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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18255, 25 November 1933, Page 1

ADVERTI3EMEOTS for thio column most be handed In not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear In the later edition coionmi. __ SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED—Lawn Mowing, Hodge ’ ’ Trimming, Digging, etc.; 1/- per hour. —Write 47. Herald. 472 P~ LUMPING.— High grade work expeditiously executed at lowest prices—H. Dudfield, Plumber, Derby Street. Private Phone 89(1, PAINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. 11. Hall, 390 Clifford Street, Phone 992. PIANOFORTE Tuning and Repairing; country districts visited. — Wm. Fairley (late of Chrisp’s), 202 Harris Street. SITUATIONS VACANT CARETAKER-GREENKEEPER. "WRITTEN Applications l'or the above position at the Kalnitia Bowling Club close with the Secretary on December 1. Full particulars will be obtainable on application at the Green, Cobdon Street. 475 J. WALKER, lion. Sec. WANTED. C()],E Agents Liquid .Leather Rubber Repairs, gum, tennis, leather shoes, etc.; sample I/O, post tree.— “Imperial” Co., Lombard Street, Wel4 ,i: \ WANTED.—A Girl to help with ’’ children; sleep in.—Apply Herald. 493 WANTED— Cook, 25/- per week; housemaid kept; country.-—Write No. 44, Herald. 925 WANTED.—Boy, to milk 4 cows; ’’ good home, small wage to start. —Joe Hills, Patutahi. 485 WANTED.—Companion Help for '' country; young person preferred. —Apply 4 Salisbury Road, 444 WANTED Housekeeper; small wages, good home. —Apply Herald. 413 WANTED. —General Farm Hand, also help milking; machines used, —Phone 1350 R. 435 Wanted!— Youth or Elderly Man, help milk; Manutuke.—Phone 752. - 500 WANTED—Capable Boy for office; '' knowledge of typewriting essential. —Apply, stating past experience, to No. 40, Herald. : 459 WANTED—Strong Boy, must be ’’ good milker; wages 15/- and found. —Apply W. Scragg, Phone SOSM. 421 COMFORTABLE Home and small remuneration nice Girl help tousework; children. —Apply Herald. 497 LOST I OST. —Town-Whataupoko, Bunch Keys in black leather case.— Finder please ring 104. Reward. _ 473 T OST.—Black Cocker Spaniel Pup, 10 months’ old; answers Roy.— Please ring Russell, 1609 or 25!). 4_87 ~ TEA ROOMS “J.K.” SWEET AND TEA SHOP. FRESH Stocks of all seasonable Berries daily. Enquire for jam lots of Strawberries. Gift Boxes of New Chocolates for Christmas. PHONE 1773. 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. ■ ; _ HOTEL FERNLEICII, 28 Symonds Street, Auckland, Phone 41-319. This popular house has been thoroughly renovated throughout; reduced tariff; excellent cuisine.—Proprietress,]?}. Smith. WHERE to stay in Napier.—DevonYV shire House, 91 Marine Parade. A home away from home. Tariff as per arrangement.—Mrs. M. C. Schortnann, proprietress. flowers 7 bulbs, etc. ASTERS, Giant Crego, 50 1/G, 100 2/6; Pacllic Specials, 100 4/-, posted.—S. Snelling, Papatoetoe, Auckland. 195

ARTISTIC 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, Alt. Eden. Auckland. BEGONIAS, GianLDouble strain, 4in across, separate colors, selected; 13/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. BEAUTIFUL world-famous Giant Prize Decorative Cactus and Pom Pom Dahlias; 14/- dozen, posted. — Griffiths’ Nurseries, Alt. Eden, Auckland. BEAUTIFUL Double Asters, French and African Marigolds, all 1/- per dozen; Salvias, Scarlet and Blue, a wonderful contrast, l/U PC l ' dozen.— I>. S. Thompson & Co. __ Fill SALE. —Tobacco Plants, I/per dozen. —Barnes, Hansen Road, Phono 384. M. 443 T/' AIT I Nursery—Salvias, Zinnias, 1/0 dozen; Portulaca, Asters, Marigolds, Phlox, etc.—C. Berrldge. frUMARA Plants, 20/- per 1000; Tomato Plants, 1/- per dozen; Lettuce Plants, 6d per bundle; Cucumber Plants, 2/t! per dozen. —D. S. Thompson & Co. KEEP your apples and pears clean from codlin moth; your tomato plants from fungus blight; vour roses from aphis; we supply the Sprays and directions. —D. S. Thompson & Co. ■’ "VTEW African Marigold, “Guinea ■** Gold," deep golden yellow, Quite distinct; everybody delighted with this novelty.—D. S. Thompson & Co. SEEDS, Seedlings, Spraying Materials, etc.—All obtainable from Gisborne Fruit Exchange, Phone 310, ' 22 LUXURIANT, robust Pansies, u unique in color, size, form; includes wonderful new varieties, “Arab," “Phar Lap,” “Blue Ribbon”; 20/- dozen. —Moncrieff, Stewart, Seedsmen, Dunedin. 258