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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18632, 16 February 1935, Page 1

PERSONAL “TITHE soul that sinneth it shall die.” Ezelt 18-4. ‘‘All have sinned and come short of the priory of God.” Romans 3-23. “Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.” Psalm 32-1. T. N. COCHRANE UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Modern Plant. Latest Hygienic System. Phone 1472. • Night Phone 1180. Residence: 318 Ormond Road. G. H. STEWART RADIO ENGINEER. Member N.Z. Radio Institute (Inc.). All makes of Radio Repaired. Special attention given to Modernising Old Sets. Address: C/o. W. STEWART, 151 Gladstone Road. Phone 822. GOOD WORK REASONABLE PRICES Years of experience in all classes of Fur Manufacture enable us to give you quality work. Repairs to Fur Coats a speciality. DeLISAC’S MANUFACTURING FURRIER. Opp. Town Clock. Phone 1204. MISS LORNA NICHOLSON (Opposite Chrisp’s Music Shop). Tt/I"cDONALD and Eugene Permanent Waving Expert; the very latest equipment used. Specialist in Marcel and Water Waving. All branches of Beauty work. Violet Ray Scalp and Facial treatments: Eyebrow Arching, etc. Call for personal interview. Advice free. 1221 Telephone Number ADVERTISEMENTS for this be handed In not later than 11 a.m., othorwlao they will appear in the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED (2), first-class, want 3 to 1 4 months’ contract this winter; experienced.- - Write No. 5. Herald. 480 Y\7ANTED.-—Position, fence repair- '' ing, general station work, sew and repair harness, splice ropes.— Apply Herald. SITUATIONS VACANT GROCERY DEPARTMENT HEAD. A PPLICATIONS, closing February 28. are invited from men capable )f taking charge of the grocery department in a large merchandising jompany In leading provincial centre. V knowledge of produce and seeds would be an advantage. Applicants should state age, experience. salary expected, date available to commence duties, and enclose COPIES of references. “GROCERIES," O/o. .1. Inglis Wright Limited (Advertising), P.O. Box 1402. Wellington. 514 A PPLICANTS to No. 24, Herald, for position in shop are hereby hanked and notified that position has iow been filled. 681 RANTED. —You tii for farm work • Ring 1143 K. 49G_ A 7 ANTED.—Midwife, end May, charge house, help given; state ees. —Write “Mother.” Herald. 595 and WANTED Paperhanger r ’ Painter.—Apply C. Taylor. Gladtone Road. 599 A/ANTED. —Companion Help, small '■ family, light position; Sundays •ee.—Write No. 7, Herald. 582 I/ANTED.— Capable Youth, dogs; station work :>BS. evenings. . with -Phone 494 ¥ ANTED. —Agent for Gisborne to link up with an organisation [ready firmly established in Hawke’s ay selling Household Necessities.— /rite No. 8, Herald. 587 RANTED.— Cook-General, middle- ' aged. Opotiki. child no objection, ages 15/-; Companion Help, country, X'; Capable Cook-General, town, 1; Housemaid-Waitress, country xtel. —Gardner’s Registry. 557. Co6_

WORK WANTED ATOTOR Cars Washed and Polished in your garage, from 2/6. —Bayliss. Ormond Road, Phone 1915. P _ AINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices: choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall. 390 Clifford Street. Phone 992. Gave time, temper and labor by having a really sharp saw that stays sharp.—Modern Saw. Service, 30 Bright Street. WANTED BOARD WANTED.— By Lady, bed-sitting-room, near tow r n, with board preferred.—Apply Herald. 479 ~ to board Yl7 ANTED To Board—Two young ' Men, share double bedroom, all conveniences, handy to town. —AdHerald. 449_ teaT rooms ~ TV/J’ORNING, Afternoon Tea, or Supper, your Character Read, for 1/0. bv Madam Alberoni. 4 Grafton Road, off Aberdeen Road, Te llapara. 513 LOST T OST.—Nickel-plated Crank Handle in front of Freezing Works. — Finder please ring 323. 691, T OST. —On Coast Road, Attache Case, containing books and money: reward. —Apply Herald. 5110 , ~ foun d POUND. —Sheep Dog, black, tan and - white. —Apply to 102 Fox Street. 578 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; Ladies', soled and heeled 4/-. soled only 3/-.—Cookson’s. corner of Roebuck and Gladstone Roads. A T Wally Johnson’s, next Masonic Hotel. Lowe Street entrance.— 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 (?/-. soled 4/6. sewn. AT Your Service.—Have your own materia! 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.