Eden, Auckland. NEMONES and Ranunculus, prize large bulbs, 80% double choice, 1/dozen, 5/- 100, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, ML Eden, Auckland. _ ANEMONE and' Ranunculus Bulbs, 8d per dozen, 4/- per 100; Ixlds, all named sorts, mixed; a snip at 1/6 per dozen, —D. S, Thompson and Co. _ BEAUTIFUL Tulips, Darwin Giants crossed, large, plump bulbs; 3 for 1/-, or 4/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, ML Eden, Auckland. K~ AITI Nursery.—Dahlias in flower, 150 varieties, inspection invited; Flower Seedlings, in leading varieties, now ready.—C. Per ridge. SOMETHING worth having—Daffodil Bulbs, all mixed, from choice named varieties; 2/- per dozen. 10/per 100; don’t delay—D. S. Thompson and Co. rPULIP Bulbs.—HO varieties, Longstemmed Darwins, named 6/- per dozen, same without names 5/- per dozen; these are extra good.—D. S. Thompson and Co. rPULIPSI Giant mixed 5/-, smaller A bulbs 2/o', 3/6 dozen; the world’s best Anemones and Ranunculus, medium 3/-, larger (the best size), 6/100; illustrated catalogue free.—F. Cullen, P.R.H.S., Waimauku, 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 and heeled 4/-, soled only 3/-. Cookson’s, corner Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. . A T Your Service.—Suits from £6 at W. D. Christie, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. AT Wally Johnson’s, next Gisborne Hotel. —Only repairer in Gisborne capaDle 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. NIMALS Noah Forgot,” by Banjo Paterson, read this latest oook of poems; 3/6, post Od. —Langridge s Red Shop. “ A RIA Kids," the Women’s Mirror, greatest comic book, 40 series of comic pictures for the young; 1/3, post 3d.—Langridge’s Red Shop. _______ BULLETIN Year Book.—Do not miss getting this great yearly publication,; 1/3, post 3d.—Langridge’s Red Shop. BE warm these winter nights; wear warm, good wearing Pyjamas from Charlie Adair’s, priced from 7/9. I>OILS, eczema, blood or skin diseases disappear after taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, which ozonises blood-stream; 3/6. Corn Ihc Chemist Ltd., and other Chemists. BRING your Basket Work Repairs R.S.A. Disabled Soldiers’ Basket Factory, Read’s Quay, opposite Borough Council CANTERBURY Potatoes and Onions. Flour 4/7, Sugar 18/4, Tea 1/6, Bacon 1/-, etc— Sargisson’s Grocery. CONTRACT Bridge in 20 minutes, with the new rules and regulations; 2/-, post 3d.—Langridge’s Red Shop, CONTRACT Bridge, by Eva Burrows, winner of the Culbertson Cup, a great book; 2/-, post 3d. Langridge s Red Shop. CASH Buyer Empty Sacks, any quantity; for sale, prime Potatoes and small Potatoes, cheap. —H. Currie, opposite Berwick’s Meat Mart. Lowe Street. CONTRACT Kernels, with new scoring rules and regulations, the latest book on contract; 3/6, post 4d. — Langridge’s Red Shop. CORN Sufferers.—Don’t forget your Corn’s “13" for the holidays; you’ll be miserable without it; 1/9. —Corn the Chemist Ltd. __ . CHARLIE ADAIR’S Window is full of warm winter Pyjamas, priced 7/9. 8/11 IM! and 1106 CLEARS the head—Quinter, a certain remedy for ’Flu, colds, etc.; 2/6. —From Corn the Chemist Ltd. QONSTIPATION calls for LAXA. COOKERY Hint.—Always use Stevens*’ “Cathedral Brand” Essences to secure that rich, smooth flavor in your cakes. —Grocers. TYO you wake up in the morning R' clear-eyed, fresh and mentally alert? You will after course of Harvey's Mineral Tonic; 3/6.—Corn The Chemist Ltd. DISEASES of Scalp, Irritation, Falling Hair, successfully treated at Klexema Rooms, Townley’s Buildings.