ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must bo banded In not Inter than 11 otherwise they will appear In the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED AINYINC and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers—J. H. Hall. Street. Phone 992. TANK Cleaning.—Tanks Cleaned without emptying water; 2/0 tank. -Webb, 27 gobden Street. ■VI/ANTED.— Fencing or Scrubcutting, by two good workers; con tract.—Write No. 46, Herald. 170 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED—Youth for dairy farm, 'V good wages: must be good milker. —Phone 921. 169 "WANTED.—Youth, for farm work; ’' must be good milker. —1143 K. _79 WANTED.— A strong Boy for farm; must be a good milker. —Apply to W. A. and G. Brown. Phone 1688 J. 101 __________ WANTED TO BOARD KELLINGWORTH Boarding House, Wainui Road, has vacancies for Permanents and Casuals; good table, moderate tariff. —Phone 303. _ ..I_Bo_ FOUND FOUND. —Cheapest Firewood in Gisborne; 7 sacks Dry Mill Wood 10/-. 3 for 5/-. 2 for 3/0. 1 for 2/-; also 4 sacks Tawa and one of Kindling. 10/-.— Only at Shipp’s. Phone SOS. . MATRIMONIAL EDUCATED Young Lady, with smalt means, wishes correspond Gentleman. view Matrimony.—Write K. Hammond, 113 Willis Street. Wellington. 22U_ AUCKLAND ACCOM MOD ATI O N HOTEL FERNLEIGH, 28 Symonds Street, Auckland, Phone 41-319. — This popular house has been thoroughly renovated throughout; reduced tariff; excellent cuisine.—Proprietess, E. Smith. ,
rPHE VYNE PRIVATE HOTEL, St. Martin’a Lane, Symonds Street. — Superior accommodation and lirstclass cuisine; 2min from the heart of the city. Proprietress, A. Armstrong. Permanents 23/6; Bed and Breakfast 4/6.—Phone 46-249. DREBSM A kIng"AND "mTIIFnER Y ATAE ALLAN, Milliner.—Hats made to order; Renovations a speciality. Prices reasonable. —346 Gladstone Road. Dressmaker and Costumier. — School of Dressmaking, day and evening classes. Spring term now commencing at a reduced rate. —Phone 687. MISCELLANEOUS 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. 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 T Your Service.—Have your own material made up in the latest style by W. D. Christie, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. Satisfaction guaranteed. ALL Tennis Racquets Restrung, new season’s gut; guaranteed sound job at reasonable price.— Thomson & Son, Saddler, Peel Street. A LL the N.Z, Illustrated Christmas Annuals now on sale, 2/- each; send fn addresses for posting overseas. —Eushnell’s. Booksellers. "DRONCHIAL tubes cleared instantly by inhaling Julienne’s Vapour Rub; 2/6 a jar,—From Corn the Chemist Ltd, POLDS, HAY FEVER, ASTHMA cured by ASTHdNA. Prevents CONSUMPTION.—PauI Proprietary, Ferry Buildings, Auckland. Stores or all Chemists, 2/6. 'PORN’S "18”—"Unlucky for Corns," the certain cure; 1/9.—From Corn the Chemist Ltd. _ _ CENTENARY Celebrations.—Official Programme of all events now obtainable; an interesting booklet; 1/6. —Sole Distributors. Bushnell’s, Booksellers, “TAITCHIT.” —What is it? The new game for men, women and children; 1/o.—At Langridge’s Red Shop "TAITCHIT.”—Do you like holding U four aces; see this new game for all; 1/6.—At Langridge's Red Shop._ "TAITCHIT,” the game that is selling by thousands; are you a sport? Spe this game: Langridge’s Red Shop. 1/6.—At ECZEMA?? YES!! But not for long. No. 10 Eczema Cream CAN cure you. Prove it. From your Chemist 2/6, 4/6, or post free from Crosby Kent (N.Z.) Ltd., 1A Osborn Street, Newmarket. Auckland. Advice free. "CVANCY Bags, Handbags, Purses, Wallets, Letter Cases, all marked down; have a look in our windows.— Langridge’s Red Shop.
Boxes Hair Brushes, Combs, A Mirrors, Frames, Smoker Stands, nearly half price.— Langrldge’s Red Shop OANCY Goods and Toys greatly reduced; oddments at prices to suit the times; see window display.— f.ansrrldtre’s Red Shop POOT COMFORT SERVICE.— *■ Corns, Callouses, Fallen Arches, and all Foot Troubles treated by latest methods.—A. W. J. Mann, Chemist ■piSHOILENE Oil priming coat -*• trebles life of any good paint; containing no mineral turps.—Obtainable J^eu ding Firms and Garages. (GOVERNMENTS may tread on your corns, but Corn’s "IS” cures them; 1/9. —From Corn the Chemist Ctrl HEAT a little Julienne's Vapour Rub, Inhale the fumes, and note the relief: 2/6 a Jar.—From Corn the Chemist Ltd. TULIENNE’S Vapour Rub for any ** kind of cold; it’s splendid; 2/8 a lar.—From Corn Ltd. YTIDDIES’ colds, coughs, sore throats. bronchitis instantly soothed by Julienne’s Vapour Rub; 2/6 a jar.—From Com the Chemist.. T AVISH Sheena Soapless Shampoo " cleanses hair completely, Improves texture; 9d packet.—Corn the Chemist Ltd. ir ANN’S NEURITIS PILLS give wonderful relief from Gout, Rheumatism and Neuritis: a trial will convince; 2/6 bottle.—From Mans. ChemJxt.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18530, 17 October 1934, Page 1
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