ADVERTISEMENTS for tills column most be h&udeti Ln not Uter than 11 e.m., otherwise they will appear In the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED VtTOOL. Classer open for engage- *» meat after November 25. —Phone 1506. 331_ PLUMBING. —High grade work expeditiously executed at lowest prices.—H. Dudfield, Plumber, Derby Street. Private Phone 896. P Tainting and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall, 396 Clifford Street, Phone 992. PIANOFORTE Tuning and Repairing; country districts visited. Wm. Fairley (late of Chrisp’s), 202 Harris Street. ~~sifUAfIONS'~VACANT XTTANTED. —A Girl, to help with ’’ children; sleep in.—Address at Herald. _ 348 W’ ANTED—Capable Girl.—Apply Mrs. L. C. Parker, 15 Rutene Road. YI7 ANTED. —Smart Young Girl, »» assist housemaid-waitress. — Write No. 39. Herald. 30 L 'ANTED.—Youth for station, milk, lady invalid; Wairoa. —Address at Herald. 221 LOST LOST. —Thursday, Pearl Necklace, Gladstone Road, Ormond Road, or Fox Street; brilliant clasp.—Finder please return Herald. 352_ TEA ROOMS KOSIE CORNER TEA ROOMS WAIKANAE BEACH. Under new management. Morning and Afternoon Tea. Campers catered for. Milk and Hot Water sold. MRS. B. KIRK, Proprietress. accommodation”
A UCKLAND Y.M.C.A.—Comfortable, central, temporary or permanent Accommodation for Young Men. Write to-day for holiday bookings. Casual charges 6/6 per day, 32/6 per week. 1 HOTEL FERNLEICH, 28 Symonds Street, Auckland, Phone 41-319. This popular house has been thoroughly renovated throughout; reduced tariff:, excellent cuisine— Proprietress, AI7HERE to stay in Napier.—Devonshire House, 91 Marine Parade. A home away from home. Tariff as per arrangement.—Mrs. M. C. Schormann, proprietress. : flowersTbulbs, etc. A STERS, Giant Crego, 50 1/6, 100 2/6; Pacific Specials, 100 4/-, posted.—S. SneUing.i.... Papatoeto*, Auckland. A RTISTIC Japanese Chrysanthemums, exhibition shades, bronze, salmons, purples, golden, lavenders, etc.; 7/- dozen posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries Mt. Eden, Auckland. A NEMONES, late planting, prize mixed colors, 3/- 100 to clear; limited supply.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. . BEGONIAS, Giant Double strain, 4in across, separate colors, selected; 12/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Auckland. BEAUTIFUL world-famous Giant Prize Decorative Cactus and Pom Pom Dahlias; 14/- dozen, posted Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. BEAUTIFUL Double Asters, French and African Marigolds, all 1/- per dozen; Salvias, Scarlet and Blue, a wonderful contrast, 1/6 per dozen D. S. Thompson & Co. . HHRYSANTHEMUM novelty, mixed co Cascade, novelty, mixed colors: 2/6 per lozen, posted.—C. Berridge, Kaiti 'Jursery. KUMARA Plants, 20/- per 1000; Tomato Plants, 1/- per dozen; Lettuce Plants, 6d per bundle; Cucumber Plants, 2/6 per dozen. D. S. Thompson & Co. KEEP your apples and pears clean from codlln moth; your tomato plants from fungus blight; vour roses from aphis; we supply the Sprays and directions—D. S. Thompson & Co. XTEW African Marigold, “Guinea -*■' Gold,” deep golden yellow, quite distinct; everybody delighted with this novelty.—D. S. Thompson & Co. S BEDS, Seedlings, Spraying Materials, etc. —All obtainable from Gisborne Fruit Exchange, Phone 310. ; -io LUXURIANT, robust Pansies, unique in color, size, form; includes wonderful new varieties, "Arab," “Phar Lap,” “Blue Ribbon”; 20/- dozen. —Moncrleff, Stewart. Seedsmen, Dunedin. 258 MISCELLANEOUS AT Wally Johnson's, next Gisborne Hotel.—Only repairer in Gisborne capable 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 LWAYS at your service with best possible values in Men’s Footwear. Our prices excel. Repairs: Gentlemen’s Shoes, soled and heeled 6/-, soled only 4/6; Ladles’, soled and heeled 4/-, soled only 3/-.—Cookson’s, corner of Roebuck and Gladstone Roads.
A FASCINATING PROFESSION.— N.Z. College Hairdressing and Beauty Culture. Latest methods employed. All pupils to date trained at above College have been placed In positions or engaged successfully in own business. Day and Evening Classes.—H.B. Buildings, 228 Queen Street. Auckland, Phone 44-579 A GAIN the best samples of English manufacturers’ Christmas Cards, Stationery and Calendars available at Bushnell’s, Stationers. ANDREWS’ Doll Hospital— Specialists in Repairing Dolls, Teddies, Toys, etc. All parts in stock. Ladies, your Handbag can be neatly repaired, renovated, relined or recolored at 218 Karangahape Road, Auckland. A LARGE new range of Ladles’ Summer Nightgowns and Pyjamas, in fine cambrics, with dainty embroidered sprays; and prices are within the reach of all, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 5/11.—Inspection invited at Guthrie <Kr Maddock’s. A WEALTH of flavor in your cakes —delicious and appetising—by using Stevens’ "Cathedral Brand’* Baßenqe».—Groeem
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18252, 22 November 1933, Page 1
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