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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19024, 26 May 1936, Page 1

BOOT REPAIRS GENTLEMEN’S— Half soled and heeled (sewn) 6/IjAPIE goJe( j an( j hee | (gewn) 4/Only at — WALLY JOHNSON’S LOWE STREET NOTE: OND ADDRESS ONLY.

ADVERTISEMENTS for tMa column must be banded In not later than 11 otherwise they will *PP«« In the later edition columns.. WANTED TN store or factory, 14 years’ ex P er ‘" 1 ence :orry driver: e f, cel r l^ efe ences.- Write “Worker, Herald. VITANTED —Washing and Cleaning; ” references.— Write No. 15. c/o. Herald. vacant ANTED —For station, Cowboy and W Fencer. —Ring 1327 M. 'VT'' , ,NTED. —General Help; sleep at \ * V* ne.—Ring 723. \jk ..N i ED. —Men for wood splitting. 22 —Ring 1409. _± 8 LW ANTED.- ‘V Sewing Girl. —Apply after 5 'Ck. 58 Wi Pere Street. WANTED. —A Young Girl, country; small family—Apply 414 Ormond Road. —— ijNijtaia. Chauffer-Gardener.— Apply by letter only to Ormonds Motors Garage. _ ANTED. —Young Man for general farm work. 14 miles from town, used to stock and dog work, dogs supplied. —Apply Williams & Kettl £j 3 WANTED. * * Addlv l WORK WANTED A LL types of Saws Sharpened, Set, ft- and Re-toothed; machine .ccurate; charges moderate.—Saw Service. S. Loan, 36 Bright Street. PAINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice (election of Wallpapers.—J.H. Hall. 196 Clifford Street. Phone 992. /y WANTED BOARD Lady for t7ANTED.—Board for weeks.—State terms to No. 12 ierald. 4 _ IT ANTED. —By business girl, Board y near town— Write No. 14. Herald. 479 WANTED TO BOARD^ WANTED to Board. —1 or 2 Y'oung 7* Men. good home and table; wasting and mending done.—Address apply Herald. LOST LOST. —Tweed Purse, containing money, initialed 1.D.; reward Address at Herald. 4bs LOST. —Pair Horn-rimmed Glasses, vicinity Stanley and Ormond Roads. —Address Herald. 489 LOST.— Black Sheepdog Pup, white mark in front, name Joe.— Phone t)O3 LOST.— From Mangapapa Hall, 1 Carpet Bowl. —Finder please reurn to E. Somervell, 120 Ballance Street. 446 [ OST. —Between Gisborne and Tolaga Bay. Rim and Tyre from ack of Ford car; 10/- reward.— Big,ell & Holmes. - found JOUND.- Cheap Firewood, 7 sacks - Mill Slabs. 10/-. 3 for 6/ . 2 for /G 1 for 2/-; 4 sacks Tawa.and 1 ack kindling. 10/-; Coal. Coke and Jarbonettea.— Only at Shipp’s. Phone

fruit, vegetables At Dickson’s, Gisborne’s Cheapest Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer.— Finest Delicious Apples. 81bs 1/-. 2/d and 4/- per case;Jßananas, 31bs 1/X \ ppLES, Ballarats, 121bs 1/-, 2/■A. an( j 3/3 per case; Jamician Oranges, 6 a 1/-; Pears. Gibs 1/-. Only at Dickson’s. Phone 1450 your order. A SPECIAL. —South .Island Potatoes, 281bs 2/6; Kumaras, 61bs 1/-; Pickling Onions, 121bs 1/-: Carrots. Parsnips. Beetroot. Id per bundle.— Free delivery at Dickson’s. _ T\ELICIOUS Apples, 3/- and 5/- per case, any quantity; at the old shop.— Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. 34 Peel Street. JAM Melons ready now.— Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. Phone 310. CHARLIE MENG YEE (Next McKenzie’s). CHEAPEST FRUITERER IN GISBORNE. DELICIOUS APPLES. 81bs 17-. New Season’s CAULIFLOWERS from 3d each. Big Reductloss in all ROOT VEGETABLES. Now ]d per bundle. GOOD ONIONS. 81bs 2/Teiephone 1610.

FLOWERS, BULBS. ETC. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, August flowering, prize double mixed guaranteed bulbs; 1/- dozen, 6/- 100, posted— Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. A SSORTED onontori 'l Hyacinths, choice scented. 7/6 dozen; New Pink Violet Plants 1/- each; Orange Yellow Violets, 2/6 each, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. BULB Specials, 9d dozen, Freeslas, Ixias. Daffodils. Tritonlas. Babianaa, Jonquils, Liliam, special Christmas. Tiger, Pink and Orange, Pink Arums. 9d each. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, ML Eden, BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, 80% flowering bulbs; choicest new shades, 2/6 dozen; Lily of Valley, scented, lJ- clump.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. PHOICE Pansy Plants.—Engleman’s '- / Giants, 2/-' per dozen; Roggli Giants. 1/6 per dozen; Masterpiece, 1/- per dozen; postage extra. —D. S. Thompson & Co. /"MTRUS Fruits. —We specialise in V-' growing these trees and can' supply good shaped trees in Lemons, Oranges, Mandarines, etc. —D. S. Thompson & Co. DERRIDUST —Recommended by the Department of Agriculture for the control of white butterfly and diamond back moths: a non-poisonous plant Insecticide— “Berridges.” stock of Garden Peas, including American Wonder, W. F. Massey. Richard Seddon, Wm. Hurst, Greenfeast. Stratagem, and Daisy; also leading varieties of Beans ‘‘Berridges.” /CABBAGE and Cauliflower Plants w should be planted now.—Sow now Broad Beans, Peas, Lettuce, Red and Silver Beet. Spinach and Onions. — D. S. Thompson & Co. "VTOW is a good time to plant trees.— Gums. Macrocarpa, Lawsoniana, Pines, Ornamental Shrubs and Hedge Plants.—D. S. Thompson & Co. FINANCIAL £350 T 0 L® l * ls on S°od First Mortgage security—James Innes Lowe Street.