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IDVEBTISEMENTS for this column muirt he handed in not Uter thaa 11 ».mj otherwise they will appear la the l*te| edition columns. SITUATIONS VACANT 3D; —Capable Girl; mu.st be \y able to cook— Apply 335 Childers Road. tXTANTED.— Strong Lad or Man, " milk, and general farm workApply Baird. 499S J _ : '^ Rakauroa. Tl7ANTED.—Reliable Youth, milk 2 *T ; cows and assist on farm.— Apply Mclldowie. Phone 446 J. ;J> 7 ANTED. —Man, suitable for maize, " mangel, and pumpkin cropping. -Ring 499 W. . 60 W" ANTED.—Junior Clerk (male).— Reply in own handwriting, stating age and experience, to No. 37. Herald. ±M_ W ANTED.—For the country, a Cook-General, no washing, no bread making.—Apply, stating wages required, to No. 38. Herald. 117_ [TTANTED. —Married Couple, £3; 2 »' Housemaids, town, 25/-, 17/6; Cook. Cook-General, country. 27/6, 25/-; Cowboys, £2/2/6. 35/-.—Gard-ner's. Phone 557. 115 WORK WANTED LL types of Saws Sharpened, Set, L and Re-toothed; machine accurate; charges moderate.-r Saw Service, LAWNMOWERS Overhauled, Sharpened; guaranteed. —Globe Engineering, Mower Experts. 7S Disraeli Street. Ring Q.E.D. 6 ►AINTING and Paperhanging, good • work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall, 396 Clifford Street, Phone 992 WANTED.— Brick Work, Concrete or Stone Work of any description: repairs promptly executed Phone 12295. J. T. Morgan. " OST. —Black and Tan Dog from ~* Hangaroa.—Finder please ring 1321 M. Reward. 81., OST. —On June 17, one. Steering * Housing, thread on end; painted green.—Apply Ward's Transport. 15 FOUND 'OUND. —Cheap Firewood, mill ■ slabs. 3 sacks for 5/-. 2 for 3/6, 1 for 2/-; 4 sacks Tawa and 1 sack kindling. 10/-; Coal, Coke and Carbonettes. —Only at Shipp's. 471 Gladstone Road. Phone 1040. _FRUIT. VEGETABLES SPECIAL.—Onions, 61bs 1/-; • Southern Potatoes, 281bs 2/6. lOlbs 1/-: Carrots. Parsnips. Id per bundle; Cauliflowers from 3d each; free delivery.—Only at Dickson's. Phone 1450. __ T Dicksons, Gisborne's Cheapest — L Wholesale and- Retail Fruiterer.— Finest Delicious and Stunner Apples. 2d and 3d per lb.: Dougherty Apples. Slbs 1/-; Local Oranges. 24 1/-. AT Dickson's.—Ballarats, Slbs 1/-; Orangee. Oranges. 8 a 1/-.—Phone your orders, 1450. ._ __ [SLAND Oranges, six for 1/-; Local \- Sweet Oranges. 6d. 1/- and 1/6 dozen.—At Hardy's Fruit Exchange, 84 Peel Street. FLOWERS.'BULBS, ETC. NEMONES, St. Brigid choice —" mixed, and Ranunculus, choice mixed, plants of these to flower early. 1/6 per dozen.—D. S. Thompson & Co. k NEMONES and Ranunculus, Sep- *• tember flowering, prize double mixture: 1/- dozen. &7- 100, 20/- 600. posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. USTRALIAN Giant Gladiolus, in L new and dazzling shades: guaranteed bulbs 3/6 dozen. 50 bulbs 12/-. Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. • EAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, 2/6 — * dozen, 17/G 100; New Pink Scented Violets, 1/- each.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. JULB Bargains.—6d dozen, Daffodils. Ixias. Jonquils. Tritonias, Babianas, Freesias, Muscari. Iris, Sparaxias; order early.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. i OLDEN Gleam, Scarlet Gleam and — r Gleam Hybrids Nasturtium Seed. 6d packet; Giants of California Petunia Seed. 1/- packet.—D. S. Thompson & Co. NSPECT our display of Flowering Pot Plants. —Cyclamen, Cinerarias. Hyacinths. Primula Sinensis. Kalanchoe. and Lachenalia; colours range from white to crimson.— "Berridges." MPORTED direct from Holland. — Nasturtium Seed in seven named varieties: Gleam Hybrids. Golden and Scarlet Gleam. Lady Cherry. Queen of Holland. Golden Rose. Golden Globe: all varieties, 6d packet.— "BerridKes." [ACOBEAN Lily Bulbs, dark crimson flowers. 1/-; Lily of the Valley, XI- per clump; Bleeding Heart. 1/6 each. —D. S. Thompson & Co. EMON Trees grown from bud- ' selected trees, best type, heavy bearing; 5/- each. —Hardy's Fruit Exchange. 'OPPS everbearing Rhubarb Roots, I —1- each. 10/- per dozen; Aspara- 1 gus Roots. Connover's Colossal. 2-year-old. 2/6 dozen. —D. S. Thompson & Co. WANTED TO LEASE WANTED to Lease.—Small Grazing Paddock. —Apply Ormond Hotel. WANTED TO RENT kX7 ANTED to Rent. —Bach, in or ' * near town; state terms. —Address Ilerald. 79 [/ANTED to Rent. —! or 2 FurT * nished Rooms by business girls, handy to Waikanae ' Beach. —Write No. 36. Herald. 100 'RONT Room, furnished or unfurnished, with or without - garage: handv to town.—Apply_Herald. 38_ HO LET. —Good Shop, with living *• fieoommodation; 309 Gladstone TJonrT—Frank Orr. Lowe Street. 95 TO LET.—Nice 6-roomed House, with all conveniences, and motor shed, situated in Kaiti; rent to approved tenant. 27/6.—G. K. Pasley. 41 Lowe Street. no LET. —Partly Furnished 6- *■ roomed Home, with all usual conveniences, and garage: large section and garden; 26/6.—G. K. Pasley, Real Estate Agent.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19100, 22 August 1936, Page 1
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