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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18068, 20 April 1933, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENTS lor this column must be handed In not later than 11 *.m., otherwißo they will appear In the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED Woman WANTED.— Middle-aged seeks position, housekeeping or caring for invalid. —Write 32, Herald. 407 EARTHQUAKE.— 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. — Wnt Fairley (late of Chrisp’s), 202 Harris Street., ■ PAINTING and'Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall, 306 Clifford Street. Phone 992. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED.—Good clean Girl for ’’ housework, mornings only; state wages required.—No. 34, Herald. 428 WANTED BOARD WANTED.— By young man, Board in private family: near town. — tVrite “Board,” Herald. 399 DRESSMAKING Dressmaking instruction on the most modern lines; lessons quarterly; shorter series of 4 lessons available; dresses made from 25/-. —Mile. Lunn, opposite Allcash. i LOST I OST—Bottom Set of Teeth; vicinity JU of Crawford Road.return Herald. -Finder please 402 I OST. —Near Wairoa, Tuesday, Sidecurtain, Austen Seven. —Finder write No. 31, Herald. 401_ T OST. —From Jack Hughes’ Service Station, about month ago, Cadmium Battery Tester; reward. 395 T OST—By schoolgirl, April 10, Goldrimmed Spectacles, Gladstone Road, Don Hamilton’s name on case. — Finder kindly return Herald. 416 FLOWERS, BULBS, ETC. A TTRACTIVE Regale Lilies, 1/each; Christmas or St. Joseph Lilies, 9d each, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. A MARYLLIS, brilliant scarlet, 3 for 1/6; Cyclamen, to flower in six weeks, 3/9 dozen, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, prize large bulbs, 80% double choice, 1/dozen, 5/- 100, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries,. Mt. Eden. Auckland. DEAUTIFUL Tulips, Darwin Giants crossed, large, plui plump bulbs; 3 for ./-, or 4/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ILTERE is a collection that will give you a mass of bloom —50 Anemones, 50 Ranunculus,- 50 Babianas, 50 Tritonias; the lot 8/-, post free. —D. S. Thompson and Co. T/'AITI Nursery.—Dahlias ir/ flower, 150 varieties, Inspection invited; j Flower‘Seedlings/iri leading varieties, now ready.—C. Berridge. T ET us send you a choice collection of Bulbs, one dozen each—Winter Flowering Iris, Ixias, named Daffodils, mixed, named Tulips, mixed; the lot 9/-, post free. —D. S. Thompson and Co. r PULIPS! Giant mixed 5/-, smaller bulbs 2/6, 3/6 ddzen; the world’s best Anemones and Ranunculus, medium 3/-, larger (the best size), 8/100; illustrated catalogue free, —F. Cullen, F.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. T Your Service. —Suits from £6 at 11 W. D. Christie, Ladies' and Gentlem's Tailor. 62 Stanley Road. T Wally Johnson's, next Gisborne ‘ Hotel.—Only repairer in Gisborne pable of sewing soles, not sticking tacking, at these special prices dies’, soled and heeled 4/-, poled ■; Gentlemen’s 6/-, soled 4/6, sewn V NIMALS Noah Forgot,” by Banjo Paterson, read this latest book ol ems; 3/6. post 6d.—Langridge’s Red Ik RIA Kids,” the Women’s Mirror, greatest comic book, 40 series of mic pictures for the young; 1/3, post .—Langridge's Red Shop. ULLETIN Year Book—Do not miss getting this great yearly publican; 1/3, post 3d.—Langridge’s Red E warm these winter nights; wear warm, good wearing Pyjamas from arlie Adair's, priced from 7/9. OILS, eczema, blood or sldn diseases disappear after taking rvey's Mineral Tunic, which mises blood-stream; 3/6.—Corn The emist Ltd., and other Chemists. RING your Basket Work Repairs.— R,S.A. Disabled Soldiers’ Basket dory, Read’s Quay, opposite rough Council INTERBURY Potatoes and Onions. Flour 4/7, Sugar 18/4, Tea 1/6, con 1/-, etc. —Sargisson's Grocery. ONTRACT Bridge in 20 minutes, with the new rules and regulans; 2/-, post 3d. —Langridge’s Red )NTRACT Bridge, by Eva Burrows, winner of the Culbertson Cup, a at book; 2/-, post 3d.— Langridge's 1 Shop. ’ L SH Buyer Empty Sacks, any quantity; for sale, prime Potatoes small Potatoes, cheap.—H. Currie, osite Barwlck’s Meat Mart, Lowe INTRACT Kernels’, with new scoring rules and regulations, the st book on contract; 9/6, post 4d. — igridgo’s Red Simp 1 ARLIE ADAIR’S Window is full of warm winter Pyjamas, priced s /11 lit; mo i•! 'e i walk —we 1 /9. From RN’S 13“ makes yo know, so we ran talk; i the CMiomisf Ltd ■NORATU L ATION S, G wen.—Y ou “hiked” splendidly; my guess Is Ts “13,” unlucky for corns; ‘l/9. i the Chemist Ltd. "jQOCTORS recommend LANA. DIARIES.— Balance of . stock of pocket and commercial sizes now being cleared at greatly reduced prices.—Bushnefl’s, Booksellers. O you wake up in the morning clear-eyed, fresh and mentally rt? You will after course of Harm’s Mineral Tonic; 3/6. —Corn The emist Ltd.