BOOT BEPAIBB GENTLEMEN'S Half soled and heeled (eewn) 6/IiADIES’ Half soled and heeled (sewn) 4/Only at—— WALLY JOHNSON’S LOWE STREET NOTE: ONE ADDRESS ONLY.
tpy-F.RTISEMEMTa lox SJU* uuluum malt 1m hsndsd la not Ut*r tb*o 11 otkirwiM thiy will upiir in tht Utei Mitten column*. . SITUATIONS WANTED "jVTARRIED Couple, sheep station, '*•'* small wage; capable, experienced. —Write “Reliable.” Herald. 425 WANTED— By YoungV Lady, posi • ' tirtn in lintel nffirfl.—"Write No 410 tion in hotel office.26, Herald. WEST END Syncopaters’ Orchestra open for engagements; get our quote.—Phone 533. 386 WORK WANTED AL.D types of Saws Sharpened, Set, and Re-toothed: machine accurate; charges moderate. —Saw Service. S. Loan. _36_Bright Street. PAINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice ■election of "Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall. - 896 Clifford Street. Phone 992. REPAIRS to all classes Basketworb efficiently and promptly done at reasonable cost.—R.S.A. Basket Factory. opposite Borough Council. Read’s Quay. WANTED BOARD BOARD and Residence wanted by Gentleman, single room; handy to Clock Tower. —Write No. 27. Herald. 426 LOST Lit ST.—To-day, vicinity McKeague’s Store, Gladstone Road, Oilskin; reward.—S. Pearson, Makaraka. 439 LOST —From Haiti, Black and White Terrier, Peter. —Reward returning 173 Wainuj Road, Anyone found detalning same will be prosecuted. 385 SILVER Watch on black band; vicinity Roebuck Road and Peel Street. —Finder please leave Herald. 429 FOUND FOUND.— Chsap Firewood, 7 bags Mill Slabs. 10/-. 3 for 6/-. 2 for 3/6, 1 for 2/-; 4 sacks Tawa and 1 sack Kindling. 10/-; Coal. Coke, and Carbonettes.— Only at Shipp’s. Phone 808. CLOTHING GO A —RED Ticket Quick •kj.xx. sellers. —Men’s Box Calf Shoes 13/1, Tan Willow 14/1, Black Patent 15/1; Gum Boots 10/6; Dressy Boots 15/1; Work Boots 10/6. —G.S.A. for Better Value Every Time. 418 _ _^ R g D , Ticket Bargains. .IO.XX. Pullons. only 2/11; Lumber Jackets 14/3; Heavy Ribbed Drawers 6/3;, Colored Towels, 3 for Fancy Check Blankets 8/9; All Wool Rugs. 8/9.—G.S.A. for Better Value Every Time 418 GO A —RED Ticket Sale: Men’s j- ine Navy Serge Suit 3 72/9; Wool Sports Coats 23/9; Fine Worsted Trousers 19/11: Fine Saddle Tweed Trousers 19/3; Felt Hats &/-; Tweed Hats 5/11: Caps 3/11.—-G.S.A. for Better Value Every Time. - 418 QalE, Sale.—Men’s Shorts 4/11; Underwear 3/11; Tweed Trousers 9/6; Suits from 55/-. —Tom Robertson for Keen Value. “fruit, vegetables For cheap Apples and Pears, free delivery, in case lots, ring Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. Phone 310 JAM Melons, Pumpkins, and Potatoes. —Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. 34 Peel S t reet. ■ . FLOWERS, BULBS. ETC. A NEMONES’ * and Ranunculus, double prize mixed, September owerlng, rotation planting; l/~ ozen 5/- 100 posted.—Griffiths’ Nuraries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. S.l. 1 USTR ALLAN * Gladiolus, g New Hybrid Gladiolus, gorgeous snades in lixed colors, large plump bulbs; 3/6 ozeh posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, [t. Eden, Auckland. S.l BEAUTIFUL Scented Rose Trees in 50 named varieties; orange, pink, ilmon, crimson, etc.; 12/- dozen, Dsted; guaranteed. —Griffiths', Nursries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. S.l. JULB Bargains.—lxias, Trltonias, J Iris. Freesias. Babianas, Alliums, affodiis, Golden Jonquils: 6d dozen, »Bted—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, ucfcland, S.l. /CARNATIONS, Giant Chabaud, excel V all others in duration of blooming, and are much easier to grow; mixed colors; 2/6 per dozen. D. S. Thompson & Co FOR SALE.—Onion Plants, Giant Rocca. early: 1/- per 100; good plants.—Berwick’s Mart. Peel Street. lUIT Trees, Shrub 3, Forest Trees, Ornamental and Stock Hedges, ice Roses; we have a wonderful sction of the best quality trees. " Thompson & Co 4TI Nursery for Fruit Trees, 'jiShelter Trees. Hedging Shrubs, & Cannas. and all Nursery Stock. Berrldge. Graham Road. NSHINE Florist, 19 Gladstone "Read.—Al Road.—Artistic Floral Emblems short notice; Fresh Cut Flowers y; Plants, Seeds and Sundries.ne 498. NDFORD Giants, Iceland Poppies, large flowers with long stems; Coonara Pinks; 1/- per dozen.— i. Thompson & Co. MATO Plants now ready for crlaaahn ----- . glasshouse planting or outside tered positions: 1/6 per dozen. . Thompson & Co. WANTED TO RENT /ANTED. —Furnished Flat or ' Hn House, 2 bedrooms: clean tenant; rticulars. —Write “Careful,” Herald. TO LIT LET. —Furnished Flat, temporary or permanent; moderate rent, erley Flats, Ormond Road. Phone LET. —House, 98 Stanley Road; moderate rent to approved tenant. >ply 269 Clifford Street. 374 LET.--Upper Stout Street, 6■oomed House, with motor shed.— [. Clare. All Cash. 2 42_ LET. —Nice 5-roomed modern louse, all conveniences: moderate il of 22/6.— Apply Frank 1 Neill, n Street. LET. —Convenient 5-roomed lome In Stanley Road; low rental /- per week.—Ball & Crawshaw, . and Estate Agents. LET. —4-roomed House in Dar,ln Road, Haiti, with 4 acres of only 15/- per week.—Ball & shaw. Rpm Estate Agents. __ LET. Large Home, centrally ituated; moderate rental to good it. —Ball & Crawshaw, Land ts. Gisborne. .—- LET. —Nice Home in Ideal >calitv. Haiti, handy to town: 1 £l/12/6.—Bali & Crawshaw. Estate Agents.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18756, 12 July 1935, Page 1
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