BOOT REPAIRS Half solfed and heeled (sewn) LADIES'— , ■ ' ■■ Half soled and heeled (sewn) Ah Only at— WALLY JOHNSON'S LOWE STEBET NOTE: ONE ADDRESS ONLY.
be handed tn not later than SITUATIONS WANTED 'XPERIENCED Station fflunu ß « J desires position. 11 years last 38 lSon: experienced in sheep and ,tHe—Address Herald. SITUATIONS VACANT LIFE ASSURANCE. NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE • ASSOCIATION OF AUbTRALASIA LTD. require a first-class-New Business Writer for Poverty Bay. Also one for the Bay of Hlenty. Liberal terms and assistance given. Apply by letter to— F. W. BAAS. District Supervisor. National Mutual Life Association Ltd.. Box 426. Gisborne. 637 ANTED —Housemaid. —Apply Mrs. *' Humphry Bayly. 50M. Nuhaka. Duo RANTED Clean, trustworthy T * Woman,' half-day fortnightly.— AT>nlv_2S6_Kahutia Street. b££_ WANTED.— Junior for Grocery Department; experience essential.— Annlv Williams & Kettle Ltd. 660_ WORK WANTED ALL types of Saws Sharpened, Set, and Re-toothed; accurate: charges moderate.—Saw Service. S. Loan. 36 Bright Street. __ AINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall. 396 Clifford Street Phone 992. WANTED BOARD ►USINESS Gentleman requires * superior Accommodation in private home, preferably where no other guests are kept; garage at or near essential.—Write No. 24. Herald. o4U FOUND —Cheap Firewood', 7 sacra J Mill Slabs. 10/-. 3 for 6/-. 2 for 8/6 1 for 2/-: 4 sacks Tawa and 1 sack kindling. 10/-: Coal. Coke and Carbonettes.— -Only at Shipp's. Phone 1040. RUIT. VEGETABLES AT Dickson's, Gisborne's Cheapest Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer. — Finest Delicious Apples. 81bs 1/-. 2/3 and 4/- per case; Bananas. 31bsOAv PPLES, Ballarats, 12!bs 1/-, 2/and 3/3 per case; Jamician Oranges. % a 1/-; Pears. 61bs 1/-. — Only at Dickson's. Phone 1450 your order.
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. DELICIOUS Apples, 3/- and 5/- per case, any quantity: at the old shop.—Hardy's Fruit Exchange. 84 Peel Street. JAM Melons ready now.—Hardy's ' Fruit Exchange. Phone 310. CHARLIE - (Next McKenzie's). CHEAPEST FRUITERER IN GISBORNE. DELICIOUS APPLES. Slbs 1/-. New Season's CAULIFLOWERS from 3d each. Big Reductions in all ROOT VEGETABLES. Now Id per bundle. GOOD • ONIONS. lOlbs 2/- * Telephone 1610. FLOWERS. BULBS. ETC. NEMONES and Ranunculus, k August flowering, prize double mixed guaranteed bulbs; 1/- dozen. 6/- 100. posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. , SSORTED Hyacinths, choice L scented. 7/6 dozen; New Pink Violet Plants XI- each; Orange Yellow Violets, 2/6 each, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. , ►ULB Specials, 9d dozen, Freesias, J Ixias. Daffodils. Tritonias, Babianas, Jonquils, Liliam, special Christmas, Tiger. Fink and Orange. Pink Arums. 9d each.—Griffiths* Nurserles;_ Mt.'Eden. Auckland. BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, 80% flowering bulbs; choicest new shades, 2/6 dozen j Lily of Valley, scented. 1/- clump.—Griffiths' Nur<series, Mt. Eden, Auckland, Giants, 2/- per dozen; Roggli Giants. 1/6 per dozen; Masterpiece, 1/- per dozen; postage extra.—D. S. Thompson & Co. CITRUS Fruits.—We specialise in growing these trees and can supply good shaped trees in Lemons, Oranges. Mandarines, etc. —D. S Thompson & Co.
\ERRlDUST—Recommended by the ' Department of Agriculture for the control of white butterfly and diamond back moths; a non-poisonous plant Insecticide. —"Eerridgea." ' FRESH stock of Garden Peas, including American Wonder, W. F. Massey. Richard Seddon, Wm. Hurst, Greenfeast. Stratagem, and Daisy; also leading varieties of Beans. — "Berridges." il . CABBAGE and Cauliflower Plants should be planted now.—Sow now Broad Beans. Peas, Lettuce, Red and Silver Beet, Spinach and Onions.— D. S. Thompson & Co. TOW is a good time to plant trees. — —" Gums, Macrocarpa, Lawsoniana, Pines, Ornamental Shrubs and Hedge Plants. —D. S. Thompson & Co. , FINANCIAL. TO LEND on good First Mortjjouvj Kaffe a ecurity.—James Innes Lowe Street. TO LET TO LET.—2 Unfurnished Rooms, fireplace; use of conveniences.— Apply 153 Cobden Street. 668_ rpo LET.—To lady, comfortably Fur- -* nished Front. Bed-Sittingroom, with fireplace; central.—Address at Herald. *HL. LET.—7-roomed House nicely ■*• situated in Kaiti, large section; moderate rental of 20/- per week.— Ball & Crawshaw, Real Estate Agents, lO LET.—House, with Z rooms and all usual conveniences, situate vei-y handy to town; rent 32/6.—8a1l & Crawshaw, Land Agents. O LET.—Convenient ■ two-storied ■ Home in Mangapapa, with concrete paths, garage, etc.; rent 27/6. Ball & Crawshaw, Peel Street, Glsborne. ' 1Q LET.—Shop in Mangapapa, very • handy to school; suitable for any type of business; low rental.—Ball & Crawshaw, Real Estate Agents.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19029, 1 June 1936, Page 1
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